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Sexual health clinics in Hong Kong

We list a government Social Hygiene Clinic, a public hospital emergency department and an HIV charity with a paid social-enterprise clinic. Visitors can use the public services as paying Non-eligible Persons: HK$850 per attendance at a Social Hygiene Clinic and HK$2,100 at an emergency department, with tests and medicines charged on top. The charity's HIV and syphilis tests are free, but it does not say whether non-residents qualify.

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Good to know in Hong Kong

PEP in this country

PEP must start within 72 hours. The Department of Health says anti-HIV medicines for PEP are available at the Accident & Emergency departments of public hospitals, where a doctor assesses whether PEP is indicated; people without a Hong Kong identity card pay HK$2,100 per attendance, with drugs charged separately. AIDS Concern's MY PLACE clinic provides PEP privately and asks people to message its WhatsApp line straight away; its published packages cost about HK$12,860 to 13,500 for the 28-day course with follow-up.

What visitors pay

Government Social Hygiene Clinics are free for Eligible Persons (mainly Hong Kong identity card holders). Non-eligible Persons, which includes visitors, are charged HK$850 per attendance, and prescriptions, imaging and laboratory tests are billed on top (fees effective 1 January 2026). Public hospital emergency departments charge Non-eligible Persons HK$2,100 per attendance, with drugs charged separately. AIDS Concern says its HIV and syphilis tests are free, without stating whether non-residents qualify.

City pages carry the local detail: which clinic, which hospital, and what it costs there.

PrEP in Hong Kong: 1 listed clinic starts or refills PrEP; see which, and what they charge. It can also be ordered for delivery from PrEP Online.