Hello to the whole community.
My name is Manuel and I am from Spain, specifically from the province of Jaen (land of olive trees and rich oil)
I found out about this forum through a link they sent me and I have joined because it is very interesting.
Hi from the UK 
Who is “they”? 
Welcome my friend. My drone wont fly that far to check it out. But a picture would be nice
Hi Manuel,
welcome, looking forwards to seeing some shots of spain.
Isn’t that the million dollar question.
As in other people in the air, pilots etc? 
Thanks for the welcome.
I made a modification of its firmware to my drone and how I need to install an application they recommended this site to me from the technical assistance of a website that I do not know if I can say.
No problem.
I will upload photos.
Hey Manuel,
Welcome to the club. If you want some help with custom firmware, might be able to get so in these other thread sections:
I hope this helps.
Saludos
Eneko
You can discuss and link to any web site you like. We don’t have any silly rules like some other forums 
Welcome, this is a great forum. Maybe you could help us to know how we register a drone with AESA in Spain as a non resident (for holidays).
Hola, Welcome to the group.
tengo una casa en Orihuela costa. está bastante cerca de ti.
In Spain it is necessary from January 1, 2021 the licenses “open category”
A1 / A3 and A2
It is easy to take the exam.
https://www.seguridadaerea.gob.es/es/ambitos/drones/formacion-pilotos-a-distancia-uas-drones/formacion-de-pilotos-uas-drones-en-categoria-rabiertar
Once approved, the license is received within a few hours by email.
You must also register as a UAS operator
https://sede.seguridadaerea.gob.es/SEDE_AESA/LANG_CASTELLANO/TRAMITACIONES/UAS/default.htm
EVERYTHING IS FREE
En Inglés?
It’s true! I hadn’t thought that you need the test in English.
The A1 / A3 are 40 questions for 40 minutes and you have to get 75% correct.
They are easy and perhaps you can use an online translator.
For the A2 I can help it is the same problem.
Am I right in saying you need to obtain a digital signature? This is where most are having difficulty I think.
The test is so easy you shouldn’t have any trouble passing it in Spanish.
Are you saying there’s a free A2 test too?
Hello.
The exam is free A1 / A3 and A2.
Digital signature is required (the simplest thing)
Another way is “pin key” or “permanent key”
First they have to register as a UAS operator
It is also free.
This is the access
https://sede.seguridadaerea.gob.es/AESA_UAS/
Once this process is done, they can access the registration for the A1 / A3 exam.
When they have approved they can access the A2 registration
Here they have access
https://www.seguridadaerea.gob.es/es/ambitos/drones/formacion-pilotos-a-distancia-uas-drones/formacion-de-pilotos-uas-drones-en-categoria-rabiertar
I have only read (not studied) course A1 / A3 and I passed with 9.25.
The A2 certificate is difficult, but I studied it very well and I passed with a 9.
Once approved, you will receive a notification in your email to download your certificate (pilot card).