9 Countries Where Weed Is Legal

Uruguay: In 2013, it became the first country to legalise cannabis production, sale, and use for recreational purposes.

Canada: In 2018, Canada legalised recreational cannabis nationwide, setting limits on possession and consumption for adults.

Portugal: While not legal, Portugal decriminalised small drug quantities in 2001, shifting focus to treatment over punishment.

Spain: Private cannabis use and cultivation are allowed; some regions have Cannabis Social Clubs for collective activities.

Czech Republic: Small drug possession is decriminalised, but large-scale activities like trafficking remain illegal.

Netherlands: Cannabis is technically illegal, but small amounts are tolerated in licenced 'coffee shops.'

Mexico: Decriminalised for personal use under 5 grammes; cultivation and open sale remain illegal.

Jamaica: Decriminalized since 2015, allowing possession up to 56.6 grams and home cultivation of a few plants.

Argentina: Legalized with restrictions in 2007, permitting personal use in limited quantities and private spaces.