The right to life, which is a fundamental right that cannot be transferred and cannot be abandoned, is among the constitutional and legal duties of the State. According to this, in case of illness of the concerned person, it is necessary to use a minimum of bureaucratic procedure and a reasonable fee as soon as possible. Medicines that are indispensable for the treatment of people may not yet be licensed in the local market. In another case, the licensed drug may not be available in the local market. However, as it is stated delivering these drugs to the patients is the Constitutional and legal duty of the State. In spite of the rising drug consumption, the limited budget of the government and difficulties in public supervision can be complicated for the patient to reach the drug in time and convenience. To overcome this problem, the Ministry of Health, which is authorized and responsible for the production, sale, importation, licensing, supplying to the market and cancellation of licenses and permits issued, has published a Guide to Supply and Use of Drugs from Abroad.