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Queenstown

New Zealand · 1 clinic · times shown in local time

New Zealand: good to know

  • PEP in this country. For PEP in New Zealand, Burnett Foundation Aotearoa says to go to a GP, an after-hours clinic or a hospital emergency department as soon as possible, within 72 hours; some pharmacies stock it, so call ahead. It is free only for people eligible for public healthcare who meet the funding criteria; others can ask the doctor for a prescription and pay for the pills themselves at a pharmacy.
  • What visitors pay. Short-term visitors are generally not eligible for publicly funded healthcare in New Zealand, with limited exceptions for Australian and UK residents who need immediate treatment and for accident injuries covered by ACC — so expect to pay.
  • What visitors pay. Queenstown Medical Centre charges overseas visitors NZ$180 for a first sexual health clinic visit and at least NZ$300 for a doctor’s consultation, paid before you are seen; it does not bill travel insurers directly.
    From clinic website· 19 Sep 2026

Emergency number: 111

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  1. Queenstown Medical Centre (Isle Street)
    Open · closes 20:00
    LGBTQ+ friendly
    Visitors acceptedSeen with symptoms

    The town’s main general practice runs a confidential sexual health clinic two afternoons a week and a walk-in urgent care service every day, sees people who are not enrolled, and publishes its fees for overseas visitors.

    Paid · Consultation from NZ$180Checked Sep 2026

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