Sexual health clinics in Georgia
Tbilisi has four listings: the national AIDS centre, which offers free anonymous or confidential HIV counselling and testing and publishes prices for other tests; AHF's free checkpoint for rapid HIV, syphilis and hepatitis tests; the Equality Movement's LGBTQ+ community office with free anonymous testing and a free PrEP programme; and a private laboratory chain with published prices. No official source describes where a visitor gets PEP, so ask the national AIDS centre's counselling line.
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Good to know in Georgia
- Testing
Georgia's national AIDS centre in Tbilisi invites anyone who has had a risk factor to free anonymous or confidential HIV counselling and testing and also publishes a price list (HIV antibody test 25 lari, syphilis from 15, hepatitis B and C from 15). AHF's Checkpoint Tbilisi does free rapid HIV, syphilis and hepatitis B and C tests on weekday afternoons and says everyone is welcome. None of the free sites says whether foreign visitors qualify, so ask before you go; a private laboratory charges about 19 lari for an HIV antibody test.
- Legal & safety
The UK government's travel advice says same-sex sexual activity is legal in Georgia and there are anti-discrimination laws, but that same-sex relationships are still not widely accepted, that showing affection in public may result in discrimination or harassment, and that homophobic harassment and assault take place.
Published by GOV.UK foreign travel advice (FCDO)· 22 Sep 2026
City pages carry the local detail: which clinic, which hospital, and what it costs there.
PrEP in Georgia: 1 listed clinic starts or refills PrEP; see which, and what they charge. It can also be ordered for delivery from PrEP Online.