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iSHAP Busan Center

아이샵 부산센터

Community clinic · Busan, South Korea

LGBTQ+ friendly

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Contact the clinic to arrange a visit

Phone the centre for iSHAP testing. For KHAP's foreigner testing days in Busan, check the monthly schedule and book the rapid HIV test at khap.org (bookings open a week ahead).

Can a visitor use it?

Check with the clinic before you go — iSHAP's site is Korean only and does not mention foreigners. KHAP's days here are described as for foreigners living in Korea.

What will it cost?

HIV test free

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About

A government-funded community centre run by and for gay men and trans women with free anonymous rapid HIV tests, in the same rooms where KHAP runs its free English-language testing days for foreigners.

Specialises in
Gay, bi & other men who have sex with men · Trans & non-binary people
From clinic website· 19 Sep 2026

Why you might feel comfortable here

Community-led / LGBTQ+-run — Yes
iSHAP says it is run by sexual-minority staff under the Korea Federation for HIV/AIDS Prevention.
Anonymous testing available — Yes

Services

Rapid HIV test — Yes
Finger-prick or mouth swab; result in about 20 minutes.
Finger-prick blood test read in about 20 minutes.
HIV self-test kit — Yes
A kit you take away and use yourself.
KDCA lists self-testing among the iSHAP centres' services; ask the centre how kits are given out.
Same-day results — Yes
Some or all results before you leave.
Rapid HIV only.

Results: Rapid HIV about 20 minutes

Booking, access & languages

PhoneOnline

Phone the centre for iSHAP testing. For KHAP's foreigner testing days in Busan, check the monthly schedule and book the rapid HIV test at khap.org (bookings open a week ahead).

Anonymous option — Yes
You don’t have to give your name.

Languages: Korean — iSHAP's site is Korean only. KHAP's site and booking are in English.

Cost

ServiceWhoCost
Rapid HIV testEveryoneFree
The centre page describes the rapid HIV test as free and anonymous.

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

South Korea: good to know

  • What visitors pay. KHAP, the government-funded HIV prevention centre for foreigners, says PrEP in Korea is prescribed at designated hospitals and is subsidised only for people enrolled in National Health Insurance; without insurance it costs roughly 400,000 won a month, plus the hospital's test fees.

Emergency number: 119

Sources & last checked

Last checked 22 Sep 2026.

  • e1 · From clinic website · 19 Sep 2026 · www.ishap.org — About iSHAP: a sexual-minority AIDS prevention centre of the Korea Federation for HIV/AIDS Prevention, run by sexual-minority staff, for gay men and trans women; centres in Jongno, Itaewon and Busan (Beomil-dong).
  • e2 · From clinic website · 22 Sep 2026 · ishap.org — Centre pages: Busan address and phone, lounge hours Tuesday to Saturday 2pm to 9pm, free anonymous rapid HIV test, counselling.
  • e3 · From clinic website · 19 Sep 2026 · www.ishap.org — Testing guide: rapid tests, everything anonymous.
  • e4 · From clinic website · 19 Sep 2026 · khap.org — KHAP locations: Busan Center at 2F, 101-4 Beomil-ro, Dong-gu, the same address as iSHAP Busan.
  • e5 · Published by Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency · 19 Sep 2026 · www.kdca.go.kr — KDCA: iSHAP centres (Seoul and Busan) offer HIV rapid testing, self-testing and comprehensive STD testing; the foreigners' centre also operates in Busan (Beomil) with free anonymous weekend testing.

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