1. Canada – In Canada, people who are 18 years old or above are legally allowed to possess up to 30 grams of marijuana in its dried or non-dried form in public. They are also allowed to grow up to four marijuana plants at home from legal seedlings. However, you can only buy cannabis from provincially-licensed retailers and federally-licensed producers.

2. Jamaica – This super-chill country that introduced us to reggae music, decriminalized weed in 2015. The use of marijuana for medical and religious purposes is allowed. Also, if you happen to be a Rastafarian, you can use unlimited quantities of cannabis with no repercussions, whatsoever.

3. Ecuador – While, you might end up in jail for illegally cultivating and selling marijuana here, you are allowed to posses up to 10 grams for personal use.

4. Uruguay – This was one of the first countries in the world to legalize the use of cannabis for recreational purposes, in 2013. In fact, here pharmacies are the only place in the country where people can buy recreational marijuana. All buyers have to do is, register with a regulator.

5. The Netherlands – For decades, smoking weed has been legal in coffee shops in this country, though you aren’t allowed to grow it for personal use. It is a criminal offense to possess, produce or deal in drugs. Although, use of drugs by persons aged 18 years or older is not a criminal offense. So, just stick to the coffee shops.

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