The visitor map
Gold means walk in with your ID. Green means you'll need a medical card from home. Tap a state for the rule. Live where it's still illegal? Here's the closest legal dispensary from every no-weed state.
- 21+ with ID
- Patients w/ card
- Residents only
- No stores
Check your destination
Where are you headed? Get your stamp.
You'll get the visitor rule, any visitor limit and how many licensed spots are there.
Arizona
Yes. Anyone 21+ with a valid ID buys the same 1 oz as a local.
Arkansas
Visiting patients with a home-state card can buy after getting a $50 Arkansas visiting patient card online, good for 90 days. Not on Alexis 420 yet.
California
Yes. Anyone 21+ with a valid ID, including a passport from any country.
Going there? Airports, taxes and where you can smoke are covered in buying weed in California from out of state.
Colorado
Yes. Anyone 21+ with a valid ID buys the same 1 oz as a local.
Connecticut
Yes. Adults 21+ from anywhere, same 1/2 oz limit as locals.
Delaware
Yes. Anyone 21+ with a valid government photo ID.
Florida
No. Florida residents only, though seasonal residents can register.
Georgia
No. An out-of-state card covers possession only, never buying.
Hawaii
With a home-state medical card: a $47.41 out-of-state registration good for up to 60 days.
Idaho
No legal dispensaries, medical or recreational.
Illinois
Yes, at half the local limit: 30 g of flower, 5 g of concentrate, 500 mg of edibles.
Catch: Visitors get half the resident limit.
Going there? Airports, taxes and where you can smoke are covered in buying weed in Illinois from out of state.
Indiana
No legal dispensaries, medical or recreational.
Iowa
No. An out-of-state card covers possession only, never buying.
Kansas
No legal dispensaries, medical or recreational.
Kentucky
Patients 21+ with a home-state card and proof of a Kentucky qualifying condition.
Louisiana
Visiting patients with an out-of-state card can buy after showing ID and signing a state form.
Maine
Yes. Anyone 21+ with a valid government photo ID.
Maryland
Yes. Out-of-state licenses and foreign passports are on the accepted list.
Massachusetts
Yes. Anyone 21+ with a valid government ID.
Michigan
Yes. Anyone 21+ with a valid photo ID, same 2.5 oz limit.
Minnesota
Yes. Other states' and Canadian licenses and foreign passports work. Military ID isn't on the list.
Going there? Airports, taxes and where you can smoke are covered in buying weed in Minnesota from out of state.
Mississippi
With a home-state card: a temporary Mississippi visitor card, two 15-day periods a year.
Missouri
Yes. Anyone 21+ with a valid government photo ID.
Going there? Airports, taxes and where you can smoke are covered in buying weed in Missouri from out of state.
Montana
Yes. Any US state's license works, same limit as locals.
Nebraska
Medical law passed in 2024, but no dispensary is open yet.
Nevada
Yes. Out-of-state licenses and passports work. Using it in public is still illegal.
New Hampshire
Yes, with a medical card from any state, DC or Canada. It counts like a local card.
New Jersey
Yes. The state says it plainly: residents or visitors, 21 and older.
New York
Yes. Any US or Canadian ID, or a passport from any country.
Going there? Airports, taxes and where you can smoke are covered in buying weed in New York from out of state.
North Carolina
No state-licensed stores. The Cherokee tribal store sells to 21+ on tribal land.
North Dakota
With a home-state card: a $40 North Dakota nonresident card.
Ohio
Yes, but since March 20, 2026 it's illegal in Ohio to have cannabis that wasn't bought at an Ohio store.
Catch: Bring nothing in: only Ohio-bought cannabis is legal to have.
Going there? Airports, taxes and where you can smoke are covered in buying weed in Ohio from out of state.
Oklahoma
With a home-state medical license: a 30-day temporary OMMA license for $104.30.
Going there? Airports, taxes and where you can smoke are covered in buying weed in Oklahoma from out of state.
Oregon
Yes. Anyone 21+ buys the same daily limit as a local.
Rhode Island
Yes. Anyone 21+ with a valid government ID.
South Carolina
No legal dispensaries, medical or recreational.
South Dakota
With a home-state card, after registering with the South Dakota Department of Health.
Tennessee
No legal dispensaries, medical or recreational.
Texas
Low-THC medical only, for registered patients. No rec stores.
Utah
With a home-state card for a Utah-qualifying condition: a 21-day card for $15, twice a year.
Vermont
Yes. Anyone 21+ with a current government photo ID.
Virginia
No. Virginia residents only. Adult-use stores aren't open yet.
Washington, DC
Yes, sort of. Adults 21+ from anywhere self-register online for a temporary patient registration, from $10 for 3 days.
Wisconsin
No legal dispensaries, medical or recreational.
Wyoming
No legal dispensaries, medical or recreational.
