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Bringing weed legality map across national boundaries is prohibited in the vast majority of nations and can result in serious legal consequences such as criminal prosecution, financial penalties, or incarceration. Even if you’re from a place where marijuana is legal, transporting it internationally or consuming it in jurisdictions with harsh anti-drug policies is extremely risky. Thoroughly investigate your destination’s drug regulations before you travel. Some countries treat possession of even a small amount of cannabis as a felony, and consequences are brutal. Do not assume that because a country has relaxed laws for tourists or medical users, you’re free to use it socially. Local enforcement can vary widely even within the same country. Do not try to move cannabis through transport hubs, checkpoints, or ports. When consuming cannabis in a permitted jurisdiction, do so in secure, non-public areas and avoid all public spaces where it’s prohibited. Show cultural sensitivity and cultural attitudes toward drugs. In many places, medically approved consumption is seen as taboo by locals or officials. Never get behind the wheel or use equipment after using cannabis, as impaired driving laws are strictly enforced worldwide. Stay low-key with your use and refrain from sharing with anyone unless you are certain it is legal and socially acceptable. Keep your ID and documents handy and proof of legal medical use if you are using cannabis for medical reasons, but understand that this does not guarantee legal protection abroad. When in doubt, abstain.

The wisest decision is to go completely cannabis-free when abroad. Your safety, freedom, and future are too valuable to gamble with.