Many travellers are ill-informed when it comes to cannabis laws around the world. Planning on travelling soon? Read on and be aware of these 6 surprising laws.
The United States isn’t the only country with a bunch of crazy laws. In fact, the world is full of them especially when it comes to cannabis. With that in mind, you may want to think twice about smoking in the places you visit, including the ones below.
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6 Surprising Marijuana Laws From Around the World
By The Stoner's Cookbook
Many travellers are ill-informed when it comes to cannabis laws around the world. Planning on travelling soon? Read on and be aware of these 6 surprising laws.
Jamaica
By The Stoner's Cookbook
Although Snoop Dogg (Lion?) would have you believe otherwise, it is illegal to possess ganja in Jamaica. Even the possession of small quantities could lead to imprisonment.
North Korea
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While there are strict laws around the world, North Korea seemingly has none when it comes to cannabis. There are reports of tourists and expats smoking cannabis in public without issue.
Amsterdam
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Although a policy of tolerance passed in 1976 that decriminalized possession of 5 grams or less, if you're carrying more and aren't discreet, you can still get busted.
Japan
By The Stoner's Cookbook
Japan's laws around weed are among the strictest in the world. Even being caught possessing a small amount could be punishable with to up to 5 years in prison.
United Arab Emirates
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The United Arab Emirates unsurprisingly tops the list for the harshest laws against the possession of cannabis. There is a 4 year minimum sentence for anyone caught with even a trace of the stuff.
Malaysia
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Malaysia takes cannabis possession SERIOUSLY. If caught with cannabis, you'd be lucky to get deported or thrown in prison, as the alternative may be the death penalty. Yikes.