Medicine & Health
Cannabis & CBD products
ProhibitedBanned in many destinations regardless of home laws.
Rules vary dramatically by destination and the official customs authority makes the final decision, so verify with both your departure and arrival countries before traveling.
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Before you travel
Documents you may need
- Generally none will make import lawful where cannabis is prohibited
- Any medical prescription or authorization (rarely sufficient for border crossing)
Next steps
- 1.Assume cannabis and CBD cannot cross borders unless you confirm otherwise
- 2.Check your destination's specific cannabis and CBD laws before travel
- 3.Leave cannabis and CBD products at home when in doubt
- 4.Never attempt to carry products into zero-tolerance countries
- 5.If medically dependent, consult both countries' authorities well in advance
Official sources
- Traveling with Prohibited or Restricted Medications· U.S. CDC
- What Can I Bring? Marijuana and cannabis-infused products· U.S. TSA
- INCB Guidance for Travellers· INCB (UN)
Always verify with the official authority for your destination.
Country-specific rules
The default posture above applies worldwide. For the exact rules at your destination, check the country guide.
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