National Regulations

The Romanian police state directly that a small amount does not protect against criminal liability. We examine their report on drug law from 2000.

Since the amendment, cannabis has its own, milder provision in Slovakia, but there is still no medical program. We check paragraph 171 and the group list.

In Slovenia, possession is a misdemeanor, and for one-time personal use, there is a risk of imprisonment up to five days. We check Article 33 of the law on prohibited drugs.

Hungary punishes possession more severely than the country's reputation suggests, but has a threshold of 6 grams of THC and a path to non-punishment. We check the text of the Penal Code.

Federally, marijuana still stands in Schedule I, and the change from April 2026 only included FDA-approved drugs. We check Section 844 and the text of the rule.

Turkey postpones prosecution for users for five years, but for trade, it provides for twenty to thirty years. We check articles 188 and 191 of the Penal Code.

From June 2025, cannabis can only be used in Thailand for medical purposes, with a prescription. We check what exactly the regulation of the ministry of health has changed.

Sweden punishes the mere use directly in the text of the law and knows no quantitative threshold. We check paragraphs 1 and 2 of the Drug Offenses Act.

The Emirates pursue a zero-tolerance policy and do not recognize any quantitative threshold. We check what the government portal states about the federal decree from 2021.

In Spain, responsibility is determined by location, not quantity, and this is the basis for cannabis clubs. We examine the law on citizen security.