Drone Rental
Equipment Rental Company
Get stunning aerial shots without buying a drone. Rent top models like the DJI Mavic 3, Air 2S, or Phantom, Avata in Kathmandu with our rental company in Nepal. Perfect for travel, weddings, or pro projects. Pay only for the duration you need. Enjoy 4K video, expert guidance, and flexible booking. Capture professional-quality photos and videos without the big investment.
Rent Drone in Nepal
In Nepal, the use of drones has also increased significantly for capturing videos and photos during weddings and other special occasions.
While a high quality drone gives you high quality results, it is expensive. As a result, renting a drone has become a common choice for temporary usage.
The best choice for travelers in Nepal who need drone service for brief photoshoot, video production or professional drone work is drone rental.
The drone rental service is highly flexible at affordable rates without any maintenance requirements along with excellent convenience.
There are local businesses in Nepal which provide drone rental services for travelers, photographers, businesses and filmmakers at reasonable prices. But the cost of drone rental varies from features and quality of each drone model.
Drones Available with us to rent
We have DJI Mavic 3 pro and DJI Phantom 4 pro with their exceptional features combined with smooth performance and high quality imaging capabilities.
DJI Mavic 3 Pro
The DJI Mavic 3 Pro is a top-end drone solution which delivers exceptional aerial imaging to advanced professionals. This drone features a 4/3 CMOS camera which enables 5.1k video recording at 50 frames per second and 20MP image capture for producing remarkable detailed visuals.
DJI Phantom 4 Pro
DJI Phantom 4 pro is made with a popular aerial technology system that offers superior flight control alongside world-class camera performance features. It uses a 1-inch 20MP sensor with 4K video recording at 60fps to produce high-definition clear pictures under any environmental conditions.
Cost of Drone Rental in Nepal
Starting from NPR 3,500 per day. And depending on the models and specific requirements.
Our rental process
Our drone rental process has a few steps begun by picking a suitable drone from available options after which they need to fulfil required paperwork to operate it.
- 1 Select the Drone he first step of our drone rental process is selection of drones from available options according to your individual requirements. We have drones that serve photography, videography needs or mapping requirements.
- 2 Provide Documents In this phase of the rental process, you need to submit documents to continue. Customers can present their legal identification documents with their national ID or passport.
- 3 Agreement Thirdly, the verification process concludes with signing an agreement. The rental agreement states clearly all the essential conditions for drone use which also state individual responsibilities and damage compensation rules.
- 4 Payment The final process involves payment of drone fees which is determined by the model type along with the duration of rental period. You may charge extra if specific permits and approvals require.
Required documents
To rent our drone service you need to present several specific documents which enable a smooth rental journey.
ID card (for nepali): If you are a Nepali citizen, you have to present your valid national IDcard. From your provided documents we confirm both your personal identity and your actual residence location in Nepal.
Passport with Visa (for foreigner): valid passport along with the proper visa. Also the information about the flights and your legal stay in the country.
Drone Rules in Nepal
Nepal is the best place for drone operators who want to take aerial photographs, surveying terrain and experience the beautiful natural scenes. However, there are some regulations by the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal to protect airspace security and public safety.
Need Permission: To fly drones over 2kg or flying above 400ft need approval from the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal.
No Permission Needed: Nepal government allows drones under 2kg and flying below 200 ft on private land.
Flight Limits: The Maximum drone flight limit is 120m high and 500 m far from where the operator stands.
Restrictions: It is important to observe the environment while flying the drones. If you are not aware of restrictions, you might get into trouble.
Don’t fly carelessly: Always be aware and careful of flight activities.Careless drone operation leads to dangerous situations.
Keep the drone in view: Your drone must always remain visible to your eye because quick response becomes more challenging in an invisible drone.
Stay 150m away from crowds or big events: Always keep your drone 150m away from crowds or public events.
Stay 50m away from cars, buildings, and boats: The operating rules require you to place your drone more than 50 m far from vehicles, buildings and boats.
Don’t drop anything from drones: The user should never allow any item to fall from the drone including cameras and other tools which can cause safety hazards against people.
No drones near airports.Flying drones close to the airport create safety issues that risk damaging aircraft traffic.
Restricted Drone Zones in Nepal
High-Security Areas: In Nepal drones are strictly prohibited in high security areas such as VVIP residences, military bases, and security offices. Drone flying within 1km of VVIP residences and military bases and 500 m within security offices are highly prohibited because of security threats to national defense.
Aviation & Borders: Another restricted zone for flying drones in Nepal includes aviation and border areas. Drones are strictly forbidden within a 5 km distance from Nepal’s borders and airports. Flying drones near these areas can endanger aircraft operations and pose a threat to national security.
Cultural & Environmental Sites: Flying drones within 1 km of cultural heritage sites, conservation zones, and mining areas is prohibited. These restrictions aim to safeguard biodiversity, protect cultural landmarks, and maintain ecological balance.
Conflict Zones: War-affected, dispute-prone, and politically unstable regions are also no-fly zones for drones. Due to their ability to gather intelligence and detect military activities, drones are considered a threat to local and national security in these areas.
Why choose us to rent a drone in Nepal ?
Rent in Nepal provides high-quality and well-maintained drone services in Nepal. We offer reasonable prices with dependable performance and a hassle-free operating experience to our customers. Here are the key factors that make Rent in Nepal your go-to place for drone rental:
Reasonable price and customized options: Our drone rental packages match every customer's budget range along with flexible rental plans. Customers can rent on an hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly basis.
High-quality drones: We offer top-tier drone models suitable for everyone—from beginner drone users to seasoned professionals. High-quality drones provide smooth shots and detailed footage during filming.
Latest and well-maintained equipment: Our drones deliver flawless performance thanks to regular maintenance and care. Our well-kept equipment gives you the confidence to fly with a high-performance drone system.
Available across Nepal: We offer drone rental services throughout Nepal. From the bustling streets of Kathmandu to the scenic beauty of Pokhara and many other locations, Rent in Nepal has you covered.
Support and assistance: Rent in Nepal prioritizes excellent customer service and support. We provide operational guidance for beginners and advanced setup and troubleshooting assistance for professionals to ensure their projects succeed as planned.
We Also Offer Other Rental Services
Besides drones, we also rent other helpful gear:
- Camera rental – for photography and video
- Camera lens rental – choose from different lens types
- Equipment rental – for outdoor use, content creation, and more
FAQs
Can I fly the drone anywhere in Nepal?
No, you can’t fly the drone anywhere in Nepal.
Do I need permission to fly a drone in Nepal?
Yes, You need permission to fly a drone in Nepal.
Do I need to pay a deposit?
Of Course, you need to pay a deposit for drone rental
What happens if the drone is damaged?
In case you damage the drone, you will have to pay damage compensation as per rules.