National Regulations

In the Australian Capital Territory, an adult is exempt from the possession regulation, and the limit of four plants is counted per property. We check the text of the 1989 law.

Croatia has removed possession for personal use from criminal law and does not provide any threshold in grams. We check what Article 54 really says.

Belgium has not legalized marijuana, but possession of up to three grams has the lowest priority for prosecution. We check what the 2005 directive says.

Bulgaria keeps cannabis on list I, prohibited in medicine, but a minor case ends with just a fine. We check article 354a of the criminal code.

Denmark has a fine schedule and separate thresholds for hashish, herb, and plants. We check the prosecution's guidelines from April 2026.

In Montenegro, possession for personal use is an offense with a fine from 100 to 2000 euros, and prescription medication has its own transport procedure. We examine both laws.

Cyprus has no legality threshold, but it has thresholds for presumed trafficking and a separate penalty ceiling for young offenders. We check the text of law 29/1977.

In Indonesia, five grams opens the way to life imprisonment, and a drug conviction from abroad permanently closes entry. We check articles 111 and 146 of the law.

Finland punishes mere use with a separate provision, and treats CBD products as prescription drugs. We examine Chapter 50 of the Finnish Penal Code.

In Estonia, possession of a small amount is an offense, not a crime, but there are no numbers in the provision. We check the drug law and the penal code.