Cannabis in Phuket: 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
Phuket is under active enforcement. In July 2026 the government said 533 Phuket cannabis shops had not renewed their licences and 12 had their licences suspended, and it ordered prosecution of shops trading illegally, especially in tourist areas. Earlier in 2026 the provincial health office put 553 cannabis outlets on its inspection list, and a July 2026 joint task force raided shops in Thalang and Mueang that kept selling while their licences were suspended. Many shops still listed online may no longer hold a valid licence.
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.
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
Greenhead Clinic (Phuket Town)
Phuket Town (Yaowarat Road)
PT33 on site: not stated
A Thai traditional medicine clinic whose listing says its doctors give advice and treatment and that THC products above 0.2% need a doctor's prescription. Directories also show Greenhead branches in Patong, Bang Tao and Ao Nang; confirm a certified practitioner is on duty before visiting.
Describes itself as one of Phuket's first official cannabis clinics, operating since 2021, and sells flower and CBD products. Its directory listing was last updated in March 2025, before the prescription rule, so confirm current status.
A large Patong dispensary that a March 2026 guide says offers on-site PT33 consultations. The same guide says it could not independently verify the shop's licensing.
Named by ThaiCannaMed as its participating Phuket dispensary, where customers scan a QR code and have a private video consultation with a licensed Thai traditional medicine doctor before any purchase. Staff cannot prescribe or promise approval.
WeedeN (Phuket branches)
Multiple branches incl. Rawai, Boat Avenue, Kata and Karon
PT33 on site: not stated
A chain with outlets in Phuket, Samui and Phangan that said in August 2025 it had retrained staff to guide customers through the prescription process. It does not say whether a prescriber is on site; branch addresses come from an early-2025 list.
Address
Rawai: 50/4 Moo 6, Wiset Road, Rawai 83110; Boat Avenue: 49/24 Ban Don Road, Choeng Thale, Thalang 83110
A deputy government spokesperson said 533 Phuket cannabis shops had not renewed their licences and 12 had been ordered to suspend them. Provincial, police and health officials were told to keep inspecting and to prosecute illegal operators, with a focus on tourist areas.
A joint operation led by a deputy interior minister found two shops in Thalang and Mueang Phuket still selling cannabis while their licences were suspended. Goods worth over 500,000 baht were seized and suspects face charges under the Thai Traditional Medicine Wisdom Act and the Food Act.
The Phuket Provincial Public Health Office, working with police and administrative officials, targeted 553 cannabis outlets for inspection. About 115, roughly 21%, had been inspected by late February 2026.