Where To Test

Melbourne

Australia · 5 clinics · times shown in local time

Australia: good to know

  • PEP in this country. In Victoria PEP is available from the emergency departments of most public hospitals, sexual health clinics and some GP clinics that specialise in sexual health. After hours, an emergency department is usually the fastest place to start.
  • PEP in this country. getpep.info marks which Victorian clinics supply PEP at a reduced cost to people without Medicare; Melbourne Sexual Health Centre and The Alfred’s infectious diseases clinic are among them.
  • What visitors pay. Melbourne Sexual Health Centre, the public clinic, says its services are free for everyone, including international visitors. Community and GP clinics publish separate, higher fees for people without Medicare.
    From clinic website· 18 Sep 2026

Emergency number: 000

5 clinics · sorted by name

LGBTQ+ friendly means the clinic says so itself. No label only means it hasn’t said, not that it’s unwelcoming.

  1. Melbourne Sexual Health Centre
    Open · closes 17:00
    Visitors accepted: YesSeen with symptoms: YesPEP (after HIV exposure): Yes

    Victoria’s public sexual health clinic says its services are free for everyone, including international visitors, and it examines and treats people with symptoms — but you must phone first.

    Free for everyone, including visitorsChecked Sep 2026
  2. PRONTO! (Thorne Harbour Health)
    Closed · opens 15:30 today
    LGBTQ+ friendly
    Seen with symptoms: YesPEP (after HIV exposure): No

    Thorne Harbour Health’s peer-led clinic for gay, bi and queer men and trans and gender diverse people — the rapid HIV test is free without Medicare, and fees for everything else are published.

    HIV test freeChecked Sep 2026
  3. The Alfred – Emergency & Trauma Centre
    Open · closes 23:59
    Visitors accepted: YesPEP (after HIV exposure): Yes

    The 24-hour emergency department at the hospital that runs Victoria’s PEP service, named by Emen8 as the place to go for PEP after hours and at weekends — and it publishes what people without Medicare pay.

    Paid · Consultation from A$600Checked Sep 2026
  4. The Centre Clinic (Thorne Harbour Health)
    Open · closes 17:00
    LGBTQ+ friendly
    PEP (after HIV exposure): Yes

    An LGBTIQA+ general practice inside the Victorian Pride Centre that prescribes PEP and PrEP, takes new patients, and publishes what people without Medicare pay.

    Paid · Consultation A$40–A$220Checked Sep 2026
  5. The Royal Melbourne Hospital – Emergency Department
    Open · closes 23:59
    PEP (after HIV exposure): Yes

    A 24-hour emergency department just north of the city centre whose own hospital tells people to come here for advice about and access to PEP.

    Paid · Consultation from A$725Checked Sep 2026

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