What Countries Have Made Vaping Illegal?
What countries have made vaping illegal? About 30 ban e-cigarette sales, including Thailand, Singapore and India. Check before travel.
Vape laws, travel rules and health evidence
Know Your Vape covers what airlines and customs allow when you travel with a vape pen, which countries ban vapes outright, what the research says about vaping's health risks, and how to handle batteries safely. Vapes are for adult smokers only: 21 and older in the US. If you don't smoke, don't start.
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What countries have made vaping illegal? About 30 ban e-cigarette sales, including Thailand, Singapore and India. Check before travel.
Rules at a few common destinations, quoted from our guides. Laws change, so check with the embassy before you pack a vape.
About 30 countries ban the sale of all e-cigarettes, and in some, such as Thailand and Singapore, simply having a vape is illegal. These guides cover the countries on that list.
Looking for somewhere else? We have airport and customs guides for more than 200 countries and territories in the Vape Travel section.
Vaping is not safe. For adults who smoke and switch completely, health agencies say it is far less harmful than smoking; for anyone who doesn't smoke, it adds risk with no benefit. These guides walk through the research.
Is vaping bad for you? Yes, it isn't safe, but switching completely is far less harmful than smoking. Non-smokers and teens shouldn't start.
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