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i guess most ppl even dont know about the rules ????
Rules about Canabis in Thailand   by TAT
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here the TAT text again from July 14th 2022

 

Bangkok, 14 July, 2022 – Tourists visiting Thailand should make sure they are familiar with the rules and regulations concerning the use and possession of marijuana and hemp in the kingdom, following the decriminalisation of cannabis by the Thai government on 9 June, 2022.

Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health has designated marijuana and hemp as controlled plants, legalising cannabis with the aim of promoting it for medical and health purposes, and limiting its possession and use to people aged 20 years and above (unless they have permission from a doctor).

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) removed cannabis with extracts containing no more than 0.2 percent by weight of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) from its banned narcotics list. Extracts containing over 0.2 percent of THC are still illegal in Thailand. THC is the main psychoactive compound in marijuana.

Importantly, it must be noted that smoking of cannabis in public is forbidden. The penalty for this is a potential three-month jail sentence and 25,000 Baht fine. The new cannabis policies permit production and consumption solely for medical or health-related reasons; not recreational purposes.

The importation of products containing cannabis and hemp extracts, and hemp derived products, as well as any parts of cannabis and hemp, into Thailand is illegal.    

Households are able to cultivate plants at home with the registration on the designated application, and companies can also farm the plant with a permit.

The Royal Thai Government places the highest priority on the safety and well-being of every visitor to Thailand. As the main government agency responsible for the promotion and marketing of Thailand as a preferred destination, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is working closely with all the concerned public and private organisations to ensure the utmost efforts to prevent any unfortunate incidents occurring on tourists and the local Thai people.

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23 hours ago, moskito said:

i guess most ppl even dont know about the rules ????
Rules about Canabis in Thailand   by TAT
.
here the TAT text again from July 14th 2022

 

Bangkok, 14 July, 2022 – Tourists visiting Thailand should make sure they are familiar with the rules and regulations concerning the use and possession of marijuana and hemp in the kingdom, following the decriminalisation of cannabis by the Thai government on 9 June, 2022.

Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health has designated marijuana and hemp as controlled plants, legalising cannabis with the aim of promoting it for medical and health purposes, and limiting its possession and use to people aged 20 years and above (unless they have permission from a doctor).

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) removed cannabis with extracts containing no more than 0.2 percent by weight of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) from its banned narcotics list. Extracts containing over 0.2 percent of THC are still illegal in Thailand. THC is the main psychoactive compound in marijuana.

Importantly, it must be noted that smoking of cannabis in public is forbidden. The penalty for this is a potential three-month jail sentence and 25,000 Baht fine. The new cannabis policies permit production and consumption solely for medical or health-related reasons; not recreational purposes.

The importation of products containing cannabis and hemp extracts, and hemp derived products, as well as any parts of cannabis and hemp, into Thailand is illegal.    

Households are able to cultivate plants at home with the registration on the designated application, and companies can also farm the plant with a permit.

The Royal Thai Government places the highest priority on the safety and well-being of every visitor to Thailand. As the main government agency responsible for the promotion and marketing of Thailand as a preferred destination, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is working closely with all the concerned public and private organisations to ensure the utmost efforts to prevent any unfortunate incidents occurring on tourists and the local Thai people.

Have you ever visited Thailand?

 

Extracts containing over 0.2 percent of THC are still illegal in Thailand.

Extracts, as opposed to the natural flowers.

 

Importantly, it must be noted that smoking of cannabis in public is forbidden.

Yes, that is so that people who don't want to breathe it in aren't forced to do so. You can do it in the privacy of your own space. In other words, away from people.

 

The importation of products containing cannabis and hemp extracts, and hemp derived products, as well as any parts of cannabis and hemp, into Thailand is illegal.   

In order to protect their market. Can use and export(export with the correct licence).

 

 

 

 

 

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On 8/15/2022 at 3:30 PM, Bruno123 said:

Have you ever visited Thailand?

 

Extracts containing over 0.2 percent of THC are still illegal in Thailand.

Extracts, as opposed to the natural flowers.

 

Importantly, it must be noted that smoking of cannabis in public is forbidden.

Yes, that is so that people who don't want to breathe it in aren't forced to do so. You can do it in the privacy of your own space. In other words, away from people.

 

The importation of products containing cannabis and hemp extracts, and hemp derived products, as well as any parts of cannabis and hemp, into Thailand is illegal.   

In order to protect their market. Can use and export(export with the correct licence).

 

 

 

 

 

Import is legal if u apply and get licences.

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17 hours ago, Siam Buds said:

Import is legal if u apply and get licences.

I’m not sure this is correct.

 

Yes, one can get a license to import seeds. This license seems straightforward to apply for, quite a few Thais have posted this license, along with their licenses to sell cannabis.

 

And yes, there appears to be a loophole to import cannabis for “research” purposes, and this does require a special license/approval. This is being exploited by influential people. There is a LOT of cannabis from the U.S being sold here, openly, marketed as being from the U.S.

 

AFAIK, it is ILLEGAL to export cannabis from the U.S. to any countries, including Thailand. In the U.S. you cannot even move cannabis across state lines as states have strict seed to sale laws.

 

 

Just saw a news article on the Cannabis Control Act legislation, where it mentions that...Section 28

 

"...selling and advertising cannabis and cannabis-based products online and in vending machines will be prohibited, according to a bill on cannabis and hemp use"

 

Selling equipment to smoke cannabis will also be illegal.

 

 

 

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On 8/19/2022 at 6:59 AM, bamnutsak said:

Just saw a news article on the Cannabis Control Act legislation, where it mentions that...Section 28

 

"...selling and advertising cannabis and cannabis-based products online and in vending machines will be prohibited, according to a bill on cannabis and hemp use"

 

Not sure if sharing linking is allowed - if so could you share, please?

 

 

 

 

 

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On 8/14/2022 at 4:01 PM, moskito said:

i guess most ppl even dont know about the rules ????
Rules about Canabis in Thailand   by TAT
.
here the TAT text again from July 14th 2022

 

Bangkok, 14 July, 2022 – Tourists visiting Thailand should make sure they are familiar with the rules and regulations concerning the use and possession of marijuana and hemp in the kingdom, following the decriminalisation of cannabis by the Thai government on 9 June, 2022.

Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health has designated marijuana and hemp as controlled plants, legalising cannabis with the aim of promoting it for medical and health purposes, and limiting its possession and use to people aged 20 years and above (unless they have permission from a doctor).

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) removed cannabis with extracts containing no more than 0.2 percent by weight of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) from its banned narcotics list. Extracts containing over 0.2 percent of THC are still illegal in Thailand. THC is the main psychoactive compound in marijuana.

Importantly, it must be noted that smoking of cannabis in public is forbidden. The penalty for this is a potential three-month jail sentence and 25,000 Baht fine. The new cannabis policies permit production and consumption solely for medical or health-related reasons; not recreational purposes.

The importation of products containing cannabis and hemp extracts, and hemp derived products, as well as any parts of cannabis and hemp, into Thailand is illegal.    

Households are able to cultivate plants at home with the registration on the designated application, and companies can also farm the plant with a permit.

The Royal Thai Government places the highest priority on the safety and well-being of every visitor to Thailand. As the main government agency responsible for the promotion and marketing of Thailand as a preferred destination, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is working closely with all the concerned public and private organisations to ensure the utmost efforts to prevent any unfortunate incidents occurring on tourists and the local Thai people.

They seem to be getting marijuana, hemp & cannabis mixed up in the same sentences.

 

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1 hour ago, Seppius said:

 By the looks of today's (Sunday 28th) Bangkok post, some pretty harsh new laws coming in soon, that will close down all these places selling weed that are opening up

 

That wasn't my takeaway from that lame article.

 

The Cannabis and Hemp Act is progressing in Parliament with a second reading coming soon. I've seen summaries, but not the complete current draft, said to have ~ 103 sections. Right now I'd say that recreational/personal use will not be made illegal. But production, sales and use will be tightly controlled. Many articles, in the Thai press mention that cannabis will be controlled like alcohol and tobacco.

 

Anyone selling cannabis must be licensed. On-line sales may end up being illegal.

 

Assuming this Act is passed and gazetted, it is but a first step. Many governmental organizations will have a subsequent say on controls, rules.regulations and punishments. And the Cannabis Board, chaired by Anutin, with some 24 members, will have final say on most if not all matters.

 

I don't think any of us know how things will land near term and long term. Maybe a bit like prostitution-allowed to exist, alcohol and tobacco-tightly controlled?

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Yeah but who is really measuring the THC in the buds being sold?  The label may say 24% THC but come on......  I asked one shop, "how do you know the THC level"?  He said, "oh, you can just go online and look up the strain".  I believe what is being sold in most shops is VERY LOW THC/CBD flower (and the public is getting taken for a big ride)........at least that has been my experience from multiple disappointing purchases.

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