Guys, everyone is asking questions to this guy as though he's an expert!....he just got lucky because customs turned a blind eye to him bringing this drone in from Singapore!....the law in India states "NO" imported drones are allowed into India from a foreign country!...I travel to India from the UK 3-4 times a year and have asked the customs officers every time if I can bring a drone into the country and every time the answer is a resounding "NO"!...don't risk it!...you won't even get the drone back!
I recently checked with someone who has brought a drone to India - the tweak is - mention that you have taken it from India and bringing it back. DJI stores and other electronic stores sell drones in India legally. So buying a drone within the country from such stores is not illegal.(provided you follow the flying guidelines as stated in digisky web portal). But customs is a tricky bet. Apna luck pehen ke chalo .
You shouldn’t rely on the DJI app. It is sometimes not up to date with local air space. There might be a temporary air space restriction in that area which the dji app will not tell you. The only way to check is via the correct government websites
hello brother. thank you for the much-needed information. I have purchased a Dji mini 4 pro with fly more plus combo. So, If I am to visit India from my country without any hassle, I am supposed to ; 1. pack everything (e.g. drone, propellers etc.) inside Dji provided drone bag except the Rc 2 remote and batteries onto my booking luggage. 2. pack the drone batteries and the remote inside my CARRYING BACKPACK. right?? Since I won't have the drone itself on my while going through immigration, if they ask about the RC 2 remote, what should I say? I checked with the Indigo Airlines website for allowed items in booking luggage and cabin bags. It says I can carry the drone inside booking luggage without any batteries.
@@nafisahmedvideos7882 usage of drones are restricted in most parts of Northern India borders - as they are sensitive areas. I would suggest you to refrain from bringing a drone. Being from another country might aggravate things further. Moreover, take a second opinion from a trusted travel agent in Bangladesh as well. Apologies as I do not have the extract answer you are looking for.
Sir can i bring unboxed dji air 3 micro class 720gm drone in India and will there be any customs issue? And will my drone be considered as imported or my personal items
Read this as well. As per customs law, import is banned. You have to claim it as a used item. content.dgft.gov.in/Website/dgftprod/7d5fd1eb-ad39-4c99-b760-014223657469/Eng-Notification%2054%20dated%209%20Feb%202022%20ITC(HS)%202022%20_with%20Annexures.pdf
I am buying a drone as well as a go pro from Thailand to india for my personal use I can throw all boxes in Thailand itself Then will i have to pay any custom charges because i buyed drone from Thailand. And after buying drone i will take vat refund from airport so when i get vat refund do custom officers get to know i have buyed something?
First of all - is that a nano drone (within 250g)? The remaining queries could be answered accordingly. Moreover, Indian customs will not know about any vat refund from Thai airport.
@@sidztubehi sir, I'm planning to buy a DJI air 3 from abroad which is a micro drone. Is it still legal to bring it into India if it's my personal drone and I follow what you mentioned in the video?
Hi I bought a dji mini 4 pro in usa coming to india in 5 days. The drone is a catgorised as a nano drone if used with normal battery it is 249 grams but the battery i have is the extended plus battery 45 mints which bump the weight to 305 grams at take off instead of using the regular ones. I am scared to bring it thinking they will confiscate it in customs because its heavier i heard if i put drone in chekin baggage with batteries removed and put in hand carry with remote in carryon i wont have issue . Is this correct ?. Also since this is 305 grams with the extended battery would i have to get the the remote pilot license or is it not applicable because yhe drone itself is categorised as a nano drone. Please help . I am really confused all websites online are not providing coear information . I am really frustrated dont want to lose my drone at airport and also not be able to fly in india after all these hassle. Please give your opinion and any links that help Thankyou
The weight would be considered based on what is printed on the pack. If the drone packaging states it as a nano drone, you don’t have any issues. ( as per the updates I have got from various authorised internet sources) . You have to carry any battery in your hand baggage and the remaining drone and stuff in check in baggage. However, you can reach out to Indian customs as well for any detailed clarifications - for a binary answer : Yes or No
@@bikepe9184 i did not take it with me . The flight height restricted to like 50 m for nanos or something not even worth all the hardwork to bring it and only able to fly it at that height
Yes you can bring it with few basic checks- 1)check whether the drone is listed in Digital Sky website. 2) Apply for a UIN in Digital sky even before you fly back. While registering, sign up as Operator and use form D2. 3) the last trick - Always mention in customs that you are already using the drone(not a fresh purchase). Note - your drone falls in micro UAS category
Guys, everyone is asking questions to this guy as though he's an expert!....he just got lucky because customs turned a blind eye to him bringing this drone in from Singapore!....the law in India states "NO" imported drones are allowed into India from a foreign country!...I travel to India from the UK 3-4 times a year and have asked the customs officers every time if I can bring a drone into the country and every time the answer is a resounding "NO"!...don't risk it!...you won't even get the drone back!
I recently checked with someone who has brought a drone to India - the tweak is - mention that you have taken it from India and bringing it back. DJI stores and other electronic stores sell drones in India legally. So buying a drone within the country from such stores is not illegal.(provided you follow the flying guidelines as stated in digisky web portal).
But customs is a tricky bet. Apna luck pehen ke chalo .
How to get UIN number for self made drone !
Check here digitalsky.dgca.gov.in/home
@@sidztube i have checked , nothing there
@@sidztube help me plzzz
Do you have a registered organisation for making drones or is it a personal effort which you would now like to get formally registered?
@@sidztube individual person , i want to use my custom drone nano or micro drone as a hobby.
You shouldn’t rely on the DJI app. It is sometimes not up to date with local air space. There might be a temporary air space restriction in that area which the dji app will not tell you. The only way to check is via the correct government websites
True. I am also checking the flying restrictions in digitalsky website . Moreover , keeping the Dji app updated as well in parallel
Hello Sir, how did you carry the box also ??
I flattened it and carried in check-in luggage
hello brother. thank you for the much-needed information. I have purchased a Dji mini 4 pro with fly more plus combo. So, If I am to visit India from my country without any hassle, I am supposed to ;
1. pack everything (e.g. drone, propellers etc.) inside Dji provided drone bag except the Rc 2 remote and batteries onto my booking luggage.
2. pack the drone batteries and the remote inside my CARRYING BACKPACK.
right?? Since I won't have the drone itself on my while going through immigration, if they ask about the RC 2 remote, what should I say? I checked with the Indigo Airlines website for allowed items in booking luggage and cabin bags. It says I can carry the drone inside booking luggage without any batteries.
Are you a citizen of India and bringing drone purchased from other country ??
@@sidztube no , I am from Bangladesh. Traveling to Kashmir within few days.
@@nafisahmedvideos7882 usage of drones are restricted in most parts of Northern India borders - as they are sensitive areas. I would suggest you to refrain from bringing a drone. Being from another country might aggravate things further. Moreover, take a second opinion from a trusted travel agent in Bangladesh as well. Apologies as I do not have the extract answer you are looking for.
thank you for being transparent @@sidztube
Sir can i bring unboxed dji air 3 micro class 720gm drone in India and will there be any customs issue? And will my drone be considered as imported or my personal items
Read this as well. As per customs law, import is banned. You have to claim it as a used item.
content.dgft.gov.in/Website/dgftprod/7d5fd1eb-ad39-4c99-b760-014223657469/Eng-Notification%2054%20dated%209%20Feb%202022%20ITC(HS)%202022%20_with%20Annexures.pdf
I am buying a drone as well as a go pro from Thailand to india for my personal use
I can throw all boxes in Thailand itself
Then will i have to pay any custom charges because i buyed drone from Thailand.
And after buying drone i will take vat refund from airport so when i get vat refund do custom officers get to know i have buyed something?
First of all - is that a nano drone (within 250g)?
The remaining queries could be answered accordingly.
Moreover, Indian customs will not know about any vat refund from Thai airport.
sir i am very socked, how this product come through the airport , because drone import is not legal in india as govt rules..? can you explain...?
Nano drones can be brought as personal luggage
@@sidztubehi sir, I'm planning to buy a DJI air 3 from abroad which is a micro drone. Is it still legal to bring it into India if it's my personal drone and I follow what you mentioned in the video?
Hi
I bought a dji mini 4 pro in usa coming to india in 5 days. The drone is a catgorised as a nano drone if used with normal battery it is 249 grams but the battery i have is the extended plus battery 45 mints which bump the weight to 305 grams at take off instead of using the regular ones. I am scared to bring it thinking they will confiscate it in customs because its heavier i heard if i put drone in chekin baggage with batteries removed and put in hand carry with remote in carryon i wont have issue . Is this correct ?. Also since this is 305 grams with the extended battery would i have to get the the remote pilot license or is it not applicable because yhe drone itself is categorised as a nano drone. Please help . I am really confused all websites online are not providing coear information . I am really frustrated dont want to lose my drone at airport and also not be able to fly in india after all these hassle. Please give your opinion and any links that help
Thankyou
The weight would be considered based on what is printed on the pack. If the drone packaging states it as a nano drone, you don’t have any issues. ( as per the updates I have got from various authorised internet sources) . You have to carry any battery in your hand baggage and the remaining drone and stuff in check in baggage. However, you can reach out to Indian customs as well for any detailed clarifications - for a binary answer : Yes or No
Hey did you make it through?
@@bikepe9184 i did not take it with me . The flight height restricted to like 50 m for nanos or something not even worth all the hardwork to bring it and only able to fly it at that height
@@martinjohn8370 there is a hack to change the height as well
Thanks dada for sharing this info
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tou recently boughted Boss ?
Yes, in July 2023
Waiting for the next episode Sid!
Yeah. Still under training 😅
@@sidztube 🤣
Released the next part ..
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Bhai aap ne to box bhi laya hai
😅box alag se fold kar ke laya dusre bag
mein
@@sidztube mai bhi yhi soch rha tha , mai bhi aise hi launga hand bag m fold kar k dji mini 2 se
@@rannoarman345bhai maine bhi mere dost se mini 2 se kharid liya hai Germany me, use wo kaise laaye plz help me
Bring it as an open piece to set the stage as if it is used and taken from India and being brought back to the country. Unbox it completely
Still waiting for your reply sir
Yes you can bring it with few basic checks- 1)check whether the drone is listed in Digital Sky website. 2) Apply for a UIN in Digital sky even before you fly back. While registering, sign up as Operator and use form D2. 3) the last trick - Always mention in customs that you are already using the drone(not a fresh purchase). Note - your drone falls in micro UAS category
After 5.32 NO VOLUME
Hi Nirav, You mean, you are not able to listen to my audio after 5.32 min ? I just checked with a couple of other viewers, works fine for them
ok if u say so Thanks for the info Very helpful @@sidztube
If you are using the nano drone for commercial purpose (eg making money from marriage ceremony) then you require a RPC
Maybe Mr Utpal. I am not sure about commercial use. But good point to ponder and add to this context 👍