If you live in Guernsey, there is a Channel Islands import and export process to get medical cannabis to you and it takes around two weeks. Here are the steps that make up the Channel Islands import and export process: Your clinic will email you with a copy of the medical cannabis prescription, and instructions on how to apply for an import licence.  They will send the Guernsey authorities a copy of your medical cannabis prescription, a written transcription of the medicines prescribed, and the GMC number of the doctor (specialist prescriber). You, or normally the clinic, then need to send the original copy of your prescription to Curaleaf Pharmacy. Once Curaleaf Pharmacy receive your prescription, they will send you a payment link to pay for your medication. Next, you apply for an import licence. On your application you have to put the prescription reference number (this will be different every time, as each prescription is unique). Use this as the consignor address for Curaleaf Pharmacy: Curaleaf Pharmacy Unit 7 Rivergreen Industrial Estate  Sunderland SR4 6AD You can find out more about how to obtain a licence to import medical cannabis products to Guernsey from the UK on the official gov.gg website. You pay for the import licence and delivery charge. After you receive the import licence, send it to Curaleaf Pharmacy. Curaleaf Pharmacy will then apply to the Home Office and the MHRA to approve the export of medical cannabis from the UK to Guernsey in the Channel Islands. Curaleaf Pharmacy will then export your medical cannabis from the UK, so it can be imported and delivered to your address in Guernsey.