Is Quetiapine legal in Armenia?
- Legal status
- Quetiapine is not controlled in Armenia, and that is a completed finding rather than an open question. The search recorded for this row is «Search term: «Quetiapine»; transliteration/Latin identifier: Quetiapine. The controlled schedule and quantity instrument returned no controlled-drug row for this ordinary product term. The second instrument, Criminal Code arts 393 and 396, did not convert this ordinary product term into a scheduled narcotic or psychotropic substance. Open point: none within this drug-quantity framework.». Quetiapine is outside the narcotic and psychotropic quantity schedule as searched; other regulatory regimes are outside scope. Armenia splits the question across two instruments and the split is the thing to understand. Government Decision No. 1129-N carries the controlled list and answers classification. Decision No. 707-N carries the quantity annex and answers the threshold, and that annex row is only half the calculation. Criminal Code article 393(4) to (6) then multiplies it: significant is more than fivefold and up to twenty-fivefold the small amount, large is more than twenty-fivefold and up to one hundred and twenty-fivefold, and especially large is more than one hundred and twenty-fivefold. This reading is stated as in force on 18 September 2026, checked against the consolidated texts and amendments accessible on ARLIS on that date. An absence is a statement about a list at a moment, and this one is stated as at that consolidation and no later.
- Consequences if caught
- Capital and life exposure. Armenia has no death penalty and no life sentence for a drug offence. And none of the drug penalties reach quetiapine, because they attach to the substances on the Armenia list and quetiapine is not one of them. The ceiling is 12 years. Criminal Code article 393(3) provides a term of six to twelve years, and articles 393 and 396 carry the principal offences. Those provisions are stated here so the scale is visible, not because they apply to quetiapine. If a listed constituent is proved in a given material, that constituent is assessed on its own and carries its own exposure.
- If prescribed or medical
- There is no controlled drug prescription question for quetiapine in Armenia, because the controlled list does not carry it. Whether quetiapine is available on prescription, over the counter or on general sale is a question for the Armenia medicines and pharmacy regime, which this row did not audit. the Armenian Ministry of Health is the body that answers it. Treat the supply route as unread rather than as open.
- Documentation
- Carry quetiapine as the Armenia medicines regime allows and do not read this row as a carriage permission, because a substance that is off the controlled list is not thereby free to cross a border. That is the carriage answer for quetiapine and it is deliberately narrow. No traveller permit scheme, declaration form or carriage allowance for quetiapine appears in what was read here. Provenance follows. The instrument searched was Government Decision No. 1129-N of 21 August 2003, with the separate quantity instrument at Decision No. 707-N, on ARLIS, the official Armenian legal information system on 18 September 2026 and no entry for quetiapine was found.
- Armenia, Quetiapine, read from ARLIS, the official Armenian legal information system
- read as in force on 18 September 2026
- searched in Government Decision No. 1129-N of 21 August 2003, consolidated controlled list
- Decision No. 707-N Annex 1
- scope check and no controlling entry for quetiapine was found
- outcome recorded by the source: NOT APPLICABLE, a completed negative finding
- this absence is stated as at the consolidation in force on 18 September 2026
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Court records
We have not yet assessed whether court records are publicly available for this jurisdiction.
Other substances confirmed in Armenia
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