South Korea
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MOLIT) · Drone OneStop
This page is a general reference summary, not legal advice. Always check the relevant country's official authority for the latest rules before flying.
Depending on weight and purpose, you must register your drone and obtain flight/aerial-photography approval in advance through the Drone OneStop portal.
Flying without prior approval in no-fly zones, control zones, or restricted zones can result in fines of up to KRW 1.5 million. Most of central Seoul falls under restricted airspace.
On this site, selecting a location in South Korea also shows no-fly zones, control zones, and other airspace layers in color on the map.
This site's map can show this country's no-fly zones, control zones, and other airspace layers in color.
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