Cannabis médical à Amstelveen

Buying cannabis from a licensed coffeeshop is formally still an offense, but under the Dutch 'gedoogbeleid' toleration policy it is not prosecuted when the rules are met (18+, valid ID, maximum 5g per purchase/day). Ten municipalities run a controlled-supply experiment.

• Âge minimum : 18 ans

Tolerated is not the same as legal: the sale remains a formal offense that is simply not enforced when conditions are met.

There is no national THC cap; coffeeshops are not a fully legalized retail market.

• Netherlands legal reference

Vérifié le 2026-08-30 · Sources et références

Whether a non-resident tourist can buy from a coffeeshop depends on the municipality: Breda, Heerlen and Maastricht apply a residence criterion, while other municipalities may set their own rules. Where access is open, you must be 18+ with valid ID.

• Âge minimum : 18 ans

Access for tourists is municipality-dependent; some cities (e.g. Breda, Heerlen, Maastricht) restrict coffeeshops to residents.

The underlying sale is tolerated, not legalized.

Never carry cannabis across a national border.

• Netherlands legal reference

Vérifié le 2026-08-30 · Sources et références

Medicinal cannabis is supplied by pharmacies on prescription. Coffeeshop purchases are a separate system and do not replace prescribed, pharmaceutical-quality cannabis.

• Ordonnance ou carte médicale requise

Check the product-specific medical conditions and dispensing requirements. Travel and import permissions must be checked separately.

• Netherlands — medical access — official guidance

Vérifié le 2026-09-17 · Sources et références