The Lebanese agency responsible for drone safety, DGCA, has not provided any regulations on flying a drone for fun or work. However, The Lebanese army has established requirements for drone flights in Lebanon. The highlights are enumerated below. For more details, go to the link above.
Are drones allowed in Lebanon?
According to DGCA, drone use is allowed in Lebanon, subject to very strict DGCA and Lebanese Army regulations. Read on for more details.
Here are the most important rules to know for flying a drone in Lebanon:
Flying a drone is legal in Lebanon, subject to following strict regulations.
The Lebanese Army requires that companies and individuals operating drones or other remotely controlled aircraft equipped with a camera in Lebanon must obtain a special permit before flying.
How To Get A Drone Permit In Lebanon?
The general documents required for a filming permit using a flying camera:
A written request signed by the concerned party that includes:
The subject and objective of the permit
The type of drone and camera and the serial number of each
A schedule displaying the location and date of the filming.
The phone number of the concerned party
Special documents required:
A license issued by the air force
A copy of the Identification Card belonging to the drone operator
A copy of the passport and the entry stamp for the drone operator (if a foreigner)
A picture of the drone and its serial number (scan)
What to do with the documents:
The application should be presented via one of the following means (no fees required):
Personally to the Army Command - Secretary of General Staff
Email: press@lebarmy.gov.lb
Fax to the Directorate of Orientation: 01/424104
How long will it take to process your application?
Minimum of 1 week after the date of presentation of the application with all the requested documents