Laws in Liechtenstein

How Liechtenstein is classified on 26 of the 48 laws this site maps, grouped by subject. Each links to the full answer and its source.

Body & Life

Abortion
Legal (limited) Abortion is permitted on limited grounds such as a risk to health.
Suicide Laws
Not a crime

Money & Games

Gambling Age
18 Minimum age to gamble: 18.

Daily Life

Public Smoking Bans
Partial ban Smoking is banned in workplaces and transport, but the restaurant ban was rejected by voters.
Driving Age
18+ Minimum age to drive a car: 18.
Homeschooling
Legal with conditions Homeschooling is legal only under conditions such as approval, registration or inspection.

Animals & Environment

Fur Farming
Legal No ban on fur farming.
Cosmetic Animal Testing
No ban No ban on testing cosmetics on animals.

Civic & Family

Voting Age
18 The voting age is 18.
Compulsory Voting
Compulsory (enforced) Liechtenstein law makes voting a compulsory civic duty with fines for non-compliance.
Minimum Working Age
14–15 Minimum working age: 14.

Relationships & Sexuality

Same-Sex Marriage
Marriage legal Same-sex marriage is legally performed and recognized.
Same-Sex Activity
Legal Same-sex sexual activity is legal.
Age of Consent
14–15 The age of consent is 14.
Sex Work
Illegal Prostitution is illegal in Liechtenstein, though police tolerate it if it is not street prostitution.
Same-Sex Adoption
Joint adoption legal Same-sex couples can jointly petition to adopt.
Incest Laws
Criminal offense
Marriage Age
18+ Minimum marriage age: 18.

Speech & Belief

Holocaust Denial
Criminal offense Holocaust denial is a criminal offence.
Conversion Therapy
No ban No legal ban on conversion therapy.

Justice & Weapons

Death Penalty
Fully abolished Fully abolished for all crimes.
Military Conscription
No conscription

Substances

Cannabis
Illegal Cannabis is illegal for all purposes.
Drinking Age
16–17 Minimum age to buy alcohol: 16.
Smoking Age
18 Minimum age to buy tobacco: 18.
E-Cigarettes
Legal / lightly regulated E-cigarettes are legal, subject to an age limit.

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