DroneJakarta · DKI Jakarta

Property drone shoot · Jakarta

In short

A property drone shoot in the Jakarta area costs from $390 for 30 minutes of flying, once the address has been checked against restricted airspace. You receive 15+ edited aerial photos within 48–72 hours and a 30–60 second aerial video within 5–7 days, with context frames of the surroundings. Permit fees, if any, are extra.

Starting from: $390
Duration: 30 min
Edited photos: 15+
Video: 15+ aerial photos + 30–60 s aerial video

Why here

Why choose Property drone shoot in Jakarta?

Property in greater Jakarta sells on context: how far the site is from a toll gate, a station or the coast, what surrounds it, how big the plot really is. A drone shows that in one frame better than any floor plan. The difficulty is that much of the city sits inside restricted airspace — the palace and government districts in the centre, the safety zones of Soekarno-Hatta and Halim airports, other sensitive sites — so whether a property can be filmed from the air depends entirely on its coordinates. That is why every booking here starts with an address check rather than a date. Where flying is allowed and the owner consents, the session suits developers marketing a new cluster, owners selling a house with a garden and pool, hotels and resorts on the Thousand Islands, warehouses and land plots. Where it is not, we say so and suggest rooftop or ground-level photography instead.

How the shoot is planned

What does the shoot in Jakarta look like?

The route

Once the site is cleared, the pilot arrives early to walk the boundary with you or your agent, agree what must be shown and what should stay out of frame — a neighbour’s yard, a construction mess, a power line — and pick a safe launch point. The photo set comes first: a straight-down frame of the roof and plot that reads like a plan, then oblique frames from each corner at two heights so buyers understand the shape and the garden or pool. Next come context frames, climbing higher to show the nearest main road, the toll gate, a lake, the sea or the town centre, depending on what sells this property. The video is flown last as a few smooth moves: an approach from the street, an orbit around the building, and a final rise that ends on the wider area. For a cluster or estate, the same pattern repeats per block within the 30 minutes.

The timing

Property aerials look best in morning light, roughly 7:30 to 9:30, when the sun is high enough to light the roofs and gardens evenly but still low enough to give buildings shape. Late afternoon, around 15:30 to 17:30, gives warmer tones for a residential listing. Midday flattens everything and makes pools glare. Over the mainland, haze in the dry season, roughly June to September, reduces how far context frames can see, so we prefer the clear mornings after rain in the wet season, while avoiding the stormy afternoons. Weekday mornings also mean fewer people and cars around a site, which keeps the frames clean and the flight safer.

What’s included

What does the package include?

The Property drone shoot package in Jakarta covers: 15+ edited aerial photos; A 30–60 second aerial video; Context frames showing the beach, rice fields or town nearby; Airspace checked for your address before the day; Photos within 48–72 hours, video within 5–7 days. Nothing is added to the price after the shoot. Permits worth knowing about: Fatahillah Square, Kota Tua — square free; museum interiors ticketed; styled or commercial shoots may need a permit from the Kota Tua management; Monas (National Monument) — park free; ticket for the observation deck; drones prohibited — the presidential palace is next door; Sudirman–Thamrin skyline and pedestrian bridges — public bridges and pavements free; tripods can draw security questions; rooftops only via a hotel or bar booking; Pantai Indah Kapuk (PIK) — public streets free; parking charges at the waterfront areas; private developments may ask for a permit.

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Property drone shoot in Jakarta

Frames from recent shoots, to plan yours against.

Before you book

FAQ — Property drone shoot in Jakarta

Can you fly over a property in central or South Jakarta?

Often not. Central Jakarta around the palace, Monas and government districts is restricted, and airport safety zones and other sensitive sites cover much of the south and east as well. It depends on the exact address, so send us the coordinates first. If flying is not allowed, we suggest photographing the property from a neighbouring high floor or rooftop instead.

Can we use the aerial footage commercially?

Yes. The photos and video are delivered for use in listings, on your website, in social media and in sales presentations to buyers or investors. If a developer or agency plans billboards, print or a broader ad campaign, mention it at booking so the licence covers that use explicitly.

Do we need to arrange anything with neighbours or the estate?

In a gated estate, yes: estate management usually needs to approve a drone flight and register the pilot at the gate. For a standalone house, letting immediate neighbours know avoids alarm. We do not frame neighbours’ yards or people, and we fly over your property, not theirs. The owner’s written consent for the site itself is required before the flight.

Can you film a hotel or resort on the Thousand Islands?

Yes, and islands are often easier to fly than the mainland, once the location is confirmed outside any restricted or protected zone. Resorts get the classic frames — villas over the reef, the jetty, the island in open sea. The pilot’s crossing and any island or permit fees are quoted in advance; plan the shoot around calm morning seas.

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