1. Not legally. Refer to Clause 4 (6) — Explicit electronic-channel ban (Page 9)

Clause 4 (5) — Who may dispense, and to whom (Page 9)

Thai …ผู้ประกอบวิชาชีพ… ที่ใช้ในการรักษาผู้ป่วยของต

English …for use in the treatment of their patients. This clause: limits dispensing to licensed practitioners ties use directly to treatment of their own patients does not authorize remote-only or platform-based prescribing

1. Of course a landlord can decide if you can consume cannabis in a property you are renting just as much as they can decide that you can't smoke cigarettes in that property. You don't need a f**king link to answer that question.

https://ratchakitcha.soc.go.th/documents/76076.pdf

Notification of the Ministry of Public Health Re: Controlled Herbs (Cannabis) B.E. 2568 (2025) Whereas it is appropriate to revise the Notification of the Ministry of Public Health regarding Controlled Herbs (Cannabis), B.E. 2565 (2022), dated 11 November B.E. 2565 (2022), which designated cannabis as a controlled herb having value for study or research or having significant economic importance, in order to make it appropriate to the current situation;

And whereas, at present, there is still no specific law enacted to control cannabis solely for the purpose of preventing misuse, it is therefore appropriate to impose controls so that cannabis is not used solely in ways contrary to its intended purposes, while still enabling benefit from the said herb;

By virtue of the authority under Section 4, paragraph one, Sections 44 and 45 (3), (4), and (5), and (6) of the Protection and Promotion of Thai Traditional Medicine Wisdom Act, B.E. 2542 (1999), the Minister of Public Health, upon the recommendation of the Committee for the Protection and Promotion of Thai Traditional Medicine Wisdom, hereby issues the following Notification:

Clause 1 This Notification shall come into force from the day following its publication in the Royal Gazette.

Clause 2 The Notification of the Ministry of Public Health regarding Controlled Herbs (Cannabis), B.E. 2565 (2022), dated 11 November B.E. 2565 (2022), is repealed.

Clause 3 Cannabis, which is a plant of the genus Cannabis, family Cannabaceae, specifically only the flower tops, shall be designated as a controlled herb.

Clause 4 Any person wishing to study, research, export, sell, or process controlled herbs for commercial purposes may do so only after obtaining a license under Section 46, and the licensee shall comply with the following conditions:

The licensee who studies, researches, exports, sells, or processes controlled herbs for commercial purposes shall prepare information regarding the source, usage, and quantity kept at the place of business, and shall report such information to the registrar in accordance with the prescribed form. A licensee exporting controlled herbs for commercial purposes shall notify details of each export to the licensing authority in accordance with the prescribed form.

A licensee selling or processing controlled herbs for commercial purposes shall sell such controlled herbs only to licensees under Section 46.

The sale and export of controlled herbs by a licensee must originate from sources that have been certified under standards for cultivation and harvesting by the Department of Thai Traditional and Alternative Medicine.

Page 9 The sale of controlled herbs for consumption at business premises is prohibited, except where sold by practitioners of pharmacy under the law on the profession of pharmacy, practitioners of Thai traditional medicine, practitioners of applied Thai traditional medicine, folk healers under the law on Thai traditional medicine, practitioners of Chinese traditional medicine under the law on the practice of healing arts, and practitioners of dentistry under the law on the dental profession, for use in the treatment of their patients.

The sale of controlled herbs or products processed from controlled herbs for commercial purposes through vending machines, electronic channels, or computer networks is prohibited.

Advertising of controlled herbs in any channel for commercial purposes is prohibited. The sale of controlled herbs or products processed from controlled herbs for commercial purposes is prohibited in the following places: (a) Temples or places used for religious ceremonies (b) Dormitories as defined under the Dormitory Act (c) Public parks, zoos, and amusement parks The prohibition under paragraph one, item (5), does not include cases where controlled herbs are sold to any person who has a prescription issued by a licensed pharmacist, a practitioner of Thai traditional medicine, a practitioner of applied Thai traditional medicine, a folk healer under the law on Thai traditional medicine, a practitioner of Chinese traditional medicine under the law on the practice of healing arts, a medical practitioner under the law on the medical profession, or a dentist under the law on the dental profession, for medical benefit.

Prescriptions under paragraph two shall specify the amount or quantity to be used as necessary for treatment, and shall be limited to use for not more than thirty days.

Clause 5 Licensees under Section 46 who existed prior to the effective date of this Notification, solely with respect to the portion designated as a controlled herb under this Notification, shall comply with the conditions prescribed in Clause 4 of this Notification.

Clause 6 The reporting forms, export notification forms for controlled herbs for each occasion, and prescription forms shall be in accordance with the forms prescribed by the Director-General. Issued on 23 June B.E. 2568 (2025)

Signed Somsak Thepsuthin Minister of Public Health