Senegal cannabis guide
Ivy's summary of the rules in force now, with a link to the official program.
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No legal allotment — 0 gLicensed places on file
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2026-11-02
Senegal allotment
The legal allotment for cannabis in Senegal is zero grams. There are no legal pathways for patients to obtain cannabis, and the law does not provide for medical use or personal cultivation.
- The legal possession limit is zero grams.
- No medical or recreational access exists.
- Home growing is strictly prohibited and subject to criminal prosecution.
0 g — nothing legal to buy
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Cannabis law in Senegal
ProhibitedCannabis is strictly prohibited in Senegal for both medical and recreational purposes. It is classified as a Tableau I drug under the national Drug Code, and all forms of possession, sale, and cultivation are subject to severe criminal penalties, including imprisonment.
- Cannabis is classified as a prohibited Tableau I drug under the Code des Drogues.
- There is no legal medical cannabis programme or recreational market in Senegal.
- Possession, purchase, and cultivation are criminal offenses punishable by prison sentences.
- The government actively conducts counter-narcotics operations to destroy illicit cannabis cultivation.
Checked 2026-11-02 by Ivy.
Educational information, not legal advice. Always confirm with the official program.
Official programme in Senegal
The bodies and pages a patient in Senegal deals with — the patient register, the medicines regulator and the rules they publish.
No official page is on file for Senegal yet — Ivy adds the programme's own links the first time the country is checked.
Dispensaries in Senegal
No licensed stores are on file for Senegal yet — the directory is swept place by place, and the official list below is the one to trust.
Outside the United States a licensed store is set up by the national or provincial programme, so the official list below is the one to trust. The rules change at every border.
Always verify a store is licensed for Senegal before you visit.