IsIt Legal Here

IsIt Legal Here?

Check what travelers can bring, carry, use, or do abroad — sourced by country and dated. Not legal advice.

Every entry shows a status, a source link, and the month it was last verified.

198 country pages · depth varies by topic · last review MAY 2026 · by Petr Kindlmann

Search one country above, or compare an item across countries — try vape, CBD, or drone.

Common travel checks

Each card teases one rule travelers often miss. The verified status — illegal, restricted, a fine, or just discouraged — and its source are on the country page.

Japane.g. Tattoos at onsenChecked MAY 2026SEE STATUS →UAE (Dubai/Abu Dhabi)e.g. Public displays of affectionChecked MAY 2026SEE STATUS →Singaporee.g. Durian on MRTChecked MAY 2026SEE STATUS →Thailande.g. Criticizing royaltyChecked MAY 2026SEE STATUS →United Statese.g. TorrentingChecked MAY 2026SEE STATUS →Germanye.g. Nazi symbols/saluteChecked MAY 2026SEE STATUS →

How to read a status

  1. Pick a country, or search an item across countries.
  2. Read the status: illegal, restricted, varies by area, or usually OK.
  3. Check the source link and the month it was last verified.
  4. Treat it as a starting point — confirm the official source before you rely on it.
ILLEGALRESTRICTEDVARIES BY AREAUSUALLY OK

Each status carries a word as well as a color, so it reads the same with or without color. “Restricted” means a permit, prescription, or quantity cap may apply.

Why this site

Travelers usually check flights and hotels, but not customs rules, medication limits, transit fines, speech restrictions, or local digital laws. IsItLegalHere turns those scattered rules into quick country pages — each entry with a status, an official source where available, and the month it was last checked.

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Author: Petr KindlmannSoftware builderNot a lawyer
Last verified · May 2026

Information only. Not legal advice. Laws change and enforcement varies — consult a qualified attorney for your jurisdiction before acting.