Is salvia legal in Serbia?

Illegal

Possession of salvia divinorum is a criminal offence.

Serbia is one of 25 countries classified “Illegal” for salvia divinorum — 60% of the 42 with data.

Source

Taken from: Wikipedia: Legal status of Salvia divinorum
Last checked: 15 September 2026
How it was classified: Read directly from the source’s own table, without interpretation.

Nearby countries

Bulgaria: Illegal Possession of salvia divinorum is a criminal offence.
Croatia: Illegal Possession of salvia divinorum is a criminal offence.
Romania: Illegal Possession of salvia divinorum is a criminal offence.
Italy: Illegal Possession of salvia divinorum is a criminal offence.
Austria: Legal / unregulated Salvia divinorum is legal or unregulated.
Czech Republic: Illegal Possession of salvia divinorum is a criminal offence.

Other laws in Serbia

Cannabis: Illegal
Drinking Age: 18–20
Smoking Age: 18
Psilocybin Mushrooms: Illegal
E-Cigarettes: Legal / lightly regulated

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