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Licence Conversion

For pilots already holding a remote pilot licence from another authority — we tell you what the real gap is.

Course Overview

A remote pilot licence does not transfer automatically between countries. Authorities generally require conversion or validation rather than straight recognition, and the requirements differ in each direction between Nepal and Australia.

The honest first step is an assessment, not a booking. Send us what you hold and we will tell you what the gap actually is — sometimes it is a short conversion covering local air law and airspace, sometimes it is most of a full course.

We would rather assess you accurately than sell you training you do not need, or take your money for a conversion that was never going to be accepted.

PrerequisitesA current remote pilot licence or equivalent from a recognised authority.
FormatAssessment first, then a tailored conversion. Length depends entirely on the gap.
LocationsKathmandu, Nepal · Brisbane, Australia · or at your site

Course Enquiry

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What the course covers

  • Assessment of your existing licence, endorsements and logged experience
  • Local air law and the regulatory differences that actually matter
  • Local airspace structure, charts and authorisation processes
  • Operating limitations specific to the country you are converting into
  • Documentation the authority expects to see
  • Flight review against the local competency standard
  • Guidance on the application itself

Who it's for

  • Pilots relocating between Nepal and Australia
  • Foreign-licensed pilots taking on work in either country
  • Operators bringing in overseas crew

Not sure this is the right course?

Tell us what you want to be able to do and we'll tell you which course gets you there — or that you don't need one.

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