Kratom In Europe

Explore Kratom’s Rising Popularity in Europe​

Kratom & The EU

Since the creation of the European Union, free trade and mobility of people and goods was established among the member states. The European Union can issue general rulings and laws that the States have to abide by, leaving little room for unilateral rulings. When it comes to legalizing or banning a new substance, states have some freedom.

There is, however, a mutual recognition principle. That means that if the use of a specific substance is approved in one member state, it should not be banned in the rest. This means that currently, kratom is accessible to most countries within the EU.

Kratomscience.eu has created the largest database on the internet regarding the legal status of kratom as of 2021 in each of the European countries. This will help you stay updated on any new regulations and developments.

Kratom Legality Issues

Kratom Science Europe has also compiled a list of countries with kratom prohibition or questionable legality. Unfortunately, kratom has been banned in some countries throughout the globe. While there has been great strides towards accepting this plant, there is still work to be done! 

Check the compiled list on Kratom Science Europe for countries you should not travel to or be very careful with kratom.

Search By Country

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Spain’s vibrant culture and stunning beaches go perfectly with kratom culture. Kratom is growing in popularity in Spain and is sold legally in shops throughout the country.

France is host to over 60 million people and is one of the world’s oldest nations. Kratom has developed a steady following in Paris as well as other major cities in France.

Germany

Germany sits at the heart of Europe and hosts a dynamic and progressive culture. There is often confusion about the legality of kratom in Germany but it is fully legal.

The Netherlands is known for its tolerant drug policy. This has attracted a small but dedicated following of kratom lovers as well as vendors based in this stunning country.

Madeira, Portugal

Portugal

Portugal decriminalized the personal possession of drugs in 2001. Kratom is listed as a psychoactive substance: sale is not allowed, and possession is non-criminalized.

Grenoble, France

Other European Countries

Since the creation of the European Union, free trade and mobility of people and goods was established among the member states. Check here the largest database on the internet regarding the legal status of kratom,