HR Psilocybin law · Europe · Reviewed Nov 12, 2026

Are shrooms legal in Croatia?

Personal possession decriminalized

Croatia: small-amount personal possession is a misdemeanour, while sale and cultivation remain criminal offences.

All countries

Possession

Personal possession of a small amount is not treated as a criminal offence, but it remains a misdemeanour. The reported penalty is a fine of about €663–€2,654 or up to 90 days’ detention; a first-time offence may instead result in treatment. The law does not specify a fixed amount that qualifies as small, so it is assessed case by case.

Sale & growing

Unauthorised sale and supply are criminal offences. The sources report a sentence of three to twelve years for selling or possessing controlled substances intended for unauthorised sale. Cultivating mushrooms is treated as producing a drug and carries a reported sentence of six months to five years. The sources also describe giving mushrooms to another person as a separate offence.

Medical & therapy access

The sources report no authorized medical psilocybin pathway in Croatia outside approved clinical research. They do not establish that a clinical trial is currently available.

Visitor notes

The sources do not identify lawful retail shops or retreats for psilocybin mushrooms in Croatia. Visitors should not assume that personal-use decriminalization makes possession lawful: it can still lead to a misdemeanour penalty, while supply and cultivation carry criminal penalties. The sources do not specify the legal treatment of spores or grow kits, or give a separate rule for fresh mushrooms or sclerotia.

Croatia psilocybin law timeline

  1. 2013

    From 1 January, small-amount personal possession was treated as a misdemeanour rather than a criminal offence.

  2. 2025

    An amendment raised the reported minimum sentence for supply offences from one year to three years, effective 13 November.

  3. 2026

    Sources reviewed in August and October continued to describe personal possession as decriminalized and supply as criminal.

Where Croatia fits worldwide

Number of countries in each category. Croatia’s category is highlighted.

Legal / open2
Medical access6
Decriminalized9
Grey area5
Illegal24

Croatia vs. Europe

Access score from 0 (illegal) to 5 (legal or openly sold).

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Croatia questions

Are shrooms legal in Croatia?

Croatia: small-amount personal possession is a misdemeanour, while sale and cultivation remain criminal offences.

What happens if you are caught with magic mushrooms in Croatia?

Personal possession of a small amount is not treated as a criminal offence, but it remains a misdemeanour. The reported penalty is a fine of about €663–€2,654 or up to 90 days’ detention; a first-time offence may instead result in treatment. The law does not specify a fixed amount that qualifies as small, so it is assessed case by case.

Can you buy or grow magic mushrooms in Croatia?

Unauthorised sale and supply are criminal offences. The sources report a sentence of three to twelve years for selling or possessing controlled substances intended for unauthorised sale. Cultivating mushrooms is treated as producing a drug and carries a reported sentence of six months to five years. The sources also describe giving mushrooms to another person as a separate offence.

Is psilocybin therapy available in Croatia?

The sources report no authorized medical psilocybin pathway in Croatia outside approved clinical research. They do not establish that a clinical trial is currently available.

What should visitors to Croatia know?

The sources do not identify lawful retail shops or retreats for psilocybin mushrooms in Croatia. Visitors should not assume that personal-use decriminalization makes possession lawful: it can still lead to a misdemeanour penalty, while supply and cultivation carry criminal penalties. The sources do not specify the legal treatment of spores or grow kits, or give a separate rule for fresh mushrooms or sclerotia.

What is the overall psilocybin status in Croatia?

Pscilly classifies Croatia as: personal possession decriminalized. Laws change often, so check the linked sources and current local rules.

Sources

  1. psilocybinlegalization.com /record/croatia
  2. psilocybinlegalization.com /updates/corrections
  3. magic-mushrooms.eu /countries
  4. 2cb.com /legality/psilocybin/croatia
  5. moreblossom.com /countries/croatia/reimbursement

Educational summary, not legal advice. Pscilly reviewed these laws on November 12, 2026 using the sources listed; laws and enforcement change often, so confirm current rules with local authorities or a lawyer before you travel. Never carry psilocybin across a border.

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