( CNN ) -- An Australian teen was sentenced to two months in prison in Indonesia for marijuana use in a case that has drawn international attention . The sentence includes time already served so he is scheduled to be released on December 4 , local prosecutors said Friday . He will leave Indonesia after this release and will be blacklisted from re-entering the nation for six months , Prosecutor Gusti Gede Putu Atmaja said . The teen had been moved to an immigration detention center from the police headquarters in late October . It was unclear where he will serve his detention . The 14-year old , whose name was not publicly released , has been held since his arrest last month in Bali while on holiday with his parents . The boy 's attorney , Mohammad Rifan , said last month he hoped to avoid a prison sentence for his client and have him released to undergo drug rehabilitation . Indonesia 's drug laws are among the strictest in the world . But they have a provision , article 128 , under which those arrested with small amounts of drugs can be released to rehabilitation if they can prove they are an addict . In the case of underage offenders , that requires a declaration from the youth 's parents , officials have said . A spokesman for Indonesia 's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said last month that the nation 's policy on drug offenses is clear . `` I believe everybody should know by now that illegal drugs in Indonesia will face a really severe penalty , '' Michael Tene said . The case has drawn international attention , prompting Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard to speak to the teenager on the phone , the Australian Broadcasting Corp. said last month . Gillard 's office told the network that she offered reassurance to the youth . Visitors to the country are warned , upon arrival , that some drug crimes carry a maximum penalty of death . Still , many have been arrested and convicted for various drug offenses . Two Australians are on death row in a Bali prison while six others are serving life sentences . Journalist Meidyana Rayana contributed to this report .
The sentence includes time he has already spent detained . He will leave Indonesia after the release . He will be blacklisted from re-entering Indonesia for 6 months .