Leasing for Drones and Gimbals

Your data is used to process the financing application, including communication, verification and preparation of documents. Details about data processing and any required consents are provided in the financing provider’s documents and privacy notices.

Financing equipment and being authorised to operate it are separate matters. Depending on the planned drone operation, relevant training, qualifications and legal requirements may need to be met before flying.

You may need company registration details (such as a tax identification number) and proof of identity. The provider determines what information and financial documents are required based on the offer and verification process.

You can review the proposed terms before deciding whether to enter into an agreement. Any fees and withdrawal rules depend on the stage of the process and the documents for the specific offer, so check them before accepting.

The tax treatment of instalments, VAT and deductible business expenses depends on factors such as the type of lease, your company’s tax status and the agreement. Instalments may be invoiced according to the provider’s procedures. Consult your accountant or tax adviser before signing.

Insurance requirements and coverage depend on the specific agreement. Check the provider’s terms, including your responsibilities if the financed equipment is damaged or lost.

Whether an existing policy can cover a leased drone or gimbal depends on your insurer’s terms and the lessor’s requirements. Confirm that the policy is accepted before signing the agreement.