Legality · CBDCBD in Uzbekistan: not individually verified
Not individually verified
We have not confirmed that CBD specifically is scheduled in Uzbekistan, 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 Uzbekistan dossier, checked 18 September 2026, did not establish a control entry for CBD, and its row is marked not verified. The dossier's search record for this row: Search term: «cbd»; transliteration/Latin identifier: cbd. Searched Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 330 of 12 November 2015, controlled Lists I to IV by exact name, synonym, salt/isomer language, and any relevant structural family. No outcome-safe exact or class match for «cbd» was retained from the schedule extraction. Then searched Resolution No. 330 quantity annexes for «cbd» and the same identifiers; no quoted substance-specific threshold row was established. Second instrument checked: Criminal Code arts 270 to 276; it supplies offence consequences but no missing per-substance number. Open point: whether an unquoted schedule synonym or group row legally reaches cbd, and, if so, which quantity entry applies.
Confirm directly with Uzbekistan’s national drug authority or your own embassy before you rely on anything.
What Uzbekistan HAS confirmed for related substances
These are related compounds, not CBD. Their status may or may not reflect CBD’s. Confirm CBD directly with Uzbekistan's national drug authority or your embassy.
Controlled in Uzbekistan. Cannabis is named in its own row of the quantity annexes to Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 330 of 12 November 2015. The dossier quotes that row in the Russian official version as «Каннабис, марихуана, высушенный/невысушенный» (cannabis, marijuana, dried/undried), with three threshold cells: «1,0/10,0 g»; «1,0 to 10,0/10,0 to 50,0 g»; «>10,0/>50,0 g». The row was checked on 18 September 2026. The dossier does not record which of the resolution's controlled Lists I to IV carries the substance, so this cell names none of them. Each threshold cell prints two figures separated by a slash, in the same order as the entry's own words «высушенный/невысушенный» (dried/undried).
Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 330 of 12 November 2015, quantity annexes · Criminal Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan, article 273(5) · Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan, article 25 · lex.uz · lex.uz · unodc.org · Verified October 3, 2026
Controlled in Uzbekistan. List I of Resolution 330, the list of narcotic drugs whose circulation is prohibited, names at row 156 «Тетрагидроканнабинол (все изомеры)» (tetrahydrocannabinol, all isomers) [Certain]. Delta-8-THC is itself a tetrahydrocannabinol, delta-8-tetrahydrocannabinol, differing from delta-9-THC only in the position of one double bond [Likely; chemistry brought from outside the text]. It is therefore within the chemical designation the row names, and that, not a shared formula, is why the row reaches it [Likely]. Cannabidiol shares the formula but is not a tetrahydrocannabinol, which is why the cannabidiol row is treated separately.
Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 330 of 12 November 2015, annexes 4 to 7 (Lists I to IV) and their notes, read on 3 October 2026 · lex.uz · lex.uz · Criminal Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan, articles 270 to 276 and 276-1 to 276-13 as restated or added by Law ZRU-1151 of 11 June 2026 · lex.uz · lex.uz · Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan of 30 April 2023, article 25, Uzbek and Russian texts · lex.uz · lex.uz · Administrative Responsibility Code, articles 56, 56-3, 89 and 187-1 · lex.uz · Law No. 813-I of 19 August 1999 on narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, articles 3, 5, 11, 25 and 30 · lex.uz · Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 359 of 2 July 2026, annexes 5, 7, 8, 9 and 10, in force from 12 January 2027 · lex.uz · Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 818 of 27 September 2019, annex 1 list of potent substances, wording of Resolution No. 632 of 4 October 2024, read on 3 October 2026 · lex.uz · Verified October 3, 2026
Controlled in Uzbekistan compound by compound, not as a whole class. List I of Resolution 330 carries a block headed «Группы синтетических каннабиноидов» with named compounds in its groups, among them JWH-018 at row 197, AM-2201 at row 190, UR-144 at row 237, XLR-11 at row 238, AKB-48 at row 239, AB-CHMINACA at row 262 and 5F-APINACA at row 263 [Certain]. A compound not named in the block is reached only through the isomer, ester or salt clauses of the List I note, or as an analogue under article 3 of Law No. 813-I, which defines analogues as substances «кимёвий тузилиши ва хоссаларига кўра гиёҳвандлик воситалари ва психотроп моддаларга ўхшаш» (similar in chemical structure and properties to narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances), and article 5 prohibits their circulation [Certain]. Whether a given product is an analogue is decided case by case [Likely].
Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 330 of 12 November 2015, annexes 4 to 7 (Lists I to IV) and their notes, read on 3 October 2026 · lex.uz · lex.uz · Criminal Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan, articles 270 to 276 and 276-1 to 276-13 as restated or added by Law ZRU-1151 of 11 June 2026 · lex.uz · lex.uz · Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan of 30 April 2023, article 25, Uzbek and Russian texts · lex.uz · lex.uz · Administrative Responsibility Code, articles 56, 56-3, 89 and 187-1 · lex.uz · Law No. 813-I of 19 August 1999 on narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, articles 3, 5, 11, 25 and 30 · lex.uz · Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 359 of 2 July 2026, annexes 5, 7, 8, 9 and 10, in force from 12 January 2027 · lex.uz · Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 818 of 27 September 2019, annex 1 list of potent substances, wording of Resolution No. 632 of 4 October 2024, read on 3 October 2026 · lex.uz · Verified October 3, 2026
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