Here are the most important rules to know for flying a drone in Armenia:

The Civil Aviation Committee of the Republic of Armenia has launched the development of a new regulation related to the safe operation and registration of Unmanned Aircraft (Drones).
The regulation does not concern unmanned aircraft weighing less than 250 grams, toy unmanned aircraft (for kids), and exploitation of unmanned aerial vehicles in private closed areas.
People younger than 14 will be allowed to operate drones under the supervision of an adult.

The rule will be available soon. Before that, please follow the general requirements:

DO NOT

• Do not make any changes to the drone unless approved by the manufacturer.
• Do not fly above 50 m from the ground unless the Civil Aviation Committee permits. 
• Do not operate unmanned aircraft in the evening, at night, or in the dark.
• Do not operate unmanned aircraft over cities, streets, park areas, and in the airspace where the operation of unmanned aircraft has been preliminarily restricted. Do not operate unmanned aircraft in congested and crowded areas. 
• Do not operate unmanned aircraft over the building and playing fields, close to traffic, high-tension power lines, and radars. 
• Do not operate unmanned aircraft close to aircraft, airports, and aerodromes. The horizontal distance to an aerodrome’s controlled, the restricted area shall be less than 7 km. 
• Do not operate unmanned aircraft for an unlawful purpose. Making aerial photography on the general public or private property is possible only with permission from the owner. Keep in mind that personal privacy and the inviolability of private property are warranted and protected by Armenian law. 
• Keep in mind that the owner/operator of unmanned aircraft has full responsibility for its safe operation. Improper operation of UAVs may endanger aviation and public safety.

DO

• Strongly follow the requirements by the existing 56N GDCA order of 2007 year (updated in 2016). 
• Make sure you are adequately insured.
• Check your drone before each flight; make sure the electronic identification and geo-awareness system (if installed) of your drone are up-to-date.
• Operate your drone within the performance limitations defined in the instructions provided by the manufacturer. Before operating the unmanned aircraft, ensure all its elements work properly.
• Continuously maintain visual contact with unmanned aircraft without using any supporting devices (telescope, binocular, electro-optical image amplifier). It is prohibited to operate unmanned aircraft at a height more than 50 m above terrain or water surface without special permission. 
• Familiarize yourself with the area where you want to operate your drone and plan your flight.
• Check the weather conditions. Operation of unmanned aircraft in adverse weather conditions may be dangerous for you and surrounding persons and destructive for the device. 
• Inform Civil Aviation Committee if your drone is involved in an accident that resulted in a serious or fatal injury to a person or affects a crewed aircraft.