A real question
Does my Israeli medical cannabis licence work abroad?
In short
Not as an entry document. But it is often what an application to a foreign authority rests on, and at other destinations there is a local medical route that does not need it at all.
"The licence is valid in Israel only" is true: it does not get you into any country. But it is where the process starts. At some destinations it is the basis for a permit from the local authority; at others there is a local medical route that does not depend on it.
How we turn it into a route
In Cyprus and Poland the licence is what the authority permit rests on, and we have done both ourselves. In Germany and Greece we got a local prescription from a doctor there, and in Germany we also bought at a pharmacy. In Czechia the provider confirmed to us in writing that it works for tourists. We prepare each application in the format the authority accepts, know what each authority and doctor actually ask for, and stay with you until there is an answer in hand.
If we find along the way that the route is closed, you get your money back. Tell us where you are flying, and we will get started.
Want us to sort it out for you?
Tell us where and when you are travelling. We will tell you the route, what we need from you and how long it takes, and we take the rest off your hands. And if we find along the way that the route is closed, your fee comes back.
Other questions that come up here
Is there an Israeli exit permit for medical cannabis?
So is the licence worthless when I travel?
What if I do not have a valid licence?
Source: gov.il · Updated