Zopiclone in Thailand

Sedative-hypnotic (Z-drug)

Used for: Short-term treatment of insomnia.

Sleeping tablets

Available in Thailand
Not foundNo active registration found on the Thai FDA register
Active ingredient
ZopicloneSedative-hypnotic (Z-drug)
Prescription
Prescription only (controlled substance)Dispensed only against a prescription, usually through hospitals and licensed clinics.
Controlled substance
Psychotropic substance, Category 2Thai narcotics law
Bringing it in
Prescription ≤30 days · permit 31–90 daysTraveller rules

Source: Thai FDA official records · Last checked

Is Zopiclone available in Thailand?

We found no active Thai FDA registration for Zopiclone. It may still be imported by a hospital for a specific patient, but you should not expect to find it in pharmacies.

No Thai products found

We searched the Thai FDA medicine register and the controlled-substance records and found no active product.

Do I need a prescription for Zopiclone in Thailand?

Yes. Zopiclone is a psychotropic substance, Category 2 under Thai law. It is only dispensed against a prescription, usually through hospitals and licensed clinics.

Can I bring Zopiclone into Thailand?

Prescription ≤30 days · permit 31–90 days

Up to 30 days’ supply with a prescription. 31–90 days needs a Thai FDA permit.

  • Up to 30 days’ supply: carry a medical certificate or prescription from your doctor. No permit is needed.
  • 31 to 90 days’ supply: apply for a Thai FDA permit online at least 15 days before you travel.
  • Permits are usually issued in about 3 working days.
  • More than 90 days’ supply is not allowed.

Is zopiclone a controlled substance in Thailand?

Yes. Zopiclone is listed as a psychotropic substance, Category 2 on the Thai FDA Narcotics Control Division’s list.

Sources

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General information only, not medical or legal advice. Rules change, so confirm with the Thai FDA or a pharmacist before you buy, take or travel with a medicine. Medical disclaimer