Chinese Consulate Reminds Visitors to Jeju to Follow South Korea Drone Rules
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South Korea's newly revised Article 161 of the Aviation Safety Act takes effect soon, with stricter penalties for illegal drone flights across multiple no-fly and controlled zones in Jeju, posing direct compliance risks for business and leisure travelers carrying drones.
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The Chinese Consulate General in Jeju reminded Chinese citizens in and traveling to Jeju to comply with South Korea's drone rules. South Korea strictly controls unmanned aircraft, and all flights must comply with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport's aviation safety rules, which specify altitude, time, no-fly, and controlled areas. The newly revised Article 161 of South Korea's Aviation Safety Act takes effect on September 17, 2026, significantly strengthening penalties for illegal drone flights; flying without approval in a no-fly zone can result in up to one year in prison or a fine of up to 10 million won (about RMB 50,000). In Jeju Province, drone flights and photography…