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Cannabis and hemp laws
Cannabis illegal under the Dangerous Drugs Act, Cap. 98; CBD and hemp illegal
Solomon Islands
Solomon Islands
FAQ
Recreational marijuana is illegal in the Solomon Islands. Cannabis is a prohibited substance under the Dangerous Drugs Act, Cap. 98, administered by the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) Drug Enforcement Unit.
CBD is illegal in the Solomon Islands. The Dangerous Drugs Act, Cap. 98, controls cannabis without a cannabidiol exemption, and the Ministry of Health and Medical Services pharmaceutical registry contains no approved CBD-containing medicine.
Industrial hemp is illegal in the Solomon Islands. The Dangerous Drugs Act, Cap. 98, controls the entire Cannabis sativa L. plant without a low-THC carve-out, and no commercial hemp licensing scheme exists under the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock.
Import and export of cannabis are prohibited. CBD imports are prohibited.
This is general information, not legal advice.
Under the Solomon Islands Dangerous Drugs Act (Cap. 98), section 5 expressly provides that no person shall import or export any seed of Indian hemp, and section 8 makes growing the plant an offence. Possession of any amount can attract up to five years' imprisonment, while supply offences carry up to fourteen years. The Act contains no exemption for low-THC hemp, so hemp seed is prohibited on the same terms.