Grenada
Is Weed Legal in Grenada?
Status
Illegal
Covers
Jurisdiction
Last updated
May 29, 2026
The short answer
Recreational marijuana is illegal in Grenada. The Drug Abuse (Prevention and Control) Act, Chapter 89 of the Laws of Grenada, classifies cannabis as a controlled drug, and possession, cultivation, and supply are criminal offenses prosecuted in the Magistrate's Court at St. George's.
Possession of any quantity for personal use can produce a fine of up to EC$5,000 or imprisonment up to 5 years on summary conviction; trafficking and possession with intent to supply carry up to 30 years and fines of EC$200,000 on indictment. The Royal Grenada Police Force Drug Squad and the Customs and Excise Division at Maurice Bishop International Airport conduct routine searches of arrivals from Trinidad, St. Vincent, and the United States. A 2022 government-appointed Cannabis Commission recommended decriminalization of 14 grams, but as of 2026 no amendment to Chapter 89 has been gazetted and the Drug Control Secretariat continues to enforce existing penalties.
This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Verify current law with qualified counsel before making compliance decisions.
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Grenada
Key facts
Rules at a glance
THC limit
Prohibited
Regulator
Drug Control Secretariat; Royal Grenada Police Force
Key regulation
Drug Abuse (Prevention and Control) Act, Chapter 89
Effective
January 1, 1992
Adult-use cannabis
Illegal
Medical cannabis
Illegal
For brands and importers
Import and export rules
Import and export of cannabis are prohibited. The Customs and Excise Division screens passengers and cargo at Maurice Bishop International Airport and the Port of St. George's; positive findings trigger seizure under Section 4 of Chapter 89 and prosecution.
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