Kyrgyzstan

Is CBD Legal in Kyrgyzstan?

Status

Illegal

Covers

CBD

Jurisdiction

Independent Country

Last updated

May 29, 2026

The short answer

CBD is illegal in Kyrgyzstan for general retail. The 1998 Law on Narcotic Drugs and the Government List of Narcotic Drugs do not separate cannabidiol from cannabis derivatives, and the Department of Drug Provision and Medical Equipment under the Ministry of Health has not registered any CBD product.

Imports of CBD oils, tinctures, and cosmetics via Kyrgyz Post or DHL are routinely held by the State Customs Service for Ministry of Health review. The Law on Medicines (2017) requires registration of finished pharmaceutical products; no CBD-based medicine, including Epidyolex, has been added to the State Register of Medicines. Article 113 of the Code of Misdemeanors penalizes unauthorized import of narcotics with a fine; commercial-scale import triggers Criminal Code Article 268.

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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Kyrgyzstan

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Rules at a glance

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THC limit

Prohibited

Regulator

Department of Drug Provision and Medical Equipment; Ministry of Health

Key regulation

Law on Narcotic Drugs (1998); Law on Medicines (2017)

Effective

April 22, 1998

Adult-use cannabis

Illegal

Medical cannabis

Illegal

For brands and importers

Import and export rules

CBD imports are not authorized. Parcels are intercepted at Manas International Airport courier hub. No commercial export channel exists.

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