Oh man, da kann man nur mit dem Kopf auf den Tisch hauen.
Das Einfuehren von Kokain, Alkohol, Pornos ist garkein Problem. Koennt ihr alles mitnehmen, niemand hat bis jetzt meine Koffer geoeffnet...
Merkste was, an Deiner Aussage.
Berichte bitte, wenn Du beim Verlassen des Airport kontrollierst wirst und Medikamente von der schwaren Liste dabei hast, ob alles noch so Easy geht. Wenn ja, dann kannste diese Erfahrung ja weitergeben.
Noeler, ich habs aufgegeben, hier zu schreiben. Die Vorschriften/Gesetze zaehlen doch eher weniger als die Erfahrungen der andauernd in Dubai Urlaubenden. 
Kann man 1000 x schreiben, dass Aspirin und Nasenspray wurscht sind, aber es ja auch ganz andere Medikamentenkaliber gibt, welche attestpflichtig sind, aber die Arabs sind ja soo nett 
LG
ich kann hier Noeler nur Recht geben.
Eine kleine Anmrkung an alle Dubai Touristen. Haltet Euch an die Regeln; das ist nur ein guter Ratschlag. .... auch an die Regeln für Medikamente.
Und wenn hier jemand schreibt er wurde nicht kontrolliert, dann vergesst das.
Wenn ihr kontrolliert werdet, dann habt ihr ein riesen Problem, wenns Medikamnte von der Liste sind. ... ihr seit schneller im Knast wie ihr glaubt. GARANTIERT!!!
.... jemand der die Emiarte seit 1975 kennt und schon mehrere Leute aus dem Dubai Knast holen musste.
Hallo an Alle,
Ich habe zur Zeit nur ein Problem. Ich finde einfach nicht die Liste CD (B).
Die Liste CD (A) (2007-2008) habe ich.
(List of restricted and controlled Drugs).
Kann mir jemand weiter helfen?
Dankeschön.
Hallo;
ich finde auch nur folgende Liste:
http://www.moh.gov.ae/en/Page_463.aspx
Sorry. Ansonsten kann ich nur empfehlen die DB anzuschreiben.
Viele Grüße
Hier noch die Liste der verbotenen Substanzen:List of controlled pharmaceutical substances in UAEMay 16 2008UAE has a very strict, zero-tolerance anti-drugs policy. If you can get by without medication, it is safest to leave it at home if you are travelling to or through UAE.While many other countries also apply controls to the following drugs, UAE is unusual in conducting extremely thorough searches of many travellers through its airports, with highly sensitive equipment.If you must take medication, make sure:1. It is not on the banned ‘Narcotics’ list;2. You have a prescription for it – even if you bought it over-the-counter.Key UAE has identified a group of drugs with the potential to lead to addiction if not controlled. These are listed in Schedules to the Federal Law No 14 of 1995, and the medicines which come under this classification are divided into the following categories. How a drug will be treated, and the penalties for possession will depend on its classification. In certain cases, UAE will take a stricter view of a drug than other countries might do. In some cases, such as antidepressants, this is because the UAE authorities have deemed it to be an addiction risk and have classified the drug as a narcotic, where other countries might treat it as a psychotropic. In others, UAE will impose controls on a drug because of its purpose, as in the case of drugs which can be used to bring about an abortion.Narcotics These are Controlled substances under Schedules 1-6 of the UAE Federal Law 14 of 1995. They may not be imported into UAE. Possession of these drugs, with or without a prescription, may lead to a prison sentence. In addition to the medications listed below, this category includes cannabis, cocaine and opiates, from heroin to poppy seeds (the kind used in everyday baking).Controlled Drugs Class A - Psychotropics These are drugs for which a prescription must be held. The more verifying paperwork from the authorising doctor which can accompany any drug in this category, the better. In UAE, they can only be dispensed upon production of a registered (health authority-approved) prescription. They include some common sleeping tablets, painkillers, anti-depressants and hormone replacement therapyControlled Drugs Class B – Controlled medicines Possession of these drugs must be accompanied by a prescription. Many of these drugs are available over-the-counter in other countries and travellers to or through UAE should ensure they obtain a prescription before carrying any of these drugs to that country. They include many common cold and cough remediesFrom the General Authority for Health Services Guide to the Management of Controlled Drugs in the Private Sector, March 2007This is the most recent, comprehensive list of controlled pharmaceuticals we have been able to find. The UAE does not publicise this list on any of its diplomatic or ministerial websites. We have written to the UAE Ambassador and Customs Minister asking them to do so, so that travellers can be better prepared before flying to that country.While every effort has been made to verify the contents of this list, where in doubt, we advise travellers to check their medication with the UAE consulate before travel.
Narcotic (Active ingredients) Alfentanil Amphetamine BuprenorphoneCodeine Fentanyl Ketamine Methadone Methyphenidate Morphine PentazocinePethidine Remifentanil Sufentanil
Controlled Drug Class A - Psychotropics (Active ingredients)Acitretin Alprazolam Aripiprazole BromazepamBuprenorphine 200 (microgram tablets and 500 microgram injection)Butorphanol Chlopromazine Chlordiazepoxide ClobazamClonazepam ClorazepateDiazepam Dihydrocodeine DroperidolFlumazenil Flupentixol Fluphenazine Haloperidol Isotretinoin Lorazepam Medazepam Mephenoxalone MidazolamMisoprostol NalbuphineOlanzapine Phenobarbitone Pimozide Prazepam Prochlorperazine PropofolProstaglandin Quetiapine Risperidone SulpirideSultopride Temazepam Thiopentone Tiapride TramadolTrfluoperazine ZaleplonZiprasidone Zolpidem Zuclopenhtixol
Controlled Drug Class B (Active ingredients)Amitriptyline BaclofenBenzhexol BiperidenBuspironeCarisoprodolCitalopramClomipramineCodeineCyclobenzaprineDextromethorphanDiphenoxylateDotheipinDuloxetineEscitalopramEstradiolEthinylestradiolEtonogestrelFluoxetineFlupenthixolFluvoxamineImapramineIsotretoninLithium Carbonate MaprotilineMenotrophin MeseroloneMethocarbomolMianserin Milnacipran Minaprine Mirtazapine MoclobemideNaltrexone NandroloneNefazodone Norethisterone Norethisterone NorgetrolNoscapine OctreotideOestradio lOpipramol Orphenadrine Oseltamivir OxazepamParoxetine Pholcodine PimecrolimusProcyclidine Propoxyphene (with paracetemol Pyrisuccideanol Reboxetine Sertraline Somatrophine Testosterone Ticlopidine Tizanidine Tretinoin Trimipramine Vecuronium Venlafaxine
Appendix 2 Common UAE controlled drugs (Trade names)The following list shows some of the TRADE names of those controlled items that are registered as medicines in the UAENarcoticsKetalarPhyseptoneRitalinSosegonSubutexUltiva Controlled Drugs Class A - PsychotropicsAbilifyAnexateArthrotecAtivanBarnetilBuccastemClopixolCytotecDeanxitDehydrobenzperidolDemetrinDHC continuesDialagDiapamDiprivanDogmatilDormicumDorsilonFrisiumGardinalGenpridHaldolIntravalLargactilLexotanilLimbitrolNeotigasonNobriumNoctranNubainOrapProlixinPropessRisperdalRivotrilSerenaceSeroquelSonataStadolStelazineStemetilStesolidStilnoxTekamTemgesicTiapridalTramalTramundinTranxeneValiumXanaxZaldiarZeldoxZyprexa
Controlled Drugs Class B123 ColdActifed CompoundActifed DMActivelleAdol ColdAdol CompoundAdumbranAkinetonAlgaphanAnafranilAndriolArtaneAthymilAurorixBenxtroneBeproBroncholarBroncholar forteBronchophaneBusparCancoliteCantorCipralexCipramClimenCodaphenCodaphen plusCodilarCodiprontCodisColdex-dDCymbaltaDeca durabolinDecutanDextrocufDextrolagDiarsedDiaxineDictonDistalgesicEdronaxEfexorElidelEstracombEstrofemFaverinFemostonFlexibanFlozakFluanxolFlumed DM adultFluneurinFluoxoneFluranFlutinFluxetylGenotropinInsidonIntardIxelKafosedKemadrinKliogestLagaflexLinzLioresalLomotilLudiomilMenogenMuscadolMyogesicNoracodNorcuronNorditropinNorflexNorgesicNuvaingOxetineParacodolPhensedylPrimotestoneProgylutonProthiadenProvironProzacRemeronRevacodRhinotusselRiaphanRoaccutaneRobaxinRobaxisalRobitussin-CFRomilarSaizen Salipax Sandostatin Saroten Sedofan DM Sedofan-PSeroxatSerzoneSirdaludSomadryl compoundSt Joseph coughSterandrylStivane Surmontil Sustanon Tamiflu Ticlid Tixylix Tofranil Trexan Tripofed dm Trisequens Tryptizol Tuscalman Tussifin with codeine Unified DMVesanoidVirormoneZoloft
Hallo zusammen,
ich meine in den letzten Tagen irgendwo im Netz gelesen zu haben, dass Passagieren, die mit verbotenen Medikamenten erwischt werden nur noch die Einreise verweigert wird und nicht, das sie gleich verhaftet werden oder sonstiges.
Kann das sein?
Sicher: Unwissenheit schützt vor Strafe nicht, aber schließlich reden wir hier von meist dringend notwendigen Medikamenten, in weiser Voraussicht mit Beipackzettel und Originalverpackung und nicht von undefinierbaren Pillen in irgendwelchen Plastiktüten.
Was genau sind nun die Konsequenzen, wenn man ein z.B. ein Antidepressiva dabei hat?
LG
Habe mir gerade die Liste mit dem Kürzel CD(B) angesehen und bin drauf gekommen, dass ich im Juni ein verbotenes Medikament nach Dubai mitgenommen hatte. Handelt sich um ein Antidepressivum. Hatte zwar eine ärztliche Verschreibung mit, aber was wären die Konsequenzen gewesen, wenn der Zoll meinen Koffer geöffnet hätte. Wäre mir dann die Einreise verweigert worden, oder hätten sie mir nur die Pillen abgenommen???
Haltet euch bloß an die Liste, weil ihr steht nachher vor dem Richter und nicht euer Arzt der dir sagt alles Ok kein Problem. Und es ist dem Richter ( Schnellrichter ) Sch...... igal ob ihr gut Englisch könnt oder nicht
Ob ihr alles versteht oder auch nicht was man euch vorwerft und sie werden auch nicht warten bis ihr eventuell einen Anwalt habt der sich mit der UAE Rechtssprechung auskennt
Bedenkt bitte eins, die Gesetze der Emirate sind teilweise abgeleitet aus dem Heiligen Buch ( Koran )
Das bedeutet solange du dich an die Gesetze hältst ist das ein super schönes Land, aber wehe nicht ........ 
Sicherlich werden die Jungs bei kleineren Sachen auch mal ein Auge zudrücken , da man Ausländer ( Gast ) ist
Aber beim Thema Drogen sind sie absolut schmerzfrei und nehmen keine Rücksicht ob Männlein oder Weiblein 
@NASENBÄR64 sagte:
Hier noch die Liste der verbotenen Substanzen:List of controlled pharmaceutical substances in UAEMay 16 2008UAE has a very strict, zero-tolerance anti-drugs policy. If you can get by without medication, it is safest to leave it at home if you are travelling to or through UAE.While many other countries also apply controls to the following drugs, UAE is unusual in conducting extremely thorough searches of many travellers through its airports, with highly sensitive equipment.If you must take medication, make sure:1. It is not on the banned ‘Narcotics’ list;2. You have a prescription for it – even if you bought it over-the-counter.Key UAE has identified a group of drugs with the potential to lead to addiction if not controlled. These are listed in Schedules to the Federal Law No 14 of 1995, and the medicines which come under this classification are divided into the following categories. How a drug will be treated, and the penalties for possession will depend on its classification. In certain cases, UAE will take a stricter view of a drug than other countries might do. In some cases, such as antidepressants, this is because the UAE authorities have deemed it to be an addiction risk and have classified the drug as a narcotic, where other countries might treat it as a psychotropic. In others, UAE will impose controls on a drug because of its purpose, as in the case of drugs which can be used to bring about an abortion.Narcotics These are Controlled substances under Schedules 1-6 of the UAE Federal Law 14 of 1995. They may not be imported into UAE. Possession of these drugs, with or without a prescription, may lead to a prison sentence. In addition to the medications listed below, this category includes cannabis, cocaine and opiates, from heroin to poppy seeds (the kind used in everyday baking).Controlled Drugs Class A - Psychotropics These are drugs for which a prescription must be held. The more verifying paperwork from the authorising doctor which can accompany any drug in this category, the better. In UAE, they can only be dispensed upon production of a registered (health authority-approved) prescription. They include some common sleeping tablets, painkillers, anti-depressants and hormone replacement therapyControlled Drugs Class B – Controlled medicines Possession of these drugs must be accompanied by a prescription. Many of these drugs are available over-the-counter in other countries and travellers to or through UAE should ensure they obtain a prescription before carrying any of these drugs to that country. They include many common cold and cough remediesFrom the General Authority for Health Services Guide to the Management of Controlled Drugs in the Private Sector, March 2007This is the most recent, comprehensive list of controlled pharmaceuticals we have been able to find. The UAE does not publicise this list on any of its diplomatic or ministerial websites. We have written to the UAE Ambassador and Customs Minister asking them to do so, so that travellers can be better prepared before flying to that country.While every effort has been made to verify the contents of this list, where in doubt, we advise travellers to check their medication with the UAE consulate before travel.
Narcotic (Active ingredients) Alfentanil Amphetamine BuprenorphoneCodeine Fentanyl Ketamine Methadone Methyphenidate Morphine PentazocinePethidine Remifentanil Sufentanil
Controlled Drug Class A - Psychotropics (Active ingredients)Acitretin Alprazolam Aripiprazole BromazepamBuprenorphine 200 (microgram tablets and 500 microgram injection)Butorphanol Chlopromazine Chlordiazepoxide ClobazamClonazepam ClorazepateDiazepam Dihydrocodeine DroperidolFlumazenil Flupentixol Fluphenazine Haloperidol Isotretinoin Lorazepam Medazepam Mephenoxalone MidazolamMisoprostol NalbuphineOlanzapine Phenobarbitone Pimozide Prazepam Prochlorperazine PropofolProstaglandin Quetiapine Risperidone SulpirideSultopride Temazepam Thiopentone Tiapride TramadolTrfluoperazine ZaleplonZiprasidone Zolpidem Zuclopenhtixol
Controlled Drug Class B (Active ingredients)Amitriptyline BaclofenBenzhexol BiperidenBuspironeCarisoprodolCitalopramClomipramineCodeineCyclobenzaprineDextromethorphanDiphenoxylateDotheipinDuloxetineEscitalopramEstradiolEthinylestradiolEtonogestrelFluoxetineFlupenthixolFluvoxamineImapramineIsotretoninLithium Carbonate MaprotilineMenotrophin MeseroloneMethocarbomolMianserin Milnacipran Minaprine Mirtazapine MoclobemideNaltrexone NandroloneNefazodone Norethisterone Norethisterone NorgetrolNoscapine OctreotideOestradio lOpipramol Orphenadrine Oseltamivir OxazepamParoxetine Pholcodine PimecrolimusProcyclidine Propoxyphene (with paracetemol Pyrisuccideanol Reboxetine Sertraline Somatrophine Testosterone Ticlopidine Tizanidine Tretinoin Trimipramine Vecuronium Venlafaxine
Appendix 2 Common UAE controlled drugs (Trade names)The following list shows some of the TRADE names of those controlled items that are registered as medicines in the UAENarcoticsKetalarPhyseptoneRitalinSosegonSubutexUltiva Controlled Drugs Class A - PsychotropicsAbilifyAnexateArthrotecAtivanBarnetilBuccastemClopixolCytotecDeanxitDehydrobenzperidolDemetrinDHC continuesDialagDiapamDiprivanDogmatilDormicumDorsilonFrisiumGardinalGenpridHaldolIntravalLargactilLexotanilLimbitrolNeotigasonNobriumNoctranNubainOrapProlixinPropessRisperdalRivotrilSerenaceSeroquelSonataStadolStelazineStemetilStesolidStilnoxTekamTemgesicTiapridalTramalTramundinTranxeneValiumXanaxZaldiarZeldoxZyprexa
Controlled Drugs Class B123 ColdActifed CompoundActifed DMActivelleAdol ColdAdol CompoundAdumbranAkinetonAlgaphanAnafranilAndriolArtaneAthymilAurorixBenxtroneBeproBroncholarBroncholar forteBronchophaneBusparCancoliteCantorCipralexCipramClimenCodaphenCodaphen plusCodilarCodiprontCodisColdex-dDCymbaltaDeca durabolinDecutanDextrocufDextrolagDiarsedDiaxineDictonDistalgesicEdronaxEfexorElidelEstracombEstrofemFaverinFemostonFlexibanFlozakFluanxolFlumed DM adultFluneurinFluoxoneFluranFlutinFluxetylGenotropinInsidonIntardIxelKafosedKemadrinKliogestLagaflexLinzLioresalLomotilLudiomilMenogenMuscadolMyogesicNoracodNorcuronNorditropinNorflexNorgesicNuvaingOxetineParacodolPhensedylPrimotestoneProgylutonProthiadenProvironProzacRemeronRevacodRhinotusselRiaphanRoaccutaneRobaxinRobaxisalRobitussin-CFRomilarSaizen Salipax Sandostatin Saroten Sedofan DM Sedofan-PSeroxatSerzoneSirdaludSomadryl compoundSt Joseph coughSterandrylStivane Surmontil Sustanon Tamiflu Ticlid Tixylix Tofranil Trexan Tripofed dm Trisequens Tryptizol Tuscalman Tussifin with codeine Unified DMVesanoidVirormoneZoloft
Vielen herzlichen Dank für die Liste. 
Ups! Scheint als wäre etwas schief gelaufen!