CBD in Bosnia and Herzegovina: not individually verified

Not individually verified

We have not confirmed that CBD specifically is scheduled in Bosnia and Herzegovina, so this page gives no legal status. Publishing a guess here would be worse than publishing nothing. What we do know is the governing national drug law, below.

What is on record: Not confirmed. The search made here used the identifier cbd and returned no entry and no near entry, and two routes are left open rather than one. The cannabis entry reaches the plant's extracts and tinctures in its own words, so whether an isolated cannabinoid taken from those is inside that reach is unanswered. The sharper route is the isomer limb: cannabidiol shares the molecular formula of tetrahydrocannabinol, and whether isomers belonging to that molecule extends to a differently named cannabinoid of the same formula is a question the Bosnian words do not settle either way. The reading that produced this was made against the list attached to the 2006 Law, as consolidated through Official Gazette 56/26 with the remifentanil move at 58/26, read as at 20 September 2026, and reading it on that date does not rule out a later amendment, so this is an unresolved search result and not a finding that the substance is outside the list.

Confirm directly with Bosnia and Herzegovina’s national drug authority or your own embassy before you rely on anything.

What Bosnia and Herzegovina HAS confirmed for related substances

Cannabis / THCa related compound, not CBD
Controlled. The list attached to the 2006 Law, as consolidated through Official Gazette 56/26 with the remifentanil move at 58/26 carries an entry for this substance in its Tables I to III, printed as «Konoplja (Cannabis sativa L.), njene smole, ekstrakti i tinkture». This entry is not a bare name. It reaches the plant, and in its own words its resins, extracts and tinctures, so preparations are inside the entry rather than argued into it. Which of the three tables the entry sits in is not recorded in the source, so anything that turns on the table rather than on the listing is not pinned here. The list was read as at 20 September 2026, and reading it on that date does not rule out a later amendment.
Bosnia and Herzegovina, the list attached to the 2006 Law, as consolidated through Official Gazette 56/26 with the remifentanil move at 58/26, Tables I to III · entry read for this substance: «Konoplja (Cannabis sativa L.), njene smole, ekstrakti i tinkture» · the entry as printed is a plant name with a derivatives limb reaching resins, extracts and tinctures · list read at https://www.sluzbenilist.ba/page/akt/Xy4oDjohz4nh78h772k1Q= · separate quantity instrument read at https://sluzbenilist.ba/page/akt/BWhSA8RjiKk=, which returned no entry for this substance · Criminal Code of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, articles 43 and 238, read at https://www.paragraf.ba/propisi/fbih/krivicni-zakon-federacije-bosne-i-hercegovine · the article 195 penalty detail, the misdemeanour track and the Brčko fine figures stated above are carried forward from this substance's published 2cb.com entry as it stood at its last_updated of 2026-06-27, with the caveats that entry attached to them, and were not re-derived from statute text in this pass · read as at 20 September 2026, and reading it on that date does not rule out a later amendment · Verified September 21, 2026
Delta-8-THCa related compound, not CBD
Controlled. The list attached to the 2006 Law, as consolidated through Official Gazette 56/26 with the remifentanil move at 58/26 carries an entry for this substance in its Tables I to III, printed as «tetrahidro-kanabinol, pripadajući izomeri». The entry reaches tetrahydrocannabinol together with the isomers belonging to it, and this substance is inside those printed words twice over: it is a tetrahydrocannabinol under its own full name, delta-8-tetrahydrocannabinol, and it is an isomer of the delta-9 form, sharing its molecular formula and differing only in the position of one double bond. Neither route needs an inference beyond the text. The source recorded this substance as not verified; that outcome rested on rejecting an English paraphrase of the entry rather than the Bosnian words the list prints, and it gave the same standard reason it gave for every other rejected route. Which of the three tables the entry sits in is not recorded in the source, so anything that turns on the table rather than on the listing is not pinned here. The list was read as at 20 September 2026, and reading it on that date does not rule out a later amendment.
Bosnia and Herzegovina, the list attached to the 2006 Law, as consolidated through Official Gazette 56/26 with the remifentanil move at 58/26, Tables I to III · entry read for this substance: «tetrahidro-kanabinol, pripadajući izomeri» · the entry as printed carries an isomer limb, the only one in the list as printed, and this substance is also a tetrahydrocannabinol under its own full name · list read at https://www.sluzbenilist.ba/page/akt/Xy4oDjohz4nh78h772k1Q= · separate quantity instrument read at https://sluzbenilist.ba/page/akt/BWhSA8RjiKk=, which returned no entry for this substance · Criminal Code of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, articles 43 and 238, read at https://www.paragraf.ba/propisi/fbih/krivicni-zakon-federacije-bosne-i-hercegovine · the article 195 penalty detail, the misdemeanour track and the Brčko fine figures stated above are carried forward from this substance's published 2cb.com entry as it stood at its last_updated of 2026-07-14, with the caveats that entry attached to them, and were not re-derived from statute text in this pass · read as at 20 September 2026, and reading it on that date does not rule out a later amendment · Verified September 21, 2026
Synthetic Cannabinoids (K2 / Spice)a related compound, not CBD
Not applicable as a class status. This is a family label covering many unrelated structures. One named compound from the family is recorded in the list, AM-2201, and a second identifier is printed beside it that does not correspond to any compound that could be matched here, so the second is not reproduced here as schedule text. The constituent or compound question has to be answered against the list attached to the 2006 Law, as consolidated through Official Gazette 56/26 with the remifentanil move at 58/26, which was read as at 20 September 2026, and reading it on that date does not rule out a later amendment.
Bosnia and Herzegovina, the list attached to the 2006 Law, as consolidated through Official Gazette 56/26 with the remifentanil move at 58/26, Tables I to III · no single entry can carry this term · one matchable compound code was recorded beside a second identifier that could not be matched to a known compound and is therefore not reproduced here · list read at https://www.sluzbenilist.ba/page/akt/Xy4oDjohz4nh78h772k1Q= · separate quantity instrument read at https://sluzbenilist.ba/page/akt/BWhSA8RjiKk=, which returned no entry for this substance · Criminal Code of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, articles 43 and 238, read at https://www.paragraf.ba/propisi/fbih/krivicni-zakon-federacije-bosne-i-hercegovine · the article 195 penalty detail, the misdemeanour track and the Brčko fine figures stated above are carried forward from this substance's published 2cb.com entry as it stood at its last_updated of 2026-07-14, with the caveats that entry attached to them, and were not re-derived from statute text in this pass · read as at 20 September 2026, and reading it on that date does not rule out a later amendment · Verified September 21, 2026

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