No. You should not bring cannabis edibles (including THC gummies, brownies, chocolates, cookies, or drinks) into Singapore.
Singapore has very strict drug laws. Cannabis and cannabis-containing products are controlled substances, and importing them into the country is a serious criminal offense. This applies even if:
The edibles were legally purchased in another country.
They are for personal use.
You have a prescription from another country.
The products are in unopened retail packaging.
Singapore authorities can prosecute offenses involving possession, consumption, importation, or trafficking of cannabis products. Penalties can be severe, including substantial fines and imprisonment, depending on the circumstances and quantities involved.
If you’re traveling to Singapore:
Leave all THC-containing products at home.
Carefully check ingredients in gummies, supplements, oils, beverages, and wellness products.
Be cautious with CBD products, as they are also tightly regulated and may contain trace amounts of THC.
For the most current rules before travel, check the official guidance from Singapore Central Narcotics Bureau and Singapore Immigration & Checkpoints Authority.
If you’re unsure about a specific product, I can help you understand whether its ingredients may raise issues under Singapore’s regulations.