If you’ve searched anything about buying cannabis in Thailand recently, you’ve probably noticed a lot of outdated or conflicting information. The rules changed significantly in 2025, and a lot of the “just walk in and buy” advice floating around online no longer applies. Here’s what actually works in 2026 — and where to go.
Thailand’s cannabis market went through a major shift in mid-2025. Recreational sale and use of cannabis flower is no longer unrestricted — it now falls under a medical framework. To legally purchase flower, buyers need a brief consultation and a prescription (known as PT 33) from a licensed practitioner. This isn’t unique to tourists — it applies to everyone, and it’s a quick, standard part of visiting a properly licensed shop today.
Thousands of dispensaries that couldn’t or didn’t adapt to the new rules have closed since 2025. The ones still open — like LV Cannabis Boutique — are the ones operating within the current licensed framework.
Walking into a licensed dispensary in 2026 looks a little different than it did a couple of years ago, but it’s still simple and fast:
The whole process typically takes a few minutes and doesn’t require booking ahead.
Once you understand how to buy weed in Thailand under the current rules, the process itself takes just a few minutes.
If you’re in Bangkok, LV Cannabis Boutique on Sukhumvit is open 24/7 and stocks a wide range of flower, edibles, and CBD products. You can also browse the full Bangkok menu online before you go, so you know what’s in stock.
Phuket has more options, spread across different areas of the island, each with its own character:
You can also browse the full Phuket menu to see what’s available across all four locations before heading out.
If you’re unsure about anything, the staff at any LV Cannabis Boutique location can walk you through the current process in person — that’s part of what the visit is for.