weed in Chile

Chile, officially the Republic of Chile, is a country in western South America. with more than 6,000km of Pacific Ocean coastline. Santiago, its capital, sits in a valley surrounded by the Andes and Chilean Coast Range mountains. The city’s palm-lined Plaza de Armas contains the neoclassical cathedral and the National History Museum. Weed in Chile

Cannabis Laws in Chile:

Under Chilean law, medical marijuana patients can grow cannabis for personal medicinal use.  Even if you get caught with a small amount of cannabis on your person, you may get in trouble. Even the charges of “micro-trafficking” aren’t out of the question. The 2005 Ley de drogas says that you won’t face criminal charges if there are reasons to believe that the drug is “for personal and immediate use. 

In 2015, the law allowing the production and sale of cannabis for therapeutic purposes was passed. The same law allows the use by patients meeting certain criteria and having a prescription by a physician. 

Nevertheless, in 2017, the country became the first in Latin America to start selling cannabis-based medicines in pharmacies, and now over 500 of them cater to medical-marijuana patients across the country.  Cannabis rules aren’t particularly tight, but don’t smoke in public. weed in Chile

Where to Get Cannabis in Chile:

Smokers tend to congregate in the parks. When you walk through a park, there’s a good chance you’ll smell weed. You’ll have to rely on local plugs too. If you don’t know anyone, you’ll need to ask around maybe in nightclubs or bartenders. If you happen to witness someone smoking, approach them and inquire. You could also talk to club promoters, who may have an idea or know a dealer. The cannabis is often of good quality, however this varies greatly from dealer to dealer. weed in Chile