Drone registrations and pilot license in your country

[shymi]

So yesterday our government revealed, that they are going to introduce pilot license and registrations for drones. Drones which weigh under 250 grams(around 9oz) and can't reach altitude of 150m(around 500 feet) can be used without license outside of public places(parks, stadiums and so on). The course for the license will be 250 euros(around $280 atm, minimum salary here is 210 euros($233)) and will be held in the Bulgarian academy of science's institute for cosmic research. 

So my question is - what are the laws in other countries for this?

[ImBleu]

Hong Kong - No Rules / Licences / Restrictions except for private property which is the discretion of the property owner. DJI is based here so it makes for a pretty good place for droning. 

 

 

[Naeaes]

Finland:

 

I found this piece of news and this publication by the traffic administration but I don't have the time to read though it all now. Looks like there's no licensing or fees. The rules regulate most only where/when the drone can be flown and how much it can weigh.