Legal status in Czechia

Per-substance legal status for Czechia, from sourced statutes where available. Legal information, not legal advice — drug laws change; confirm with the destination’s embassy or drug authority before you travel.

Last updated: 2026-07-14

1P-LSD

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

2-FDCK

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

25I-NBOMe

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-06-25

2C-B

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-06-25

2C-E

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

2C-I

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-06-25

2C-T-7

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-06-25

3-MMC

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

4-AcO-DMT

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

4-HO-MET

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

5-MeO-DMT (Bufo / Toad)

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

6-APB

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

7-Hydroxymitragynine (7-OH)

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-13

Adderall

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-13

Alcohol

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Amanita muscaria

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Amphetamine

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-13

Amyl Nitrite

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Ayahuasca

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Barbiturates

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Benzodiazepines

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-06-25

Buprenorphine

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-13

Caffeine

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Cannabis / THC

Legal status: Decriminalised up to a 'small amount' (10 g, misdemeanour); [recent — effective 1 Jan 2026] adults 21+ may home-grow up to 3 plants and keep 100 g at home / 25 g in public; > 200 g remains a felony; medical cannabis legal on prescription since 2013
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. For cannabis the 'greater than small' threshold is 10 g of dry matter. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases. [recent — effective 1 Jan 2026] A 2026 cannabis law lets adults 21+ grow up to 3 plants at home and keep up to 100 g at home / 25 g in public; possession over 200 g remains a felony; there are no retail sales and cannabis clubs are not yet legal.
If prescribed / medical: Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013; for travel carry the prescription and a Schengen Article 75 certificate (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-06-25

Cathinone

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

CBD

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Clonazepam

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-13

Cocaine

Legal status: Decriminalised up to a 'small amount' (misdemeanour, not a crime); a crime above the threshold
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. The Supreme Court 'greater than small' threshold is 1 g of cocaine. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-06-25

Codeine

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-13

Crack Cocaine

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Delta-8-THC

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Diazepam

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-13

DMT

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-06-25

DOM

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

DXM

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Ephedrine

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-13

Etizolam

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-13

Fentanyl

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-06-25

Gabapentin

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

GBL

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

GHB

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-06-25

Heroin

Legal status: Decriminalised up to a 'small amount' (misdemeanour, not a crime); a crime above the threshold
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. The Supreme Court 'greater than small' threshold is 1.5 g of heroin. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-06-25

HHC

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Hydrocodone

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-13

Ketamine

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-06-25

Khat

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-06-25

Kratom

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-06-25

Lorazepam

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-13

LSA (Morning Glory)

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

LSD

Legal status: Decriminalised up to a 'small amount' (misdemeanour, not a crime); a crime above the threshold
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. The Supreme Court 'greater than small' threshold is 5 units of LSD. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-06-25

MDA

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

MDMA

Legal status: Decriminalised up to a 'small amount' (misdemeanour, not a crime); a crime above the threshold
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. The Supreme Court 'greater than small' threshold is 5 tablets/units of ecstasy. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-06-25

MDPV

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Memantine

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Mephedrone (4-MMC)

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Mescaline

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-06-25

Methadone

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-13

Methamphetamine

Legal status: Decriminalised up to a 'small amount' (misdemeanour, not a crime); a crime above the threshold
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. The Supreme Court 'greater than small' threshold is 1.5 g of methamphetamine (pervitin). Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-06-25

Methaqualone (Quaaludes)

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Methylone

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Methylphenidate

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-13

Mitragynine

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-13

Modafinil

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-13

Morphine

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-13

MXE

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Nicotine

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Nitrous Oxide

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Oxycodone

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-13

PCP

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-06-25

Peyote

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-06-25

Phenibut

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Pink Cocaine / Tusi

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Poppers

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Pregabalin

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Psilocybin

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-06-25

Quetiapine

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Salvia divinorum

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-06-25

Scopolamine (Devil's Breath)

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Synthetic Cannabinoids (K2 / Spice)

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

THC-P

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Tobacco

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

Tramadol

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-13

Xanax (Alprazolam)

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-13

Xylazine

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-06-25

Zolpidem

Legal status: Not confirmed — verify with Czechia's authorities (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Act 167/1998) / your embassy
Consequences if caught: In Czechia, personal possession of not more than a 'small amount' is a MISDEMEANOUR (a fine up to CZK 15,000), not a crime — and this threshold-decriminalisation applies to ALL drugs, not just cannabis. This specific substance was not given a 'greater than small' threshold in the reachable Czech sources (Criminal Code 40/2009 / Supreme Court thresholds) — verify before travel. Above the threshold: personal-use possession (§284) carries up to 1 year for cannabis and up to 2 years for other drugs; cultivation (§285) 6 months to 5 years; trafficking or production (§283) 1–10 years, up to 18 years in aggravated cases.
If prescribed / medical: If a controlled medicine, carry a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging (see documentation).
Documentation: Schengen travel: carry prescribed narcotics with a Schengen Article 75 certificate in original packaging. Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription since 2013.

Source · Updated 2026-07-14

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