DroneClear Thailand

DroneClear Thailand answers one question well: what does my drone need in Thailand? Tell Claude your drone model or take-off weight, whether it has a camera, where in Thailand you will fly and whether it is a hobby or holiday flight. The connector returns the CAAT pilot and drone registration, the NBTC radio registration, the third-party liability insurance requirement, the main flight limits (height, airport distance, people, daylight, line of sight) and an area note for places named in the CAAT airspace publication such as Bangkok, Hua Hin, Chiang Mai and Ko Chang. Every rule carries its public source. Thailand has no 250 g exemption, so a light DJI Mini needs the registrations too; the connector says so and links the guide. If it does not know the model, it asks for the weight. Paid or commercial flights are out of scope and get a contact link only. Places outside Thailand get an out-of-scope answer. Answers come in English or German, matching the user. The connector is read-only and needs no account: no login, no API key, no personal data. It shows no prices and takes no orders; when a DroneClear service fits (registration handling, NBTC-only handling, liability insurance) it names it in one sentence and links the information page on droneclearthailand.com. Built and run by DroneClear Thailand (BRS Properties Co., Ltd., Hua Hin). Not affiliated with CAAT, NBTC or Anthropic. Information only, not legal advice; check caat.or.th before every flight.