Do You Need a License for DJI Mini in Nepal?

The DJI Mini in Nepal

The DJI Mini 2 and DJI Mini 3 are some of the most popular drones in Nepal, partly because they weigh under 250 grams — placing them in Category A under Nepal's Drone Sambandhi Karyabidhi 2075.

Category A Rules

Under the Karyabidhi 2075, Category A drones (< 250g):

However, registration is required even for the lightest drones.

Rules That Still Apply to DJI Mini

Even with your DJI Mini 2 or Mini 3, you must:

What About DJI Mini 4 Pro?

The DJI Mini 4 Pro weighs approximately 249g — still under 250g. The same Category A rules apply.

Important: Commercial Use Changes Everything

If you're using your DJI Mini for paid work — wedding photography, real estate videos, tourism content — you are conducting commercial operations. This requires:

Bottom Line

For casual, recreational flying in open areas away from restricted zones, a DJI Mini (< 250g / Category A) still requires CAAN registration but no operator license. You are bound by all operational rules.

For commercial use, contact CAAN regardless of drone size.

Check our No-Fly Zones guide to know where you can and cannot fly.