Thailand prescription overview

Medical Cannabis Prescription in Bangkok

Request a partner-clinic consultation through Cannabox while in Bangkok. The partner clinic’s doctor may issue a PT33 prescription if treatment is appropriate.

Cannabox arranges your referral, payment and documents. The partner clinic provides care and decides whether to prescribe.

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Prepare for your review

  • Valid Thai ID or passport
  • Symptoms and relevant medical history
  • Current medicines, supplements and allergies

For adults aged 20 and over.

Three simple steps

  1. Apply through Cannabox

    Share your details and pay ฿500. Cannabox helps arrange your clinic consultation.

  2. Speak with the clinic’s doctor

    Discuss your symptoms, medicines, risks and treatment options. The clinic decides how to assess you.

  3. Follow the doctor’s advice

    The doctor decides whether to prescribe. If prescribed, Cannabox helps coordinate your PT33 documents.

Your next steps in Bangkok

Need a dispensing location after your review? Compare Bangkok listings, then confirm opening hours and required documents with the branch before travelling.

Medical Cannabis Prescription FAQs: Bangkok

Can I start a Bangkok prescription review online?

Yes. Submit Cannabox’s referral form with your symptoms and medical history. The clinic decides how to assess you. The practitioner may request more information or recommend an in-person assessment. Timing depends on availability and your case.

Can tourists apply?

Yes. Visitors can request a medical assessment in Thailand. Prepare a valid passport and relevant medical records; an authorized Thai practitioner assesses your case.

How much does the consultation cost?

You pay Cannabox ฿500 for the partner clinic’s consultation, PT33 if prescribed, and application/document support. Cannabis, follow-up appointments and original-document delivery are not included. Payment does not guarantee a prescription.

What should I tell the practitioner?

Share your symptoms, current medicines, supplements, allergies and any previous reactions to cannabis. Mention pregnancy or breastfeeding and any relevant mental-health history.

How long does a prescription cover?

The prescribed quantity of cannabis flower must cover no more than 30 days of treatment per issuance. Follow the dosage and period on your PT33, and request a follow-up if you need further treatment.

Where can I use an approved prescription in Bangkok?

Follow your practitioner’s instructions and use a licensed dispensing location. Check the branch’s current requirements before visiting; a directory listing does not guarantee it will accept your documents.

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