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Cannabis and hemp laws
Cannabis illegal for recreational and medical use; CBD and hemp illegal
Chad
Chad
FAQ
Recreational marijuana is illegal in Chad. Law No. 022/PR/2017 of 20 October 2017 on the suppression of trafficking and use of drugs and psychotropic substances classifies cannabis as a stupefiant.
CBD is illegal in Chad. Law No. 022/PR/2017 treats cannabidiol derivatives as stupefiants without a THC threshold that exempts CBD.
Industrial hemp is illegal in Chad. Law No. 022/PR/2017 does not distinguish between psychoactive cannabis and low-THC hemp, and the Ministere de la Production, de l'Irrigation et des Equipements Agricoles has not registered hemp as a permitted crop.
Import and export of recreational cannabis are prohibited. Personal and commercial import of CBD is not permitted.
This is general information, not legal advice.
Chad's Penal Code (Law No. 2017-01 of 8 May 2017) punishes anyone who without authorization cultivates, produces, offers, sells, distributes, transports, purchases or possesses drugs listed in its tables, with 5-10 years' imprisonment and heavy fines depending on the table. Law No. 024/PR/2000 on pharmacy adopts the narcotics schedules of the international conventions Chad has ratified, and since the 1961 Single Convention excludes cannabis seeds, no Chadian text expressly scheduling viable seeds could be verified — though seed transactions feeding prohibited cultivation would expose parties to prosecution. The oft-cited 'Law No. 15/PR/2000' on narcotics could not be confirmed to exist and is not relied on here. Chad has no hemp cultivation licensing, THC threshold or certified-variety rules, leaving agricultural hemp seed unregulated in any affirmative sense.