Updated: February 2026

Hey. If you’re reading this, you’re probably in Göteborg trying to figure out how the local cannabis scene actually works. Sweden’s relationship with weed is one of the strictest in Europe—zero tolerance, criminalization of use, and a political establishment that’s been slow to embrace reform. But here’s the thing: despite the hardline laws, consumption happens, the gray market exists, and 2026 might actually be the year things start to shift. A major government inquiry just proposed decriminalization of personal use, and the debate is more alive than ever . If you’re looking for weed delivery Göteborg, you need to understand how this unique, high-risk market operates.

What the Inquiry Proposes (Not Law Yet):

• Decriminalization of personal use and possession for own consumption .
• Replacement with mandatory health interventions .
• Production and sale remain illegal .
• Implementation possible in 2027 if approved .

Realistic Story:

A Chalmers student found a Telegram channel through a friend’s referral. Paid 1,200 SEK in Bitcoin for 10g of hash via a trusted service. Meetup near Järntorget was quick, professional, and the product was decent. He’s used the same channel for two years. New clients without referrals? They get ignored.

The takeaway: Trust and referrals are everything in Sweden. No one deals with strangers.