CBD and cannabis-derived products can be restricted or prohibited even when they're legal where you started. This checker gives conservative guidance — it is not legal advice.
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Do not travel with this product
At least one country on your route (origin, destination, or transit) treats this as prohibited or high risk. Penalties for drug offences can be severe.
1. Airport liquid rule note
CBD oil is a liquid/oil, so airport liquid container limits may apply in cabin baggage.
2. Destination legal risk
Prohibited or high risk
Do not take CBD to Indonesia. Cannabis-derived products including CBD are treated as narcotics.
3. Conservative recommendation
Penalties for cannabis-derived products in this country can include detention, heavy fines, deportation, or imprisonment. Do not travel with CBD even in checked luggage.
Official source needed — check government, customs, embassy, or health-authority guidance directly.
5. Indonesia compliance snapshot
Do not take CBD to this destinationSevere riskTHC limit: 0.0%Last checked: 2026-05-25
Penalties for cannabis-derived products in this country can include detention, heavy fines, deportation, or imprisonment. Do not travel with CBD even in checked luggage.
Important: CBD and cannabis-derived products are regulated differently around the world. Airport security, customs, transit countries and local police may apply different rules. This checker is for travel planning only and is not legal advice. When in doubt, leave it at home.
Liquid Limits is not a legal, customs, medical, or immigration authority. This tool is for travel planning only. Laws can change and penalties may be severe. Check official government, customs, embassy, airline, or destination guidance before travelling.
LiquidLimits.com is a travel planning tool, not an official airport or government source. Rules can change between trips and between terminals. Always check the official airport or aviation security guidance before you travel, and when in doubt pack to the stricter 100ml cabin-bag rule.