Sexual health clinics in Malta
Malta has one public sexual health clinic — the GU Clinic inside Mater Dei Hospital, a short bus ride from Valletta — and its specialists say treatment and counselling there are free to everyone, Maltese and foreign, EU and non-EU. HIV testing needs no appointment. A private hospital group in Sliema also runs a genito-urinary clinic, by appointment and without published prices.
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Good to know in Malta
- What visitors pay
The Maltese Association of Dermatology and Venereology says that at the GU Clinic in Mater Dei Hospital, treatment and counselling are given free of charge to all — Maltese and foreigners, EU and non-EU alike. That is an unusually clear statement for a visitor, and it is the reason this clinic is the first place to try. Private clinics in Malta publish no prices for STI screening, so ask before you book one.
- Testing
The GU Clinic is on the second floor of the outpatient department at Mater Dei Hospital in Msida. It diagnoses and treats sexually transmitted infections and offers HIV counselling and testing with no appointment needed — you go during its opening hours. Patients are also counselled about HIV prevention, including PrEP and PEPSE, though whether the clinic itself prescribes them is not stated. Published opening hours differ between listings, so phone before you go.
Community-endorsed Maltese Association of Dermatology and Venereology (MADV)· 22 Sep 2026Listed by Yellow Malta· 22 Sep 2026
City pages carry the local detail: which clinic, which hospital, and what it costs there.
PrEP in Malta: none of our listed clinics says it supplies PrEP. It can also be ordered for delivery from PrEP Online.