Legal Status

Legal for adults 18+ with regulated cultivation and possession limits under KCanG

Fully legal for adults with regulated sales through licensed retailers

Adults 18+: 7 g in public, 50 g and 4 plants at home; non-profit associations supply members, licensed by ARUC

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Legal for registered citizens and residents 18+ via pharmacies, home growing or clubs; not open to tourists (Ley 19.172)

Private consumption allowed; social clubs operate in legal grey area

Tolerated in licensed coffeeshops under gedoogbeleid policy

Legal in many states; remains federally prohibited

Decriminalized small amounts; pilot projects for regulated sales

Adults 21+ may grow up to 3 plants and hold 100 g at home; no retail sale or clubs

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Adults 18+ may grow 4 plants per household and consume at home; up to 3 g in public is a fine, not a crime

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Prescription-only: cannabis flower requires a valid ภ.ท. 33 prescription, minimum age 20

Adults may use, possess and grow in private; selling stays criminal and there is no legal retail source

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In the Australian Capital Territory adults 18+ may hold 50 g and grow 2 plants; sale is a crime, and it stays illegal in every other state

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Consumption is not punishable after the 2018 Constitutional Court ruling, but growing and selling remain crimes — there is no legal way to obtain it

Prohibition struck down in 2021, but use requires an individual permit; there is still no legal commercial market

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Personal use decriminalized; focus on treatment over punishment

Personal use subject to administrative sanctions, not criminal

Small amounts for personal use tolerated; no prosecution policy

Small quantities may result in therapy instead of prosecution

Small amounts may not be prosecuted at prosecutors discretion

Personal possession is a fine rather than a crime; cannabis medicines need a prescription, home growing stays banned and there is no legal retail

Illegal for all purposes; possession subject to fines

Cultivation is licensed only for the medical and industrial supply chain; recreational use stays criminal and there is no legal way to buy any

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Prescription-only medical cannabis under a scheme made permanent in 2026; recreational use and sale remain criminal

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Illegal apart from a narrow consultant-prescribed medical programme; possession is an offence and there is no legal retail source

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Medical products only, dispensed by pharmacies on prescription (Law 4523/2018); recreational use remains an offence with no legal retail

Class B controlled substance; medicinal cannabis legal since 2018

Illegal; Supreme Court distinguished personal use from trafficking

Strictly prohibited; recent law changes increased penalties

Strictly prohibited; penalties apply even for use abroad

Prohibited; severe penalties for possession and distribution

Classified as narcotic; stricter enforcement measures