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Is Psychedelic Therapy Legal in Syria?

Illegal

Classic psychedelics are prohibited in Syria, with no lawful pathway for supervised therapeutic use.

Status by substance

Statuses reflect lawful access for supervised therapeutic use — not recreational legality. Last reviewed 2026-06.

Psilocybin

Illegal

Severe-penalty jurisdiction. Prohibited under Law No. 2 of 1993, which bans cultivation, manufacture, possession and trafficking of narcotics and psychotropic substances; trafficking penalties up to the death penalty. No therapeutic pathway; enforcement weakened by conflict.

Official source (1993-01)

MDMA

Illegal

Prohibited as a controlled psychotropic under Law No. 2 of 1993; trafficking can carry capital punishment. No medical access. (Note: Syria is a major illicit Captagon producer, but that does not create lawful access.).

Official source (1993-01)

Ibogaine

Illegal

Captured by the blanket narcotics/psychotropics prohibition of Law No. 2 of 1993; no specific listing located, no medical pathway. Illegal under more-restrictive default.

Official source (1993-01)

DMT / Ayahuasca

Illegal

DMT prohibited as a controlled psychotropic; no religious or therapeutic exemption located.

Official source (1993-01)

Mescaline / Peyote

Illegal

Best-effort: prohibited as an internationally controlled hallucinogen under the blanket narcotics framework.

Official source (1993-01)

Ketamine

Legal / regulated access

Tracked separately — a prescription medicine, excluded from the blended status.

Prescription anesthetic in principle available through the medical system, but access is severely constrained by the collapse of health infrastructure during the conflict. Not a recreational/therapeutic psychedelic pathway.

Official source (1993-01)

Educational information, not legal advice. Laws change — confirm with the official sources above before making decisions.

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