Singapore

UAS Regulations

The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore has a drone / unmanned aircraft 'landing page" :
https://www.caas.gov.sg/public-passengers/unmanned-aircraft

An unmanned aircraft (UA) is an aircraft that can be flown or used without a person on board to operate it. Some examples of UA include radio-controlled aircraft, drones and remote-controlled kites. 

A UA has many applications spanning from recreational activities to sophisticated commercial use. In Singapore, UA-flying is becoming a popular recreational activity. At the same time, UA is also being deployed for use to drive productivity and efficiency in different industries.  

It is important that the flying of UA does not compromise aviation and public safety, so ensure that you fulfill the regulatory requirements and perform checks before flying your UA to ensure safety.
 
UA Regulations
CAAS takes a serious view of errant unmanned aircraft (UA) operations which pose threats to aviation or endanger the personal safety of others. We will not hesitate to take enforcement action against those who contravene the regulations. 

Refer to the Air Navigation (101 - Unmanned Aircraft Operations) Regulations here for more information on UA regulations and penalties, and here for guidance on compliance with the regulations.

UA Safety Guidelines
Permitted Flying Areas and No-Fly Zones
UA Regulatory Requirements
Frequently Asked Questions

 

 

and the following links are available:

 

ANR101 – Unmanned Aircraft Operations

Subject	Notice. No	Date
Permits for Unmanned Aircraft Operations (PDF, 385 KB)	AC 101-2-1(1)	18 August 2020
BVLOS Operations for Unmanned Aircraft (PDF, 315 KB)	AC 101-2-2	30 December 2019
Approvals for Unmanned Aircraft Training (PDF, 842 KB)	AC 101-3-1	18 May 2020
Unmanned Aircraft Pilot Licence (UAPL) (PDF,793KB)	AC 101-4-1	22 July 2020
Registration of Unmanned Aircraft(PDF, 289 KB)	AC 101-5-1	30 December 2019

[LATEST UPDATE SEPTEMBER 2021, BY DAVID GUERIN]