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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
LGBTQ+ friendly means the clinic says so itself. No label only means it hasn’t said, not that it’s unwelcoming.
- iSHAP Jongno Center아이샵 종로센터Closed · opens 14:00 todayLGBTQ+ friendly
A government-funded community centre run by and for gay men and trans women, next to the Jongno gay district, with free anonymous finger-prick HIV tests read in about 20 minutes and periodic wider STI screening.
- KHAP Itaewon Center (Korea HIV/AIDS Prevention Center for foreigners)Check hours with the clinic
A government-funded service set up for foreigners in Korea, with an English website and online booking, offering free anonymous rapid HIV tests (result in 20 minutes) and chlamydia and syphilis tests in Itaewon on scheduled days.
- Severance Hospital International Health Care CenterCheck hours with the clinicVisitors accepted: Yes
The international clinic of a major university hospital, which lists STD screening and treatment among its services, works in English with interpreters for other languages, and is set up for foreign patients who pay and claim from their own insurance.
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