Legal status in Georgia

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

59 confirmed substances29 not individually verifiedLast updated October 9, 2026

Confirmed legal status

25I-NBOMe

Legal status: 25I-NBOMe is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «25I-NBOMe», with CAS 919797-19-6 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The dossier records this entry in Latin characters while Law No. 624 is written in Georgian, so the string is attributed to the dossier rather than described as what the schedule prints, and its case has been normalised rather than reproduced as capitals. The match is to the compound's own laboratory code rather than to any Georgian name, so nothing in the entry describes the molecule in words and the CAS number does all of the identifying. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «25I-NBOMe» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The accepted entry is the single N-methoxybenzyl phenethylamine named in it, not a family, so a neighbouring compound of the same series is not reached through this row. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «25I-NBOMe» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. There is no therapeutic preparation of this compound, so its placement creates a control with no dispensing counterpart.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «25I-NBOMe», with CAS 919797-19-6. Identity is the whole of it: blotter sold as one lysergamide and analysing as this compound changes which row applies and therefore which entry the quantity table is read against. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «25I-NBOMe» at record GEO-03, identified by CAS 919797-19-6. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The entry string is recorded by the dossier in Latin characters while the instrument is written in Georgian, so it is cited here as the dossier's record of the entry and not as the schedule's printed form. The set that produced this record used two genuinely different names for the substance rather than one name in two cases. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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2C-B

Legal status: 2C-B is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «ბროლამფეტამინი (2C-B)», with CAS 66142-81-2 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The Georgian head word is followed by the Latin code in brackets, so the entry carries both forms in one row, and the code is what makes the match to this slug legible. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «ბროლამფეტამინი (2C-B)» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The entry is molecule-specific, and the dossier separately records that two of its closest neighbours in the same series are absent from the lists, so exposure does not travel sideways from this row. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «ბროლამფეტამინი (2C-B)» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. No medicinal use is recorded, so the placement is a control entry with no prescription counterpart to attach a traveller rule to.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «ბროლამფეტამინი (2C-B)», with CAS 66142-81-2. A laboratory result naming the brominated phenethylamine is what ties material to this row; a street name shared with a mixture sold under another label does not. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «ბროლამფეტამინი (2C-B)» at record GEO-04, identified by CAS 66142-81-2. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record used two genuinely different names for the substance rather than one name in two cases. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Adderall

Legal status: Adderall is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «amphetamine», with CAS 300-62-9 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The dossier records this entry in Latin characters while Law No. 624 is written in Georgian, so the string is attributed to the dossier rather than described as what the schedule prints, and its case has been normalised rather than reproduced as capitals. The slug is a brand of mixed amphetamine salts and the dossier matches it to the amphetamine entry, which it records here in Latin capitals while the amphetamine row records the same CAS number against the Georgian spelling, so one entry appears in this dossier in two scripts. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «amphetamine» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The product is reached through the amphetamine entry rather than through any entry of its own, so the tier is read against that entry and not against a branded preparation. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «amphetamine» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. This is a prescribed stimulant in many countries and a listed substance here, which is exactly the combination where a traveller needs a Georgian answer, and the dossier supplies none.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «amphetamine», with CAS 300-62-9. Carry the dispensing label and the prescriber's letter naming the active ingredient rather than the brand, because the row that governs is the active ingredient entry. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «amphetamine» at record GEO-14, identified by CAS 300-62-9. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The entry string is recorded by the dossier in Latin characters while the instrument is written in Georgian, so it is cited here as the dossier's record of the entry and not as the schedule's printed form. The entry cited here and the entry cited on the amphetamine row carry the same CAS number in two different scripts, so one schedule line is cited under two spellings. The set that produced this record used three different names, which is the widest form of search this dossier records and the strongest form of the resulting entry or absence. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Alcohol

Legal status: Alcohol is not carried on Georgia's narcotics lists and it is not therefore unregulated. The dossier records a separate regime finding: the annexes to Law No. 624 were searched with "alcohol" and supplied no entry, and the controls the dossier names instead are alcohol, food and excise legislation. The dossier does not conclude from the silence of the lists that the product is unregulated: it records the excise and food route instead, which is the one regime among these substances that is fiscal before it is protective. The dossier records the regime by name and does not reproduce its provisions, so nothing here states what that regime requires. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia, whose ceiling is life imprisonment for aggravated illegal circulation, operates on the narcotics lists, and this product has been established not to be on them, so no circulation offence under the narcotics article reaches it, and the consequences that do arise are excise and product consequences, which the dossier names without reproducing. The quantity table that governs listed substances is not the instrument that applies to this row, and no penalty figure is given in this cell because the dossier names the regime without reproducing it. Nothing here says the product is free of control, only that the control is not the one Article 260 administers.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. The placement this row attaches is a regime rather than a list entry: the substance sits under alcohol, food and excise legislation. It is not dispensed on prescription, so the question is a licensing and excise question rather than a medical one.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row fixes is which regime was found to apply, alcohol, food and excise legislation, recorded after the narcotics lists had actually been searched. Nothing in the dossier supports a documentary requirement for a traveller, and the row is a regime finding rather than a customs rule. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · the annexes supplied no entry for this row, so the instrument that governs it is alcohol, food and excise legislation, recorded at GEO-15. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The citation is to an excise and food route rather than to any list entry, recorded after the lists had actually been searched. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Amphetamine

Legal status: Amphetamine is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «ამფეტამინი», with CAS 300-62-9 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. This row carries the Georgian spelling of the entry while the Adderall row records the same CAS number against a Latin capitals form of the same name, and the two rows are the same entry read twice. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «ამფეტამინი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The entry names the parent stimulant, so the circulation offence reaches it directly and the quantity table is read against this entry rather than against a branded product. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «ამფეტამინი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. It has recognised medical uses and is listed, and the dossier records no Georgian dispensing or import rule for a traveller holding a prescribed supply.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «ამფეტამინი», with CAS 300-62-9. The identity to be able to show is the parent molecule, because two rows in this dossier resolve to it and both depend on the same CAS number. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «ამფეტამინი» at record GEO-18, identified by CAS 300-62-9. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The entry cited here carries the same CAS number as the Latin capitals entry cited on the Adderall row, so the two rows are one schedule line recorded twice. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Buprenorphine

Legal status: Buprenorphine is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «ბუპრენორფინი», with CAS 52485-79-7 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. The entry is in the Georgian spelling and covers the opioid used in substitution treatment, so this is a row where a control entry and an established treatment use sit on the same molecule. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «ბუპრენორფინი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The circulation offence reaches it through its own entry, and the dossier records the quantity table as applying through that entry without reproducing the bands. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «ბუპრენორფინი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. It is the active ingredient of an opioid substitution programme, which is the case where a traveller most needs a recorded import rule, and the dossier has none.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «ბუპრენორფინი», with CAS 52485-79-7. A treatment letter naming the daily dose and the prescriber is the document that matters for this molecule, although nothing in the dossier makes it a Georgian requirement. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «ბუპრენორფინი» at record GEO-23, identified by CAS 52485-79-7. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Caffeine

Legal status: Caffeine is not carried on Georgia's narcotics lists and it is not therefore unregulated. The dossier records a separate regime finding: the annexes to Law No. 624 were searched with "caffeine" and supplied no entry, and the controls the dossier names instead are food safety and labelling legislation. The route recorded instead is food ingredient and labelling control, the only food ingredient regime named anywhere among these substances. The dossier records the regime by name and does not reproduce its provisions, so nothing here states what that regime requires. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia, whose ceiling is life imprisonment for aggravated illegal circulation, operates on the narcotics lists, and this product has been established not to be on them, so no circulation offence reaches it, and what applies is labelling and food ingredient control, which the dossier names without reproducing its provisions. The quantity table that governs listed substances is not the instrument that applies to this row, and no penalty figure is given in this cell because the dossier names the regime without reproducing it. Nothing here says the product is free of control, only that the control is not the one Article 260 administers.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. The placement this row attaches is a regime rather than a list entry: the substance sits under food safety and labelling legislation. It is not a prescription medicine and no dispensing question arises from a food ingredient control.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row fixes is which regime was found to apply, food safety and labelling legislation, recorded after the narcotics lists had actually been searched. There is no document to carry and no placement to prove, and the row exists to record that the lists were searched rather than assumed. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · the annexes supplied no entry for this row, so the instrument that governs it is food safety and labelling legislation, recorded at GEO-24. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The citation is to a food ingredient route, recorded after the lists had actually been searched rather than assumed. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Cannabis / THC

Legal status: Cannabis is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «კანაფი, Cannabis მცენარე», with CAS 8063-14-7 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry names the plant in Georgian and carries the botanical Latin inside the same row, so one entry covers the named plant and its material, and the dossier attaches a plant CAS number to it. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «კანაფი, Cannabis მცენარე» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. A quantity question in grams of dried plant material genuinely arises here and nowhere else among these substances. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «კანაფი, Cannabis მცენარე» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. The plant is not a dispensed medicine in anything the dossier records, and no medicinal cannabis route appears in it at all.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «კანაფი, Cannabis მცენარე», with CAS 8063-14-7. The reading to quote is the plant entry itself, and any figure in grams of dried material has to come from the official quantity table rather than from this cell. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «კანაფი, Cannabis მცენარე» at record GEO-26, identified by CAS 8063-14-7. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The entry carries the botanical Latin inside an otherwise Georgian line, and it is the only plant material entry among these substances that a quantity question can sensibly be asked of. The set that produced this record used three different names, which is the widest form of search this dossier records and the strongest form of the resulting entry or absence. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Cathinone

Legal status: Cathinone is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «კათინონი», with CAS 71031-15-7 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. The entry names the parent alkaloid of the khat leaf, which is recorded separately among these substances as absent, so the alkaloid is listed and the plant that yields it is not. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «კათინონი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The circulation offence reaches the alkaloid through its own entry, and the dossier declines to run that entry outward to the leaf. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «კათინონი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. It is not a dispensed medicine in anything the dossier records.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «კათინონი», with CAS 71031-15-7. A result naming the alkaloid rather than the plant is what connects material to this row. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «კათინონი» at record GEO-27, identified by CAS 71031-15-7. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Clonazepam

Legal status: Clonazepam is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «კლონაზეპამი», with CAS 1622-61-3 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. It is one of the six benzodiazepine members carried as separate rows among these substances, and the class label they belong to has no entry of its own. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «კლონაზეპამი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches this member by its own entry, so the tier is read against the member and never against the class name. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «კლონაზეპამი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. It is a prescribed anticonvulsant and a listed substance together, and the dossier records no traveller rule for either fact.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «კლონაზეპამი», with CAS 1622-61-3. The prescription should name this member, because the class label is the string with no entry behind it. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «კლონაზეპამი» at record GEO-29, identified by CAS 1622-61-3. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Cocaine

Legal status: Cocaine is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «კოკაინი», with CAS 50-36-2 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. This entry is also the string the dossier reaches for as its default rejected comparison on seventeen of its deferral rows, which makes it the most reused entry in the file and, on most of those rows, not a chemical neighbour at all. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «კოკაინი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches it through its own entry, and none of the seventeen deferral rows that name this entry as a comparison is brought inside it by having done so. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «კოკაინი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. No medicinal preparation is recorded for it in the dossier, although a topical use exists in other systems.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «კოკაინი», with CAS 50-36-2. When reading any other Georgia row that mentions this entry, check whether it is the accepted entry for that row or only the comparison that was rejected, because the dossier uses it both ways. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «კოკაინი» at record GEO-30, identified by CAS 50-36-2. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. This entry is also the dossier's default rejected comparison on seventeen of its deferral rows, so it appears across this country far more often as a comparison that was put down than as a match that was made. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Codeine

Legal status: Codeine is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «კოდეინი», with CAS 76-57-3 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. The entry is the Georgian spelling of the opioid, and the dossier records no preparation strength limb and no exempted low dose combination, so nothing on this record carves a cough or analgesic product out of the entry. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «კოდეინი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches the molecule through the entry, and because no preparation limb is recorded, a combination product is not shown to be outside it on this record. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «კოდეინი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. It is dispensed and in some systems sold without prescription, which is the combination that catches travellers, and the dossier records no Georgian rule either way.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «კოდეინი», with CAS 76-57-3. Carry the dispensing label showing the strength, and do not assume a low dose combination is outside the entry, because this record shows no limb that would put it there. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «კოდეინი» at record GEO-31, identified by CAS 76-57-3. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Crack Cocaine

Legal status: Crack cocaine is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «კოკაინი», with CAS 50-36-2 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. This slug and the cocaine slug resolve to the same printed entry and the same CAS number, so the base form has no entry of its own and the dossier matched it to the parent rather than invent one. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «კოკაინი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. Two slugs sharing one entry means the tier for both is read against the same row of the quantity table, and the preparation form does not create a separate band on this record. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «კოკაინი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. No medicinal preparation of the base form exists.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «კოკაინი», with CAS 50-36-2. The useful fact is that form does not change the entry: the identity to be established is the alkaloid, not the preparation it was smoked in. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «კოკაინი» at record GEO-32, identified by CAS 50-36-2. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. This row and the cocaine row cite the same entry and the same CAS number, so two cells among these substances rest on a single line of the schedule. The set that produced this record used two genuinely different names for the substance rather than one name in two cases. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Delta-8-THC

Legal status: Delta-8-THC is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «ტეტრაჰიდროკანაბინოლი», with CAS 5957-75-5 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. The dossier matches this isomer to an entry that carries the generic tetrahydrocannabinol name and then attaches a delta-8 CAS number to it, so the row rests on the generic name being read as covering the isomer rather than on an isomer-specific entry. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «ტეტრაჰიდროკანაბინოლი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. If the generic entry carries the isomers, the offence reaches this one through it, and that reading is the load-bearing step in this row rather than anything the entry itself spells out. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «ტეტრაჰიდროკანაბინოლი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. No medicinal preparation of this isomer is recorded in the dossier.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «ტეტრაჰიდროკანაბინოლი», with CAS 5957-75-5. This is the row to treat most carefully, because the match is by generic name and CAS number rather than by an entry that names the isomer, and the dossier does not record an isomers limb that would settle it. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «ტეტრაჰიდროკანაბინოლი» at record GEO-33, identified by CAS 5957-75-5. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The citation rests on a generically named cannabinoid entry with an isomer specific CAS number attached to it by the dossier, so the link between entry and slug is the dossier's reading rather than the entry's own words. The set that produced this record used two genuinely different names for the substance rather than one name in two cases. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Diazepam

Legal status: Diazepam is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «დიაზეპამი», with CAS 439-14-5 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. It is one of the six benzodiazepine members with its own entry among these substances, which is what leaves the class label with nothing to attach to. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «დიაზეპამი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The entry names the member, so the circulation offence reaches this molecule and the class name reaches nothing. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «დიაზეპამი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. It is among the most commonly carried prescribed medicines in this group and the dossier records no Georgian import rule for one.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «დიაზეპამი», with CAS 439-14-5. The label and prescription should name the member; the class word on a pharmacy note is the one form that matches no entry. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «დიაზეპამი» at record GEO-34, identified by CAS 439-14-5. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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DMT

Legal status: DMT is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «დიმეთილტრიპტამინი (DMT)», with CAS 61-50-7 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry gives the Georgian name with the Latin code in brackets, and the molecule is listed while the brew that is drunk for it is separately recorded as absent, so the alkaloid and the preparation part company. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «დიმეთილტრიპტამინი (DMT)» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches the alkaloid wherever it is identified, which is what makes the separate absence record for the brew a narrower fact than it looks. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «დიმეთილტრიპტამინი (DMT)» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. No medicinal preparation is recorded, and no research or ceremonial route appears in the dossier.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «დიმეთილტრიპტამინი (DMT)», with CAS 61-50-7. The analysis that names the alkaloid is what matters, because it reaches this row from material that was never labelled with this name. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «დიმეთილტრიპტამინი (DMT)» at record GEO-35, identified by CAS 61-50-7. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record used two genuinely different names for the substance rather than one name in two cases. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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DOM

Legal status: DOM is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «DOM», with CAS 15588-95-1 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The dossier records this entry in Latin characters while Law No. 624 is written in Georgian, so the string is attributed to the dossier rather than described as what the schedule prints, and its case has been normalised rather than reproduced as capitals. The match is to a three letter code that is also an ordinary word in several languages, which is why the CAS number and not the code is what fixes this row. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «DOM» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The code names one substituted amphetamine, and the dossier records no series entry around it, so neighbouring compounds of the same substitution pattern are not reached through this row. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «DOM» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. There is no medicinal preparation of it.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «DOM», with CAS 15588-95-1. The code alone is ambiguous in ordinary use, so the CAS number is the identity to quote from this row rather than the three letters. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «DOM» at record GEO-36, identified by CAS 15588-95-1. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The entry string is recorded by the dossier in Latin characters while the instrument is written in Georgian, so it is cited here as the dossier's record of the entry and not as the schedule's printed form. The set that produced this record used three different names, which is the widest form of search this dossier records and the strongest form of the resulting entry or absence. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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DXM

Legal status: DXM is not carried on Georgia's narcotics lists and it is not therefore unregulated. The dossier records a separate regime finding: the annexes to Law No. 624 were searched with "DXM" and "dekstrometorfan" and supplied no entry, and the controls the dossier names instead are საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ. The regime recorded instead is the medicines law, reached here after a search that used the code and a transliterated chemical name rather than one word in two cases. The dossier records the regime by name and does not reproduce its provisions, so nothing here states what that regime requires. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia, whose ceiling is life imprisonment for aggravated illegal circulation, operates on the narcotics lists, and this product has been established not to be on them, so the circulation offence does not reach it, and what applies is medicinal product control, which the dossier names without reproducing its provisions. The quantity table that governs listed substances is not the instrument that applies to this row, and no penalty figure is given in this cell because the dossier names the regime without reproducing it. Nothing here says the product is free of control, only that the control is not the one Article 260 administers.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. The placement this row attaches is a regime rather than a list entry: the substance sits under საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ. It is an over the counter antitussive in many systems, and the dossier records the medicines law without recording a dispensing class or an import allowance.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row fixes is which regime was found to apply, საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ, recorded after the narcotics lists had actually been searched. The sensible document is the pharmacy packaging, although nothing in the dossier makes that a Georgian requirement. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · the annexes supplied no entry for this row, so the instrument that governs it is საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ, recorded at GEO-37. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record used two genuinely different names for the substance rather than one name in two cases. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Ephedrine

Legal status: Ephedrine is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «ეფედრინი», with CAS 299-42-3 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. The entry is the Georgian spelling of a substance that is both a medicine and a precursor, and the dossier records only the list placement, not any precursor control regime. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «ეფედრინი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches it through its own entry, and the dossier records no separate precursor tier, so nothing here describes what happens when quantity suggests manufacture rather than use. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «ეფედრინი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. It appears in decongestant products in several systems while being listed here, which is the shape that catches travellers carrying pharmacy stock.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «ეფედრინი», with CAS 299-42-3. The strength and the form on the packaging are what a traveller can show, and the dossier records no Georgian threshold that would make them decisive. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «ეფედრინი» at record GEO-38, identified by CAS 299-42-3. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Etizolam

Legal status: Etizolam is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «ეტიზოლამი», with CAS 40054-69-1 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. It is a thienodiazepine rather than a true benzodiazepine, yet it is counted among the six members of that class, and it is the member whose class membership would be arguable if the entry did not name it outright. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «ეტიზოლამი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The entry names this molecule, so the offence reaches it directly and does not depend on any argument about whether the class label covers a thieno ring. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «ეტიზოლამი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. It is prescribed in some systems and unapproved in others, so a traveller may hold it lawfully at home and meet a listed entry here.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «ეტიზოლამი», with CAS 40054-69-1. The prescription should name this molecule, because its class membership is the part that would be arguable and its entry is the part that is not. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «ეტიზოლამი» at record GEO-39, identified by CAS 40054-69-1. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Fentanyl

Legal status: Fentanyl is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «ფენტანილი», with CAS 437-38-7 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. The entry names the parent opioid in Georgian, and the dossier records no analogue or derivative limb around it, so nothing on this record extends the entry to the analogues that dominate the illicit supply. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «ფენტანილი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches the parent through its own entry, and an analogue that is not itself named is not shown to be reached, which is a wide gap on the substance where it matters most. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «ფენტანილი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. It is a hospital and patch analgesic as well as a listed substance, and the dossier records no route for a patient carrying a prescribed patch.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «ფენტანილი», with CAS 437-38-7. The analytical report naming the parent compound rather than an analogue is the fact this row turns on. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «ფენტანილი» at record GEO-40, identified by CAS 437-38-7. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Gabapentin

Legal status: Gabapentin is not carried on Georgia's narcotics lists and it is not therefore unregulated. The dossier records a separate regime finding: the annexes to Law No. 624 were searched with "gabapentin" and supplied no entry, and the controls the dossier names instead are საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ. The regime recorded instead is the medicines law, and this is one of two gabapentinoids among these substances that the dossier routes the same way. The dossier records the regime by name and does not reproduce its provisions, so nothing here states what that regime requires. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia, whose ceiling is life imprisonment for aggravated illegal circulation, operates on the narcotics lists, and this product has been established not to be on them, so the circulation offence does not reach it, and the consequences that arise are medicinal product consequences that the dossier names without reproducing. The quantity table that governs listed substances is not the instrument that applies to this row, and no penalty figure is given in this cell because the dossier names the regime without reproducing it. Nothing here says the product is free of control, only that the control is not the one Article 260 administers.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. The placement this row attaches is a regime rather than a list entry: the substance sits under საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ. It is a prescribed anticonvulsant outside the narcotics lists, so the question is a medicines question and the dossier records no dispensing or import condition for it.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row fixes is which regime was found to apply, საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ, recorded after the narcotics lists had actually been searched. The prescription and the dispensing label are the sensible documents, and the dossier makes neither a recorded Georgian requirement. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · the annexes supplied no entry for this row, so the instrument that governs it is საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ, recorded at GEO-41. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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GHB

Legal status: GHB is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «გამა-ჰიდროქსიბუტირატი», with CAS 591-81-1 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. The entry is the Georgian spelling of the parent, and the dossier separately records that its lactone precursor has no entry, so the pair is split between a listed row and an absence record. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «გამა-ჰიდროქსიბუტირატი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches the parent through this entry, and the dossier records no precursor limb that would carry the lactone with it. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «გამა-ჰიდროქსიბუტირატი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. A licensed medicinal use exists in some systems for narcolepsy, and the dossier records no Georgian dispensing route.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «გამა-ჰიდროქსიბუტირატი», with CAS 591-81-1. The identification has to distinguish the parent from its lactone, because the two rows in this dossier turn on exactly that. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «გამა-ჰიდროქსიბუტირატი» at record GEO-43, identified by CAS 591-81-1. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record used two genuinely different names for the substance rather than one name in two cases. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Heroin

Legal status: Heroin is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «ჰეროინი», with CAS 561-27-3 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. The entry is the Georgian spelling of the diacetylated opioid, and it sits alongside separate entries for morphine and for opium, so the dossier carries three related rows rather than one opiate class. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «ჰეროინი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches this molecule through its own entry, and the presence of separate morphine and opium entries means the tier is read against the entry the material matches rather than against an opiate family. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «ჰეროინი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. There is no medicinal preparation of it in anything the dossier records.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «ჰეროინი», with CAS 561-27-3. The analysis that distinguishes the diacetylated compound from morphine matters, because this dossier gives each of them its own row and its own quantity reading. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «ჰეროინი» at record GEO-44, identified by CAS 561-27-3. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Hydrocodone

Legal status: Hydrocodone is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «ჰიდროკოდონი», with CAS 125-29-1 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. The entry is the Georgian spelling of the semi synthetic opioid, and the dossier records it separately from the codeine and morphine entries rather than through any combination product name. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «ჰიდროკოდონი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches the molecule through its own entry, and no combination or preparation limb is recorded that would treat a paracetamol combination differently. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «ჰიდროკოდონი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. It is a prescribed analgesic and antitussive in several systems, and the dossier records no Georgian import rule for a prescribed supply.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «ჰიდროკოდონი», with CAS 125-29-1. The dispensing label naming the opioid rather than the combination brand is what ties a supply to this row. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «ჰიდროკოდონი» at record GEO-46, identified by CAS 125-29-1. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Ketamine

Legal status: Ketamine is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «კეტამინი», with CAS 6740-88-1 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. The entry is the Georgian spelling of the anaesthetic, and two of its analogues are separately recorded among these substances as absent, so the listed row is narrow and the analogues fall outside it. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «კეტამინი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches the anaesthetic through its own entry, and the two analogue absence records mean the dossier did not run this entry outward to compounds sold as substitutes for it. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «კეტამინი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. It is a licensed anaesthetic and a listed substance at once, and the dossier records no route for a clinical or prescribed supply.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «კეტამინი», with CAS 6740-88-1. The analysis has to name the anaesthetic itself, because two neighbouring compounds among these substances resolve to absence records instead. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «კეტამინი» at record GEO-47, identified by CAS 6740-88-1. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Lorazepam

Legal status: Lorazepam is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «ლორაზეპამი», with CAS 846-49-1 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. It is one of the six benzodiazepine members with an entry of its own among these substances, which is why the class label above it has nothing to attach to. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «ლორაზეპამი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The entry names the member, so the offence reaches this molecule and the class name reaches no entry at all. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «ლორაზეპამი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. It is a prescribed anxiolytic that is also listed, and the dossier records no Georgian rule for a traveller carrying it.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «ლორაზეპამი», with CAS 846-49-1. The prescription should name this member rather than the class, because the class is the string with no entry. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «ლორაზეპამი» at record GEO-50, identified by CAS 846-49-1. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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LSD

Legal status: LSD is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «ლიზერგიდი (LSD)», with CAS 50-37-3 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry uses the international name lysergide with the familiar Latin code in brackets, and two related lysergamides among these substances are recorded against it as absent, so this entry is precise rather than generic. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «ლიზერგიდი (LSD)» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches the diethylamide through this entry, and the dossier records two neighbouring lysergamides as having no entry, so exposure does not extend from this row to them. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «ლიზერგიდი (LSD)» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. No medicinal preparation is recorded in the dossier.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «ლიზერგიდი (LSD)», with CAS 50-37-3. Blotter is identified by analysis rather than by appearance, and two of the compounds most often sold on it resolve to absence records in this same dossier. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «ლიზერგიდი (LSD)» at record GEO-52, identified by CAS 50-37-3. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record used two genuinely different names for the substance rather than one name in two cases. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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MDA

Legal status: MDA is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «MDA», with CAS 4764-17-4 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The dossier records this entry in Latin characters while Law No. 624 is written in Georgian, so the string is attributed to the dossier rather than described as what the schedule prints, and its case has been normalised rather than reproduced as capitals. The code differs by a single letter from the code the dossier assigns to a neighbouring molecule in this same table, and the two are separate entries with separate CAS numbers. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «MDA» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The acronym names one ring substituted amphetamine, and the related methylated compound has its own separate entry, so the two are listed independently rather than as a family. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «MDA» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. There is no medicinal preparation of it.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «MDA», with CAS 4764-17-4. The CAS number is the identity to quote, because the acronym is close enough to a neighbouring one to be misread on a report. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «MDA» at record GEO-53, identified by CAS 4764-17-4. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The entry string is recorded by the dossier in Latin characters while the instrument is written in Georgian, so it is cited here as the dossier's record of the entry and not as the schedule's printed form. The set that produced this record used two genuinely different names for the substance rather than one name in two cases. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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MDMA

Legal status: MDMA is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «MDMA», with CAS 42542-10-9 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The dossier records this entry in Latin characters while Law No. 624 is written in Georgian, so the string is attributed to the dossier rather than described as what the schedule prints, and its case has been normalised rather than reproduced as capitals. No Georgian form of this name appears anywhere in the dossier, unlike the majority of its accepted entries, so the code is the only string this row can be matched on. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «MDMA» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The acronym names this molecule, and the closely related demethylated compound and the beta-keto analogue each have their own entries, so three neighbouring molecules are listed separately rather than as a class. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «MDMA» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. No medicinal preparation is recorded, and no therapeutic trial route appears in the dossier.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «MDMA», with CAS 42542-10-9. Tablets sold under this name frequently analyse as something else, and in this dossier at least two of the likely alternatives have entries of their own with different rows. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «MDMA» at record GEO-54, identified by CAS 42542-10-9. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The entry string is recorded by the dossier in Latin characters while the instrument is written in Georgian, so it is cited here as the dossier's record of the entry and not as the schedule's printed form. The set that produced this record used two genuinely different names for the substance rather than one name in two cases. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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MDPV

Legal status: MDPV is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «MDPV», with CAS 687603-66-3 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The dossier records this entry in Latin characters while Law No. 624 is written in Georgian, so the string is attributed to the dossier rather than described as what the schedule prints, and its case has been normalised rather than reproduced as capitals. The code is a laboratory abbreviation rather than a name, and the dossier records no Georgian form of it at all, so a search conducted in Georgian would not have reached this row. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «MDPV» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The acronym names one synthetic cathinone, while the class of synthetic cathinones has no entry here and another member of it is recorded as absent, so the listing is compound by compound. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «MDPV» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. There is no medicinal preparation of it.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «MDPV», with CAS 687603-66-3. The CAS number rather than the acronym is what ties a laboratory result to this row. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «MDPV» at record GEO-55, identified by CAS 687603-66-3. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The entry string is recorded by the dossier in Latin characters while the instrument is written in Georgian, so it is cited here as the dossier's record of the entry and not as the schedule's printed form. The set that produced this record used two genuinely different names for the substance rather than one name in two cases. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Memantine

Legal status: Memantine is not carried on Georgia's narcotics lists and it is not therefore unregulated. The dossier records a separate regime finding: the annexes to Law No. 624 were searched with "memantine" and supplied no entry, and the controls the dossier names instead are საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ. The regime recorded instead is the medicines law, and this is the only dementia medicine among these substances, so nothing else here shares its route for that reason. The dossier records the regime by name and does not reproduce its provisions, so nothing here states what that regime requires. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia, whose ceiling is life imprisonment for aggravated illegal circulation, operates on the narcotics lists, and this product has been established not to be on them, so the circulation offence does not reach it, and the consequences are medicinal product consequences the dossier names without reproducing. The quantity table that governs listed substances is not the instrument that applies to this row, and no penalty figure is given in this cell because the dossier names the regime without reproducing it. Nothing here says the product is free of control, only that the control is not the one Article 260 administers.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. The placement this row attaches is a regime rather than a list entry: the substance sits under საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ. It is a prescribed dementia medicine outside the narcotics lists, and the dossier records no dispensing class or import condition for it.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row fixes is which regime was found to apply, საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ, recorded after the narcotics lists had actually been searched. The prescription is the sensible document and the dossier does not make it a recorded Georgian requirement. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · the annexes supplied no entry for this row, so the instrument that governs it is საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ, recorded at GEO-56. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Mephedrone (4-MMC)

Legal status: Mephedrone is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «მეფედრონი (4-MMC)», with CAS 1189805-46-6 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry gives the Georgian name with the ring position code in brackets, and the dossier separately records the positional isomer of this compound as absent, so one digit separates a listed entry from an absence record. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «მეფედრონი (4-MMC)» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches this isomer through its own entry, and the dossier does not read the entry as covering the isomer it separately records as unlisted. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «მეფედრონი (4-MMC)» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. There is no medicinal preparation of it.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «მეფედრონი (4-MMC)», with CAS 1189805-46-6. The ring position has to be on the analytical report, because this dossier puts the two positional isomers in different rows. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «მეფედრონი (4-MMC)» at record GEO-57, identified by CAS 1189805-46-6. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The entry carries a ring position code in brackets, and the positional isomer of this compound is cited elsewhere among these substances as an absence, so the bracketed digit is load bearing. The set that produced this record used two genuinely different names for the substance rather than one name in two cases. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Mescaline

Legal status: Mescaline is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «მესკალინი», with CAS 54-04-6 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. The entry is the Georgian spelling of the cactus alkaloid, and the cactus that contains it is separately recorded among these substances as absent, so the alkaloid is listed and the plant is not. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «მესკალინი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches the alkaloid wherever it is identified, so cactus material proved to contain it raises this entry rather than the plant absence record. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «მესკალინი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. No medicinal preparation of it is recorded.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «მესკალინი», with CAS 54-04-6. Whether the material has been tested for the alkaloid decides which of the two rows applies, and a botanical identification on its own does not. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «მესკალინი» at record GEO-58, identified by CAS 54-04-6. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Methadone

Legal status: Methadone is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «მეთადონი», with CAS 76-99-3 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. The entry is the Georgian spelling of the substitution opioid, and it sits beside a separate entry for the other main substitution medicine among these substances. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «მეთადონი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches the molecule through its own entry, and the dossier records no treatment exemption limb that would sit beneath the entry. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «მეთადონი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. It is the active ingredient of a maintenance programme, which is the case where a traveller most needs a recorded import rule, and the dossier records none.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «მეთადონი», with CAS 76-99-3. A clinic letter stating the daily dose is the document that matters in practice, although the dossier does not make it a Georgian requirement. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «მეთადონი» at record GEO-59, identified by CAS 76-99-3. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Methamphetamine

Legal status: Methamphetamine is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «მეტამფეტამინი», with CAS 537-46-2 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. The entry is the Georgian spelling and sits beside a separate entry for the parent amphetamine, so the two are listed as distinct molecules rather than as one stimulant class. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «მეტამფეტამინი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches this molecule through its own entry, and the tier is read against this entry rather than against the parent's. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «მეტამფეტამინი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. No medicinal preparation of it is recorded in the dossier, although one exists in other systems.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «მეტამფეტამინი», with CAS 537-46-2. The analysis has to separate this molecule from the parent, because each has its own entry and therefore its own reading of the quantity table. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «მეტამფეტამინი» at record GEO-60, identified by CAS 537-46-2. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Methaqualone (Quaaludes)

Legal status: Methaqualone is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «მეტაკვალონი», with CAS 72-44-6 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. The entry is the Georgian spelling of a sedative that was withdrawn from medical use in most systems, so the row is a control entry with no current therapeutic counterpart. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «მეტაკვალონი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches it through its own entry in the ordinary way, and nothing about its obsolescence as a medicine narrows that. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «მეტაკვალონი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. It has no current licensed use in anything the dossier records, so the prescription branch does not open on the facts as recorded.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «მეტაკვალონი», with CAS 72-44-6. There is no legitimate supply to document, which makes identity the only question this row poses. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «მეტაკვალონი» at record GEO-61, identified by CAS 72-44-6. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Methylone

Legal status: Methylone is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «მეთილონი (bk-MDMA)», with CAS 186028-79-5 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry gives the Georgian name with the beta-keto code in brackets, which ties it to the entry for the compound it is the ketone of, and both are listed separately. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «მეთილონი (bk-MDMA)» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches this molecule through its own entry, and the dossier records the related compound under its own separate entry rather than as a shared class. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «მეთილონი (bk-MDMA)» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. There is no medicinal preparation of it.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «მეთილონი (bk-MDMA)», with CAS 186028-79-5. The beta-keto code in the entry is the identifier that connects a laboratory result to this row rather than to the related compound's. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «მეთილონი (bk-MDMA)» at record GEO-62, identified by CAS 186028-79-5. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The entry carries a beta-keto code in brackets that ties it to a separately cited entry, so the bracket is part of the citation and not decoration. The set that produced this record used two genuinely different names for the substance rather than one name in two cases. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Methylphenidate

Legal status: Methylphenidate is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «მეთილფენიდატი», with CAS 113-45-1 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. The entry is the Georgian spelling of the prescribed stimulant, and it sits in the same table as two amphetamine rows that resolve to a single entry, so the stimulant medicines here are listed individually. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «მეთილფენიდატი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches the molecule through its own entry, and no preparation or modified release limb is recorded that would distinguish the forms. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «მეთილფენიდატი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. It is one of the most commonly travelled prescribed controlled medicines, and the dossier records no Georgian route for carrying one.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «მეთილფენიდატი», with CAS 113-45-1. Carry the dispensing label and the prescriber's letter naming the active ingredient and the daily dose, although the dossier does not record these as Georgian requirements. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «მეთილფენიდატი» at record GEO-63, identified by CAS 113-45-1. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Modafinil

Legal status: Modafinil is not carried on Georgia's narcotics lists and it is not therefore unregulated. The dossier records a separate regime finding: the annexes to Law No. 624 were searched with "modafinil" and supplied no entry, and the controls the dossier names instead are საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ. The regime recorded instead is the medicines law, and the dossier does not record the prescription only status that most systems attach to this molecule. The dossier records the regime by name and does not reproduce its provisions, so nothing here states what that regime requires. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia, whose ceiling is life imprisonment for aggravated illegal circulation, operates on the narcotics lists, and this product has been established not to be on them, so the circulation offence does not reach it, and the consequences are medicinal product consequences that the dossier names without reproducing. The quantity table that governs listed substances is not the instrument that applies to this row, and no penalty figure is given in this cell because the dossier names the regime without reproducing it. Nothing here says the product is free of control, only that the control is not the one Article 260 administers.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. The placement this row attaches is a regime rather than a list entry: the substance sits under საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ. It is a prescription only wakefulness medicine in most systems and is outside the narcotics lists here, so the question is a medicines question the dossier does not answer in detail.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row fixes is which regime was found to apply, საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ, recorded after the narcotics lists had actually been searched. The prescription is the sensible document to hold and the dossier records no Georgian requirement for one. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · the annexes supplied no entry for this row, so the instrument that governs it is საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ, recorded at GEO-65. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Morphine

Legal status: Morphine is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «მორფინი», with CAS 57-27-2 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. The entry is the Georgian spelling of the alkaloid, and opium is separately entered among these substances, so the preparation and its principal alkaloid each have a row. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «მორფინი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches the alkaloid through its own entry, and the separate opium entry means poppy material and the isolated alkaloid are read against different rows. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «მორფინი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. It is the reference analgesic in palliative care and a listed substance, and the dossier records no route for a prescribed supply crossing a border.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «მორფინი», with CAS 57-27-2. A prescriber's letter naming the alkaloid and the daily dose is the practical document, although the dossier does not make it a Georgian requirement. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «მორფინი» at record GEO-66, identified by CAS 57-27-2. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The citation is to an alkaloid entry that sits beside a separate preparation entry cited on the opium row, so the two are not interchangeable citations. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Nicotine

Legal status: Nicotine is not carried on Georgia's narcotics lists and it is not therefore unregulated. The dossier records a separate regime finding: the annexes to Law No. 624 were searched with "nicotine" and supplied no entry, and the controls the dossier names instead are tobacco and nicotine-product legislation. The regime recorded instead reaches nicotine articles as well as tobacco ones, so it is the delivery product and not only the leaf that the route covers. The dossier records the regime by name and does not reproduce its provisions, so nothing here states what that regime requires. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia, whose ceiling is life imprisonment for aggravated illegal circulation, operates on the narcotics lists, and this product has been established not to be on them, so no circulation offence reaches it, and the consequences that arise are product and excise consequences that the dossier names without reproducing. The quantity table that governs listed substances is not the instrument that applies to this row, and no penalty figure is given in this cell because the dossier names the regime without reproducing it. Nothing here says the product is free of control, only that the control is not the one Article 260 administers.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. The placement this row attaches is a regime rather than a list entry: the substance sits under tobacco and nicotine-product legislation. It is sold as a consumer product and in cessation preparations, so no prescription route follows from this placement.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row fixes is which regime was found to apply, tobacco and nicotine-product legislation, recorded after the narcotics lists had actually been searched. There is nothing to document and the row exists to record that the narcotics lists were actually searched before the regime was named. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · the annexes supplied no entry for this row, so the instrument that governs it is tobacco and nicotine-product legislation, recorded at GEO-68. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The citation is to a product regime covering both tobacco and nicotine articles rather than to any list entry. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Nimetazepam

Legal status: Nimetazepam is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «ნიმეტაზეპამი», with CAS 2011-67-8 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. It is the sixth of the benzodiazepine members carried among these substances, and it is the one with the narrowest international availability, yet it carries its own entry here. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «ნიმეტაზეპამი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The entry names the member, so the offence reaches this molecule while the class label above it reaches no entry at all. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «ნიმეტაზეპამი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. It is unlicensed in most systems, so a traveller is unlikely to hold a prescription for it that any authority would recognise.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «ნიმეტაზეპამი», with CAS 2011-67-8. Identity by the member name is what this row needs, because the class label is the string with no entry behind it. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «ნიმეტაზეპამი» at record GEO-69, identified by CAS 2011-67-8. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Nitrous Oxide

Legal status: Nitrous oxide is not carried on Georgia's narcotics lists and it is not therefore unregulated. The dossier records a separate regime finding: the annexes to Law No. 624 were searched with "dušikov oksid" and "N2O" and supplied no entry, and the controls the dossier names instead are medicines, food-additive and product-safety legislation according to intended use. The regime recorded instead turns on intended use, which makes this the only substance here whose governing instrument is selected by purpose rather than by what the product is. The dossier records the regime by name and does not reproduce its provisions, so nothing here states what that regime requires. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia, whose ceiling is life imprisonment for aggravated illegal circulation, operates on the narcotics lists, and this product has been established not to be on them, so no circulation offence reaches it, and which regime applies depends on whether the gas is presented as a medicine, a food additive or a consumer product, so the consequence follows the use rather than the molecule. The quantity table that governs listed substances is not the instrument that applies to this row, and no penalty figure is given in this cell because the dossier names the regime without reproducing it. Nothing here says the product is free of control, only that the control is not the one Article 260 administers.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. The placement this row attaches is a regime rather than a list entry: the substance sits under medicines, food-additive and product-safety legislation according to intended use. A medical route exists where the gas is presented as a medicine, and the dossier records the regime without recording dispensing conditions.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row fixes is which regime was found to apply, medicines, food-additive and product-safety legislation according to intended use, recorded after the narcotics lists had actually been searched. The intended use is the fact to be able to establish here, because it selects the regime, and that is unusual among these substances. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · the annexes supplied no entry for this row, so the instrument that governs it is medicines, food-additive and product-safety legislation according to intended use, recorded at GEO-70. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The regime cited here is selected by intended use rather than by product type, which is the only citation of that shape among these substances. The set that produced this record used two genuinely different names for the substance rather than one name in two cases. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Opium

Legal status: Opium is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «ოპიუმი», with CAS 8008-60-4 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. The entry is the Georgian spelling of the preparation and it carries a preparation CAS number, so the poppy latex is entered in its own right alongside the separate morphine entry. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «ოპიუმი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches the preparation through its own entry, and material that is the isolated alkaloid is read against the separate alkaloid entry instead. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «ოპიუმი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. No medicinal preparation of the raw material is recorded in the dossier.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «ოპიუმი», with CAS 8008-60-4. Which of the two rows applies turns on whether the material is the preparation or the isolated alkaloid, and this dossier gives each its own entry. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «ოპიუმი» at record GEO-71, identified by CAS 8008-60-4. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The citation is to a preparation entry with a preparation CAS number, distinct from the alkaloid entry cited on the morphine row. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Oxycodone

Legal status: Oxycodone is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «ოქსიკოდონი», with CAS 76-42-6 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. The entry is the Georgian spelling of the semi synthetic opioid, listed separately from the other opioids among these substances rather than through any class term. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «ოქსიკოდონი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches the molecule through its own entry, and no modified release or combination limb is recorded that would treat the formulations differently. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «ოქსიკოდონი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. It is among the most commonly prescribed strong opioids and is listed here, and the dossier records no route for a prescribed supply.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «ოქსიკოდონი», with CAS 76-42-6. The dispensing label naming the opioid and the strength is the practical document, although the dossier makes it no Georgian requirement. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «ოქსიკოდონი» at record GEO-72, identified by CAS 76-42-6. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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PCP

Legal status: PCP is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «ფენციკლიდინი», with CAS 77-10-1 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. The entry uses the international name phencyclidine in Georgian rather than the three letter code the slug uses, so the match runs through the full name. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «ფენციკლიდინი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches the molecule through its own entry, and an analogue of it among these substances resolves to an absence record instead. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «ფენციკლიდინი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. There is no current licensed use of it in anything the dossier records.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «ფენციკლიდინი», with CAS 77-10-1. Quote the full chemical name from the entry rather than the code, because the entry does not print the code. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «ფენციკლიდინი» at record GEO-73, identified by CAS 77-10-1. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The entry is cited by its international name in Georgian and not by the three letter code this slug uses, so a search on the code alone would not have found it. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Pink Cocaine / Tusi

Legal status: The label Pink cocaine covers a product category rather than a single molecule, and Georgia's answer follows the constituent that is actually identified. The dossier records an applicability finding: "pink cocaine", "tusi" and "2C-B" were searched across the annexes to Law No. 624 and no single entry can be assigned to the label. The label is a street mixture rather than a molecule, and the dossier searched it under the street name, the common short name and the phenethylamine it is often supposed to contain and stopped at applicability. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. This is a label treatment rather than a deferral: the record says what the label is, not that the question was left open.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Article 260 reaches an identified constituent and not a label, so the answer is assembled from whatever the material is shown to contain: the offence follows each identified constituent, so a mixture sold under this name may raise a listed entry, several of them, or none, and the label itself decides nothing. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. A label cannot be read against that table at all. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. There is no placement to attach at all, because the label does not resolve to one entry. There is no medicinal preparation of a street mixture, so no prescription question arises.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row fixes is that the label does not resolve to an entry, so no document about the label can answer the question. An analysis listing every constituent is the only document that makes this row answerable, and until there is one the label supports no conclusion in either direction. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on applicability record GEO-76, which assigns no entry because the label is not one molecule. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The citation stops at applicability because the label is a mixture, so any real citation for material sold under this name has to be assembled from an analysis. The set that produced this record used three different names, which is the widest form of search this dossier records and the strongest form of the resulting entry or absence. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is not applicable. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Poppers

Legal status: The label Poppers covers a product category rather than a single molecule, and Georgia's answer follows the constituent that is actually identified. The dossier records an applicability finding: "poppers", "amil nitrit" and "alkil nitriti" were searched across the annexes to Law No. 624 and no single entry can be assigned to the label. The label covers several different alkyl nitrites, and the dossier searched it under the product name and the amyl and generic alkyl nitrite terms before stopping at applicability. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. This is a label treatment rather than a deferral: the record says what the label is, not that the question was left open.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Article 260 reaches an identified constituent and not a label, so the answer is assembled from whatever the material is shown to contain: the offence would follow an identified nitrite, and the dossier separately records that the specific amyl nitrite it searched for has no entry, so the label points at a group the lists do not reach on this record. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. A label cannot be read against that table at all. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. There is no placement to attach at all, because the label does not resolve to one entry. These are sold as consumer products rather than dispensed, so no prescription route arises.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row fixes is that the label does not resolve to an entry, so no document about the label can answer the question. The constituent nitrite is the thing to identify, and the separate absence record for the commonest one is the nearest this dossier comes to an answer. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on applicability record GEO-77, which assigns no entry because the label is not one molecule. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The citation stops at applicability because the label covers a group of nitrites, and the one member this dossier searched for separately is cited as an absence. The set that produced this record used three different names, which is the widest form of search this dossier records and the strongest form of the resulting entry or absence. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is not applicable. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Pregabalin

Legal status: Pregabalin is not carried on Georgia's narcotics lists and it is not therefore unregulated. The dossier records a separate regime finding: the annexes to Law No. 624 were searched with "pregabalin" and supplied no entry, and the controls the dossier names instead are საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ. The regime recorded instead is the medicines law, the same route the dossier takes for the other gabapentinoid among these substances, and it is recorded without the controlled drug status several systems have given this molecule. The dossier records the regime by name and does not reproduce its provisions, so nothing here states what that regime requires. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia, whose ceiling is life imprisonment for aggravated illegal circulation, operates on the narcotics lists, and this product has been established not to be on them, so no circulation offence reaches it, and the consequences are medicinal product consequences that the dossier names without reproducing. The quantity table that governs listed substances is not the instrument that applies to this row, and no penalty figure is given in this cell because the dossier names the regime without reproducing it. Nothing here says the product is free of control, only that the control is not the one Article 260 administers.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. The placement this row attaches is a regime rather than a list entry: the substance sits under საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ. It is a prescription medicine that several countries have moved under controlled drug rules, and this dossier records it outside the narcotics lists and inside the medicines law.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row fixes is which regime was found to apply, საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ, recorded after the narcotics lists had actually been searched. The prescription and dispensing label are the sensible documents, and the dossier records no Georgian requirement for either. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · the annexes supplied no entry for this row, so the instrument that governs it is საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ, recorded at GEO-78. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Psilocybin

Legal status: Psilocybin is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «ფსილოციბინი», with CAS 520-52-5 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. The entry is the Georgian spelling of the alkaloid, and the mushrooms that contain it are not separately named anywhere in the dossier, while an unrelated fungus among these substances is compared against this entry and rejected. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «ფსილოციბინი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches the alkaloid wherever it is identified, so mushroom material proved to contain it raises this entry although no fungus is named in the lists. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «ფსილოციბინი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. No medicinal preparation is recorded and no research route appears in the dossier.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «ფსილოციბინი», with CAS 520-52-5. The test result naming the alkaloid is what connects material to this row, because the lists as recorded name no mushroom at all. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «ფსილოციბინი» at record GEO-79, identified by CAS 520-52-5. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Quetiapine

Legal status: Quetiapine is not carried on Georgia's narcotics lists and it is not therefore unregulated. The dossier records a separate regime finding: the annexes to Law No. 624 were searched with "quetiapine" and supplied no entry, and the controls the dossier names instead are საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ. The regime recorded instead is the medicines law, and this is the only antipsychotic among these substances, so no comparison row exists for it here. The dossier records the regime by name and does not reproduce its provisions, so nothing here states what that regime requires. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia, whose ceiling is life imprisonment for aggravated illegal circulation, operates on the narcotics lists, and this product has been established not to be on them, so no circulation offence reaches it, and the consequences are medicinal product consequences that the dossier names without reproducing. The quantity table that governs listed substances is not the instrument that applies to this row, and no penalty figure is given in this cell because the dossier names the regime without reproducing it. Nothing here says the product is free of control, only that the control is not the one Article 260 administers.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. The placement this row attaches is a regime rather than a list entry: the substance sits under საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ. It is a prescription only antipsychotic outside the narcotics lists, so the question is a medicines question and the dossier records no dispensing or import condition.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row fixes is which regime was found to apply, საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ, recorded after the narcotics lists had actually been searched. The prescription is the sensible document, and the dossier makes it no recorded Georgian requirement. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · the annexes supplied no entry for this row, so the instrument that governs it is საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ, recorded at GEO-80. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Scopolamine (Devil's Breath)

Legal status: Scopolamine is not carried on Georgia's narcotics lists and it is not therefore unregulated. The dossier records a separate regime finding: the annexes to Law No. 624 were searched with "scopolamine" and supplied no entry, and the controls the dossier names instead are საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ. The regime recorded instead is the medicines law, which is notable for a tropane alkaloid, because related alkaloids of the same plant family are controlled in several systems. The dossier records the regime by name and does not reproduce its provisions, so nothing here states what that regime requires. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia, whose ceiling is life imprisonment for aggravated illegal circulation, operates on the narcotics lists, and this product has been established not to be on them, so no circulation offence reaches it, and the consequences are medicinal product consequences that the dossier names without reproducing. The quantity table that governs listed substances is not the instrument that applies to this row, and no penalty figure is given in this cell because the dossier names the regime without reproducing it. Nothing here says the product is free of control, only that the control is not the one Article 260 administers.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. The placement this row attaches is a regime rather than a list entry: the substance sits under საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ. It is dispensed as a patch and in ophthalmic and antiemetic preparations, and the dossier records the medicines law without recording a dispensing class.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row fixes is which regime was found to apply, საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ, recorded after the narcotics lists had actually been searched. The patch packaging and prescription are the sensible documents, and the dossier records no Georgian requirement for them. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · the annexes supplied no entry for this row, so the instrument that governs it is საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ, recorded at GEO-82. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Synthetic Cannabinoids (K2 / Spice)

Legal status: The label Synthetic cannabinoids covers a product category rather than a single molecule, and Georgia's answer follows the constituent that is actually identified. The dossier records an applicability finding: "sintetski kanabinoidi" and "JWH-018" were searched across the annexes to Law No. 624 and no single entry can be assigned to the label. The label names an open structural family rather than a molecule, and the dossier searched it under the family term and one named indole compound before stopping at applicability. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. This is a label treatment rather than a deferral: the record says what the label is, not that the question was left open.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Article 260 reaches an identified constituent and not a label, so the answer is assembled from whatever the material is shown to contain: the offence follows an identified molecule, and the dossier records no generic or structural class entry in the lists, so the family label reaches nothing until a specific compound is named. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. A label cannot be read against that table at all. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. There is no placement to attach at all, because the label does not resolve to one entry. There is no medicinal preparation of any of them, so the prescription branch does not open.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row fixes is that the label does not resolve to an entry, so no document about the label can answer the question. The analytical identification of the specific compound is the only thing that makes this row answerable, and a product name on a packet is not that. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on applicability record GEO-83, which assigns no entry because the label is not one molecule. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The citation stops at applicability because the label is an open structural family and this dossier records no generic or structural class entry to cite against it. The set that produced this record used two genuinely different names for the substance rather than one name in two cases. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is not applicable. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Tobacco

Legal status: Tobacco is not carried on Georgia's narcotics lists and it is not therefore unregulated. The dossier records a separate regime finding: the annexes to Law No. 624 were searched with "tobacco" and supplied no entry, and the controls the dossier names instead are tobacco-control and excise legislation. The regime recorded instead is tobacco control together with excise, so the route is a fiscal one as much as a health one. The dossier records the regime by name and does not reproduce its provisions, so nothing here states what that regime requires. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia, whose ceiling is life imprisonment for aggravated illegal circulation, operates on the narcotics lists, and this product has been established not to be on them, so no circulation offence reaches it, and the consequences are excise and product control consequences that the dossier names without reproducing. The quantity table that governs listed substances is not the instrument that applies to this row, and no penalty figure is given in this cell because the dossier names the regime without reproducing it. Nothing here says the product is free of control, only that the control is not the one Article 260 administers.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. The placement this row attaches is a regime rather than a list entry: the substance sits under tobacco-control and excise legislation. It is a consumer product rather than a dispensed one, so no prescription question arises.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row fixes is which regime was found to apply, tobacco-control and excise legislation, recorded after the narcotics lists had actually been searched. There is nothing to document, and the value of this row is that it records the search rather than assuming the answer. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · the annexes supplied no entry for this row, so the instrument that governs it is tobacco-control and excise legislation, recorded at GEO-85. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The citation is to an excise and product control route, recorded after the lists had actually been searched. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Tramadol

Legal status: Tramadol is not carried on Georgia's narcotics lists and it is not therefore unregulated. The dossier records a separate regime finding: the annexes to Law No. 624 were searched with "tramadol" and supplied no entry, and the controls the dossier names instead are საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ. The regime recorded instead is the medicines law, which leaves an opioid outside the narcotics lists here although several countries have moved the same molecule onto theirs. The dossier records the regime by name and does not reproduce its provisions, so nothing here states what that regime requires. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia, whose ceiling is life imprisonment for aggravated illegal circulation, operates on the narcotics lists, and this product has been established not to be on them, so no circulation offence reaches it on this record, and the consequences are medicinal product consequences that the dossier names without reproducing. The quantity table that governs listed substances is not the instrument that applies to this row, and no penalty figure is given in this cell because the dossier names the regime without reproducing it. Nothing here says the product is free of control, only that the control is not the one Article 260 administers.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. The placement this row attaches is a regime rather than a list entry: the substance sits under საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ. It is a prescribed opioid analgesic that is controlled in some neighbouring systems and not on these lists, which is exactly the mismatch a traveller carries across a border.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row fixes is which regime was found to apply, საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ, recorded after the narcotics lists had actually been searched. The prescription and dispensing label are the practical documents, and the dossier records no Georgian requirement, so do not treat this row as an assurance. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · the annexes supplied no entry for this row, so the instrument that governs it is საქართველოს კანონი წამლისა და ფარმაცევტული საქმიანობის შესახებ, recorded at GEO-86. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The regime cited here places an opioid outside the narcotics lists, which is a citation worth reading twice because several neighbouring systems schedule the same molecule. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Xanax (Alprazolam)

Legal status: Alprazolam is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «ალპრაზოლამი», with CAS 28981-97-7 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. It is one of the six benzodiazepine members that these substances carry as separate rows, and it is the member the dossier reaches for when it rejects the class label elsewhere. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «ალპრაზოლამი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The class label has no entry, but this member does, so the circulation offence reaches this molecule by name while the class name would reach nothing. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «ალპრაზოლამი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. It is a prescribed anxiolytic and a listed substance at once, and the dossier records the placement without recording any rule for a traveller carrying a prescribed supply.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «ალპრაზოლამი», with CAS 28981-97-7. The packaging and the prescription should name this member rather than the class, because the class label is precisely what has no entry. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «ალპრაზოლამი» at record GEO-16, identified by CAS 28981-97-7. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Xylazine

Legal status: Xylazine is not carried on Georgia's narcotics lists and it is not therefore unregulated. The dossier records a separate regime finding: the annexes to Law No. 624 were searched with "xylazine" and supplied no entry, and the controls the dossier names instead are veterinary medicines legislation. The regime recorded instead is veterinary medicines, the only veterinary route named anywhere among these substances, and no human medicine route is recorded for it at all. The dossier records the regime by name and does not reproduce its provisions, so nothing here states what that regime requires. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia, whose ceiling is life imprisonment for aggravated illegal circulation, operates on the narcotics lists, and this product has been established not to be on them, so no circulation offence reaches it, and the consequences are veterinary medicinal product consequences that the dossier names without reproducing. The quantity table that governs listed substances is not the instrument that applies to this row, and no penalty figure is given in this cell because the dossier names the regime without reproducing it. Nothing here says the product is free of control, only that the control is not the one Article 260 administers.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. The placement this row attaches is a regime rather than a list entry: the substance sits under veterinary medicines legislation. It is authorised for animals rather than people, so there is no human prescription route for it to sit in.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row fixes is which regime was found to apply, veterinary medicines legislation, recorded after the narcotics lists had actually been searched. A veterinary supply is documented by the practice that dispensed it, and the dossier records no Georgian rule governing that. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · the annexes supplied no entry for this row, so the instrument that governs it is veterinary medicines legislation, recorded at GEO-87. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The regime cited here is the only veterinary route named anywhere among these substances. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

Xylazine in Georgia, full detail →

Zolpidem

Legal status: Zolpidem is a controlled substance in Georgia. The dossier places it on the annexes to Law No. 624, matched to the entry «ზოლპიდემი», with CAS 82626-48-0 as the identifier the dossier attaches to that match. The entry is recorded in Georgian, which is the language Law No. 624 is written in, so the string and the instrument agree. The entry is the Georgian spelling of a hypnotic that is not a benzodiazepine, so it sits in the lists on its own footing rather than through the class that six other rows among these substances belong to. The dossier cites the annexed set as Lists I to IV taken together and never records which of the four lists a row sits on, so the placement is established at the level of the annexes and not of a numbered list. The final consolidated text was read on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Georgia has abolished the death penalty and the dossier records no capital route for any substance on these lists. The ceiling is life imprisonment, under Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia for aggravated illegal circulation, and life is where the scale stops. Because «ზოლპიდემი» is an accepted entry, the circulation offence reaches conduct in this substance through that entry. The offence reaches the molecule through its own entry, and nothing about its being outside the benzodiazepine class narrows or widens that. The official quantity table assigns a small, a large and an especially large quantity by substance, and the dossier records that the table is applied through the matched entry without reproducing any of its figures, so no weight is stated in this cell and none should be inferred from one. There is no general lawful personal use allowance, and the absence of a small quantity figure for a substance is not permission to hold it.
If prescribed / medical: The prescription position is deferred here rather than stated. No Georgian rule on a traveller carrying a prescribed supply has been established for this substance, so whether a foreign prescription is recognised has to be settled with the Georgian authorities before travel. What this row does attach to that deferral is the placement: «ზოლპიდემი» is an accepted entry on the annexes to Law No. 624 rather than under the medicines law. It is a widely prescribed hypnotic and a listed substance here, and the dossier records no route for a traveller carrying a prescribed course.
Documentation: The dossier records no documentary requirement for Georgia and carries no column for one, so nothing is prescribed in this cell. What the row does fix is the identity that everything else turns on: the entry «ზოლპიდემი», with CAS 82626-48-0. The dispensing label naming the molecule is the practical document, and it should not be described as a benzodiazepine because the entry does not treat it as one. The record and its outcome were read on 20 September 2026 and this cell is dated 21 September 2026.

Georgia, Law No. 624 and its annexed Lists I to IV, with Article 260 of the Criminal Code of Georgia carrying the penalty ceiling · this row rests on the entry «ზოლპიდემი» at record GEO-88, identified by CAS 82626-48-0. Read in the final consolidated text on the Legislative Herald of Georgia, which the dossier calls Matsne, on 20 September 2026. The set that produced this record is one term written twice, in lower case and in capitals, so it is a single name rather than two independent ones, and the record is only as wide as that name. No per row link exists in the dossier this cell is built from, which carries no web address for this substance or for any other, so the instrument is cited in prose and no address is given · none has been taken from the previous version of this cell or from anywhere else. The dossier's outcome for this row is verified. · Updated September 21, 2026

Zolpidem in Georgia, full detail →

Not individually verified

29 substances are not individually verified for Georgia

For these the governing national drug law is cited, but we have not verified that the substance specifically is scheduled under it. Treat them as unanswered, not as legal. Confirm with Georgia’s drug authority or your embassy.

Substance	What we found
1P-LSD	Not confirmed. 1P-LSD is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not...
2-FDCK	Not confirmed. 2-FDCK is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not...
2C-E	Not confirmed. 2C-E is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not established...
2C-I	Not confirmed. 2C-I is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not established...
2C-T-7	Not confirmed. 2C-T-7 is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not...
3-MMC	Not confirmed. 3-MMC is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not...
4-AcO-DMT	Not confirmed. 4-AcO-DMT is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not...
4-HO-MET	Not confirmed. 4-HO-MET is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not...
5-MeO-DMT (Bufo / Toad)	Not confirmed. 5-MeO-DMT is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not...
6-APB	Not confirmed. 6-APB is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not...
7-Hydroxymitragynine (7-OH)	Not confirmed. 7-hydroxymitragynine is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is...
Amanita muscaria	Not confirmed. Amanita muscaria is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not...
Amyl Nitrite	Not confirmed. Amyl nitrite is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not...
Ayahuasca	Not confirmed. Ayahuasca is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not...
Barbiturates	Not confirmed. Barbiturates are not established as scheduled substances in Georgia on this record, and they are not...
Benzodiazepines	Not confirmed. Benzodiazepines are not established as scheduled substances in Georgia on this record, and they are...
Cannabinol	Not confirmed. Cannabinol is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not...
CBD	Not confirmed. CBD is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not established...
GBL	Not confirmed. GBL is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not established...
HHC	Not confirmed. HHC is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not established...
Khat	Not confirmed. Khat is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not established...
Kratom	Not confirmed. Kratom is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not...
LSA (Morning Glory)	Not confirmed. LSA is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not established...
Mitragynine	Not confirmed. Mitragynine is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not...
MXE	Not confirmed. MXE is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not established...
Peyote	Not confirmed. Peyote is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not...
Phenibut	Not confirmed. Phenibut is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not...
Salvia divinorum	Not confirmed. Salvia divinorum is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not...
THC-P	Not confirmed. THC-P is not established as a scheduled substance in Georgia on this record, and it is not...

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