Drones in Oman
Ever wanted to see Oman from above?
Skyorbits in Muscat carries camera drones from compact everyday models to the DJI Mavic 4 Pro: the DJI Air 3S, the Mini 5 Pro, and the DJI Avata 360 and ANTIGRAVITY A1, which film in 360. Before you fly, know the rule: every camera drone in Oman needs a licence, whatever its weight, and you can only fly where the Serb app allows. We transfer your drone to your Serb account before you take it home. Next to the drones you’ll find spare batteries, propeller guards, ND filters, controllers and cases. Prices include VAT, in-stock items reach you across Oman in 1–2 working days, and you’re welcome at our Al Khoudh showroom.
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How to choose a drone
Questions people ask
Do I need a licence to fly a drone in Oman?
Yes. Every drone that carries a camera needs a licence in Oman, even small ones under 250 g. We transfer the drone to your Serb account before you take it home, and you can only fly where the Serb app allows. Flying without a licence can be fined.
Which drone should I buy?
Start with what you want to film and how you’ll carry it. Our drone buyer’s guide compares the range side by side, or message us on WhatsApp and someone from our team will get back to you.
Can I try a drone before I buy?
Yes: the ANTIGRAVITY A1 can be hired by the day from our rentals page.
Do you have batteries and spare parts?
Yes, for the drones we sell: flight batteries, propellers and guards, filters, controllers and cases. Check each product page for the models it fits.
Can I pay in installments?
In-house installments are for Omani nationals aged 18 and over, on orders from 200.000 OMR, subject to approval; you choose it at checkout. Everyone else can spread the cost with a bank card plan.
How fast is delivery?
In-stock items reach you in 1–2 working days anywhere in Oman, with same-day express in Seeb and Bawshar. For items marked “by order”, message us on WhatsApp for timing.
Message us on WhatsApp and someone from our team will get back to you