Start Your PT33 Medical Review
Begin the Thailand PT33 pathway with a licensed practitioner review. Prepare your ID or passport, share your medical reason, and receive compliant documentation only if approved.
Form Information
What the PT33 Review Needs
A practical checklist before you start the medical review.
Authorized Prescriber
Only licensed healthcare professionals trained by DTAM can issue PT33 forms
30-Day Validity
Each PT33 prescription is valid for maximum 30 days, no refills allowed
Complete Documentation
Must include patient info, diagnosis, dosage, duration, and total quantity
Dispensary Compliance
Licensed dispensaries must retain prescriptions for minimum 1 year
From Review to PT33 Documentation
Book the review, submit your details, let the practitioner decide, then use approved documents with the selected licensed dispensary.
Start the Review
Book an online review with an authorized Thai practitioner network.
Share Medical Details
Submit symptoms, relevant history, current medications, and ID or passport details.
Practitioner Decision
Receive PT33 documentation and a medical certificate only when the practitioner approves.
Use With Dispensary
Use approved documents with the selected licensed dispensary that can retain required records.
Who Qualifies / What You Need
Patient-facing prep before applying: age, medical reason, and the ID or passport details needed for review.
Age and health fit
Applicants need to meet the basic age and safety requirements before medical review.
- At least 20 years old
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding requires practitioner permission
- Thai residents, expats, and visitors in Thailand can be reviewed
Reason for treatment
A licensed practitioner reviews your symptoms and health history before deciding if cannabis is appropriate.
- Common cases include pain, sleep, anxiety-related symptoms, and similar concerns
- Share current medications, allergies, and relevant medical history
- Prescription is issued only if medically appropriate
ID or passport
The PT33 form must identify the patient and connect the prescription to the correct person.
- Valid Thai ID or passport number
- Name, age, nationality, and contact details
- Medical details needed for practitioner review
Ready after checking the basics?
PT33 Document Snapshot
The key document fields that matter after approval.
Form Information
- Official Name:
- Prescription for Controlled Herb (Cannabis) - Form PT33
- Implemented:
- June 27, 2025
- Validity Period:
- Maximum 30 days per issuance
- Refills:
- Not allowed - new prescription required
Required Information
- Patient Details:
- Name, age, nationality, ID/Passport number
- Medical Information:
- Diagnosed conditions and symptoms
- Prescription Details:
- Daily dosage, duration, total quantity
- Prescriber Information:
- Licensed practitioner details and signature
Source documents
Use the official PT33 form and law notice when checking format, validity, and compliance requirements.
Need the full explanation?
Read the complete Thailand prescription guide.
If you are still comparing rules, visitor eligibility, documents, prescriber types, and renewal details, use the full guide before starting the review.
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Ready to Start Your PT33 Review?
Book the medical review, prepare your documents, and let the licensed practitioner decide whether PT33 documentation is appropriate.