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From what I understand, getting a one-year cannabis patient card, a medical certificate, and a prescription in Thailand is a fairly straightforward process, and once obtained, these documents will allow you to legally purchase cannabis.

 

Several clinics in Thailand already offer this service, and some even handle the entire process online. The online route typically takes about a week for the documents to arrive by post, after you’ve submitted your paperwork and completed a short video recording. So in total, you’re probably looking at 10 to 14 days from start to finish.

 

The process itself seems simple. You fill out a few forms, provide a copy of your ID, and explain that you have a medical condition such as back pain, headaches, nausea, or trouble sleeping. That’s usually enough to qualify.

 

Here’s an example of what one clinic offers, based on a translation from Thai (though I’m not a fan of their requirement for a self-recorded video):

 

One-year patient smart card: 550 baht

 

Three-month medical certificate: 350 baht

 

Prescription for controlled herbal medicine (such as cannabis): 150 baht


Shipping fee: 50 baht (applies to all services)


Total cost is 1,100 baht.

 

To begin, you scan a LINE QR code to connect with the clinic and receive instructions, either by video or text. You’ll then be asked to record a short video clearly showing your face, stating your full name, age, health conditions, drug allergies, and symptoms. You’ll also submit a written summary of your symptoms and a photo of yourself holding your ID card or passport.

 

Once that’s done, the doctor sends you a QR code linking to a Google Form where you confirm your information and select the services you need. After submitting the form, the clinic prepares the documents and mails them out within five to seven business days.

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10 minutes ago, SLOWHAND225 said:

150 baht for what ? A gram ? lol

This is a long way from done.


You need to get three things to be able to buy it legally for medical use.
 

You need to get a one year smart card that is registered with the government and says that you're permitted to use cannabis for medical reasons.
 

Then you need a medical certificate from the doctor which says that you are in need of cannabis for medical reasons and he will state the reasons in the certificate, which is then valid for 3 months.
 

And the 150 baht you are referring to is for the prescription so that you can go into a shop, hand them this document, and purchase cannabis from them. 
 

My understanding is that the prescription will only be valid for one month and, within that month, you can only use it one time I believe to buy a 30-day supply of cannabis from a shop. As far as I know, they haven't specified how much constitutes as a 30-day supply. So most likely you would be able to purchase whatever you want once you have all the paperwork sorted.

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3 hours ago, RSD1 said:

From what I understand, getting a one-year cannabis patient card, a medical certificate, and a prescription in Thailand is a fairly straightforward process, and once obtained, these documents will allow you to legally purchase cannabis.

 

Several clinics in Thailand already offer this service, and some even handle the entire process online. The online route typically takes about a week for the documents to arrive by post, after you’ve submitted your paperwork and completed a short video recording. So in total, you’re probably looking at 10 to 14 days from start to finish.

 

The process itself seems simple. You fill out a few forms, provide a copy of your ID, and explain that you have a medical condition such as back pain, headaches, nausea, or trouble sleeping. That’s usually enough to qualify.

 

Here’s an example of what one clinic offers, based on a translation from Thai (though I’m not a fan of their requirement for a self-recorded video):

 

One-year patient smart card: 550 baht

 

Three-month medical certificate: 350 baht

 

Prescription for controlled herbal medicine (such as cannabis): 150 baht


Shipping fee: 50 baht (applies to all services)


Total cost is 1,100 baht.

 

To begin, you scan a LINE QR code to connect with the clinic and receive instructions, either by video or text. You’ll then be asked to record a short video clearly showing your face, stating your full name, age, health conditions, drug allergies, and symptoms. You’ll also submit a written summary of your symptoms and a photo of yourself holding your ID card or passport.

 

Once that’s done, the doctor sends you a QR code linking to a Google Form where you confirm your information and select the services you need. After submitting the form, the clinic prepares the documents and mails them out within five to seven business days.

seems expensive , the card good for a year but u need a new script every 30 days

"Then you need a medical certificate from the doctor which says that you are in need of cannabis for medical reasons and he will state the reasons in the certificate, which is then valid for 3 months.
And the 150 baht you are referring to is for the prescription so that you can go into a shop, hand them this document, and purchase cannabis from them. "

   why, these are one an the same  
Only card and script from clinic/Dr

local clinic i am sure will do them for 100-150 baht, same as one for a drivers license

Biggest drag is max 30 day supply, but whose to say how much one needs for 30 days   555

so my 10 baht gram costs now alot more  
 

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