Cannabis in Hat Yai: clinics, dispensaries and local rules

Updated 9 November 2026

Thai cannabis law changes often. Check the date on any page before you rely on it.

What to know locally

Hat Yai is close to the Malaysian border, and Songkhla checkpoints actively search for cannabis leaving Thailand. In October 2026 police at the Padang Besar customs checkpoint in Sadao district detained a Malaysian driver with 20 kg of cannabis flower hidden in his car; smuggling charges under the Customs Act carry up to 10 years in prison.

How to get cannabis legally here

See a licensed practitioner at a clinic, or a licensed dispensary with one on site.
If appropriate, they issue a PT33 prescription, covering up to 30 days.
Buy only what is prescribed, in person, with your passport or Thai ID.
Use it in private, and keep your PT33 and receipt with you.

Clinics and dispensaries

Always confirm a shop's licence on the government's MC-GIS map before you visit. Listings are editorial and free.

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We could not confirm any listing here on the business's own website. Most details come from directories, and some shops may have closed since the June 2025 rules, so call ahead.

Clinics

Hat Yai Hospital Cannabis Clinic

Central Hat Yai (Rattakarn Road)

PT33 on site: not stated

Cannabis clinic at the government Hat Yai Hospital, listed in a 2026 directory with a PT33 tag. Clinic hours and phone come from an article last updated in 2024, so book ahead and confirm a certified prescriber is on duty.

Address: 182 Rattakarn Road, Hat Yai, Songkhla 90110
Hours: Thursdays 1pm to 3:30pm (as listed in 2024)
Phone: 0-7427-3240

Latest local news

Hat Yai
Cannabis haul seized in Thailand could fetch RM1.96m in Malaysia
Thai police at the Padang Besar checkpoint in Sadao, Songkhla, found 20 kg of cannabis flower in a hidden compartment of a Malaysian-registered car heading to Malaysia. The driver faces Customs Act charges carrying up to 10 years' jail.
17 Oct 2026