Cannabis dispensary Thailand

As of midnight on June 9, 2022, cannabis is legal in Thailand.

All parts of the cannabis plant will have been removed from the Category 5 narcotics list.

Only cannabis extracts containing more than 0.2% THC will be considered a Category 5 narcotic.

Effectively, this means that anybody can grow, possess, and consume cannabis in Thailand as long as it is not in extract form.

Police nationwide have been informed in the change to the law.

While the entire part of the cannabis plant has been made legal, cannabis extracts with a THC content of 0.2% or higher remain a controlled substance and Category 5 narcotic.

Since there's some confusion about what an extract is, as they are not defined by law, it would be on the safe side to assume that anything that involves removing, isolating, or concentrating THC would be considered an extract. That would include, THC oils, hash, waxes, tinctures, etc.

DON’T TOKE IN PUBLIC
The government has since introduced a nuisance rule which, similar to tobacco smoking laws, aims to protect people from second-hand smoke exposure. In theory, this would prohibit cannabis from being smoked in public areas or if someone complains the offender will be issued a warning for the first offense. A 2,000 baht fine and up to a month in jail and a 25,000 baht fine can be issued for a second and subsequent offenses.

At this time, we are recommending that people refrain from the use of cannabis in public. Perhaps in the future there will be further laws about smoking and non-smoking areas like there are for cigarettes and other tobacco products but until then, enjoy cannabis in private or at least away from people that may file a complaint.

If you're unsure, just use commonsense etiquette and ask.

DON’T TOKE IN PUBLIC
The government has since introduced a nuisance rule which, similar to tobacco smoking laws, aims to protect people from second-hand smoke exposure. In theory, this would prohibit cannabis from being smoked in public areas or if someone complains the offender will be issued a warning for the first offense. A 2,000 baht fine and up to a month in jail and a 25,000 baht fine can be issued for a second and subsequent offenses.

At this time, we are recommending that people refrain from the use of cannabis in public. Perhaps in the future there will be further laws about smoking and non-smoking areas like there are for cigarettes and other tobacco products but until then, enjoy cannabis in private or at least away from people that may file a complaint.

If you're unsure, just use commonsense etiquette and ask.