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Cannabis and hemp laws
Cannabis illegal for recreational and medical use; CBD and hemp illegal
Angola
Angola
FAQ
Recreational marijuana is illegal in Angola. Lei No. 3/99 de 6 de Agosto, the Lei sobre o Trafico e Consumo de Estupefacientes, and the 2020 Codigo Penal (Lei No. 38/20 de 11 de Novembro) criminalise cultivation, supply, and use of cannabis (liamba).
CBD is illegal in Angola. Lei 3/99 does not exempt cannabidiol, and ARMED (Angola's medicines regulator) has not authorised consumer or pharmaceutical CBD products.
Industrial hemp is not authorised in Angola. The Ministerio da Agricultura e Pescas has no licensing framework for Cannabis sativa L., and Lei 3/99 captures all cannabis biomass regardless of THC content.
Import and export of cannabis are prohibited. CBD imports and exports are not authorised.
This is general information, not legal advice.
Law No. 3/99 on trafficking and consumption of narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances and precursors makes cannabis illegal in Angola without distinguishing plant parts or compounds. Cultivating, producing, selling, importing, exporting or possessing cannabis — a scope that captures viable seeds — carries eight to twelve years' imprisonment. There is no hemp or medical cannabis licensing, and the 2020 Penal Code (Law 38/20, as amended) maintains the prohibition.