Is DOM legal in Ukraine?

Legal status

Controlled in Ukraine under a three letter Cyrillic heading. Постанова № 770, таблиці I to IV, consolidated text read on 20 September 2026, prints «ДОМ» at CAS 15588-95-1 and record UKR-36 accepts that printed row. The heading is an abbreviation rather than a spelled out chemical name, which is how this list handles several of the substituted amphetamines, and it is fixed to the molecule by the registry number rather than by the letters. That matters on this row because the same list also prints headings for other ring substituted phenethylamines while leaving the series relatives at records UKR-05, UKR-06 and UKR-07 unmatched: Ukraine schedules these compounds one by one and not as a family.

Consequences if caught

Capital exposure: none. Ukraine provides no death penalty. The trade article the source names is Кримінальний кодекс України, стаття 307, twelve years of imprisonment at the ceiling of its third part, no life sentence in the article. Because the heading at CAS 15588-95-1 is matched, наказ МОЗ № 188 supplies the small, large and especially large bands for this molecule. This compound is active at very low doses, so the quantity that reaches a band is small in absolute terms and a blotter or tablet count is not a safe proxy for it. This source does not reproduce the figures, so none is stated, and it names no separate possession article. Separately from that, and carried forward from this site's published Ukraine entry rather than re-derived from the Code in this pass, the published penalties are these. Personal use of a small amount is administrative under article 44 of the Code of Administrative Offenses, a fine of 25 to 50 tax free minimum incomes, 20 to 60 hours of community service, or administrative arrest of up to 15 days. Above small, personal use under article 309 is criminal, a fine, correctional labour of up to two years, or restriction of liberty of up to five years, rising to up to three years where aggravated or large and up to eight years where a minor is involved. Trafficking or sale under article 307 draws four to twelve years with property forfeiture. Smuggling under article 305 draws five to eight years, and up to eight to ten years aggravated. The published entry records the small, large and especially large quantity thresholds as very low, and that trace amounts have triggered article 309. Drug use itself, other than in public, is not criminal there. Every figure in this paragraph is a penalty range or a fine and none of them is a quantity threshold. They describe the offences that this row's placement in the Ukrainian list brings into play.

If prescribed or medical

Ukraine allows no personal use quantity, наказ МОЗ № 188 grades criminal conduct rather than licensing a traveller, and a scheduled medicine must additionally satisfy Закон України «Про лікарські засоби» on prescription, packaging, import and customs. On this row the placement is a matched heading at CAS 15588-95-1 and no authorised Ukrainian medicine is built on this molecule, so the prescription limb does not arise. The source establishes no import permit, no personal allowance and no recognition of a foreign prescription, and none was researched. Do not construct a medical route for a compound that has none.

Documentation

Carry no expectation that a supplier document assists. The Ukrainian heading is keyed to CAS 15588-95-1 and an officer will match the molecule, not the packaging. A traveller carrying a prescribed medicine that might be confused with a substituted amphetamine should carry the original dispensing pack, the pharmacy label in the patient's name, the prescription and a prescriber's letter naming the active ingredient, the strength, the daily dose and the treatment period, and should keep the quantity within that period. The heading was read in the consolidated list on 20 September 2026.

Drug laws and enforcement change and vary within a country. This is not legal advice. Always confirm with Ukraine’s embassy or official drug authority before traveling; penalties can be severe, including imprisonment.