Gothenburg · Göteborg
Sweden · 2 clinics · times shown in local time
Sweden: good to know
- What visitors pay. Sweden's national health service site 1177 says you never pay to be tested for the infections covered by the Communicable Diseases Act (chlamydia, gonorrhoea, syphilis, HIV and hepatitis B), and that all treatment for those infections is free. Sahlgrenska's clinic repeats this for visits with symptoms or to rule out one of those infections; other visits are charged at the regional rate. Neither page says whether a tourist without EU cover pays a visitor fee, so ask when you book.
Emergency number: 112
LGBTQ+ friendly means the clinic says so itself. No label only means it hasn’t said, not that it’s unwelcoming.
- Checkpoint Göteborg (RFSL Göteborg)Closed · opens 18:00 TuesdayLGBTQ+ friendlySeen with symptoms: No
A free Tuesday-evening drop-in on the waterfront for rapid HIV and syphilis tests, run by RFSL Göteborg for men and trans people who have sex with men, where no name, personal number or phone number is asked and nobody who wants a test is turned away.
- Könsmottagning Sahlgrenska (with Gayhälsan)Könsmottagning SahlgrenskaCheck hours with the clinicLGBTQ+ friendlySeen with symptoms: Yes
The university hospital's STI clinic examines and treats people who suspect an infection, free of charge for the infections covered by Sweden's Communicable Diseases Act, and runs Gayhälsan, a dedicated service for men who have sex with men and trans people at the same desk.
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