Last updated: October 1, 2026

How Much Does a Hawaiʻi 329 Medical Cannabis Card Cost in Kaneohe in 2026?

Kaneohe residents applying for medical cannabis registration in 2026 should generally plan for two principal expenses: the medical certification charge and the state 329 registration fee.

Medical Cannabis Certification: Kaneohe patients must first receive medical certification from an eligible Hawaiʻi physician or APRN before completing their state registration. Hawaiʻi limits medical cannabis certification fees to $105 for a one-year certification, including the medical evaluation and issuance of the certification. Patients interested in a three-year certification should confirm the applicable fee with their provider.

Hawaiʻi 329 Registration Fee: A qualifying patient pays the applicable state registration fee before DOH can issue the 329 card.

New Kaneohe applicants can expect to pay up to $141.05 for a one-year registration and medical certification combined. This includes the $36.05 state registration fee and the maximum permitted certification charge of $105. The total may be lower if the medical provider charges less than the allowable limit.

Potential Ways Kaneohe Patients Can Manage Their Costs

Because Hawaiʻi establishes a maximum certification fee rather than requiring every provider to charge that amount, Kaneohe patients may find physicians or APRNs with lower certification pricing.

Kaneohe patients who meet Hawaiʻi's eligibility requirements may qualify for a three-year registration when renewing their 329 card. The extended registration costs $108.15 and allows qualifying patients to maintain their registration for three years before their next renewal is required.