Legal status
Colombia
What psychedelic access is allowed in Colombia?
Personal dose decriminalized since 1994. Access depends on the substance and setting; this is not blanket permission to possess, buy or sell psychedelics.
Official source: Sentencia C-221 de 1994, Corte Constitucional de Colombia →Colombia's Constitutional Court decriminalized possession of a personal dose of drugs including psilocybin in 1994. There is no licensed access program, but traditional yagé (ayahuasca) use by indigenous communities is culturally recognized.
Current law
In Sentencia C-221 of 1994, the Constitutional Court ruled that criminalizing possession of a personal dose violates the right to free development of personality. Decree 1844 of 2018 later set personal-dose thresholds. Traditional indigenous use of yagé (ayahuasca) is recognized and practiced openly, especially in the Putumayo and around Bogotá.
- Carrying a small personal amount is not a crime, but selling or transporting larger quantities is prosecuted.
- Ayahuasca (yagé) ceremonies are widely available and culturally established, but there is no government licensing or safety registry for facilitators.
- No licensed psilocybin or MDMA therapy program exists; clinical access is limited to research settings.
Providers and their documented services
1 listedOmnia Medical Center
Bogotá, Bogotá D.C.
Listed, not verified
Omnia Medical Center
Bogotá, Bogotá D.C.
Documented services
Sources
- Organization's own informationSource checked 2026-11-10Omnia Medical Center: Official services and clinic information