Drone Pilots in Brazil
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Flying a drone in Brazil
Legal in principle, but registering a drone over 250g requires a Brazilian CPF tax number, a real barrier. Get a CPF in advance or have a Brazilian resident register it; imported drones need ANATEL homologation. Sub-250g drones avoid the CPF hurdle.
- Regulator
- ANAC (rules) + DECEA (airspace, via SARPAS) (ANAC)
- Registration
- Free SISANT registration for drones over 250g (valid 24 months); requires a CPF/CNPJ; min age 18. Every flight also needs DECEA airspace access via SARPAS.
- Maximum altitude
- 120 m (400 ft) without special authorisation.
This is general guidance, not legal advice. Drone rules change frequently and vary by location. Always confirm the current rules with the national aviation authority (linked below) before you fly. Last reviewed: July 2026.