Thanks to Brandon, a drone entrepreneur working in Canada, for today’s question.  He wants to know if FAA regulations apply to drone pilots from outside of the United States.  We talk about how the FAA’s rules differ in regards to those flying for fun and those flying to make money.  Fly safe everybody!

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Today's question is about foreigners or non residents wanting to fly drones in the United States

What are the requirements for foreigners wishing to fly commercially in the United States?

Do immigrants or foreigners flying drones as hobbyists need a 107 license?

Will a foreigner or immigrant face penalty if he flies commercially without a drone license in the United States?

What are some of the rules that must be followed by a foreigner or a immigrant drone pilot?

Does a foreigner need to come to the United States for his Part 107 test?