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CTA Brasília (W3 Sul)

Centro de Testagem e Aconselhamento (CTA) – Secretaria de Saúde do Distrito Federal

Public sexual health clinic · Brasília, Brazil

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Can I go now?

Walk in — no appointment needed

Published by Secretaria de Saúde do Distrito Federal· 19 Sep 2026

Can a visitor use it?

Check with the clinic before you go

What will it cost?

HIV test free

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About

The Federal District's public testing centre on W3 Sul takes people without an appointment for HIV, syphilis and hepatitis B and C tests with results in 20 to 60 minutes, and gives access to PEP.

This clinic doesn’t advertise itself as LGBTQ+ friendly. Most clinics don’t, so this isn’t a sign that it’s unwelcoming. If you’ve been, tell us how you were treated.

Services

Rapid HIV test — Yes
Finger-prick or mouth swab; result in about 20 minutes.
Results in 20 to 60 minutes.
HIV self-test kit — Yes
A kit you take away and use yourself.
Syphilis test — Yes
Blood test.
Hepatitis B & C test — Yes
Blood test.
Same-day results — Yes
Some or all results before you leave.
PEP (after HIV exposure) — Yes
Emergency 28-day medicine; must start within 72 hours.

Results: 20 to 60 minutes

Booking, access & languages

Walk in

Minimum age: 13

Walk-in — Yes
No appointment needed (check the hours).
No booking: just turn up. Samples are taken until 11:00 in the morning session and 17:00 in the afternoon.
No appointment required
You can come without booking (check the hours).

Languages: Portuguese

Cost

ServiceWhoCost
Rapid HIV testEveryoneFree
The Ministry of Health says HIV tests, including self-tests, are free through the public health system (SUS) at testing centres like this one; the centre's own page lists no charges for its HIV, syphilis and hepatitis tests.

Prices are shown in the local currency as stated by the source on the date shown. “Consultation” is often charged separately from tests.

After you leave

Results by: in person

Brazil: good to know

  • What visitors pay. Brazil's Ministry of Health says a foreign tourist with a health problem can also seek care in the urgent-care network of the public health system (SUS), including SAMU ambulances on 192 and 24-hour UPA units, and that these services are free. The page does not list any documents a tourist must show.
  • PEP in this country. The Ministry of Health says PEP is offered free of charge by the SUS, must start within 72 hours of the exposure and is taken for 28 days.

Emergency number: 192

Sources & last checked

Last checked 22 Sep 2026.

  • e1 · Published by Secretaria de Saúde do Distrito Federal · 19 Sep 2026 · info.saude.df.gov.br — Federal District health department's CTA page: EQS 508/509, Av. W3 Sul; Monday to Friday except holidays 7:00-12:00 and 13:00-18:00, collection until 11:00/17:00; no booking needed; from age 13; tests for HIV (including self-test), syphilis and hepatitis B and C with results in 20-60 minutes; access to PEP; condoms; counselling.
  • e2 · Published by Ministério da Saúde (Brazil) · 22 Sep 2026 · www.gov.br — Ministry of Health HIV diagnosis page: HIV tests are done free of charge by the public health system (SUS) at public units and at Testing and Counselling Centres (CTAs); HIV self-tests are also supplied free by the SUS.

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