Stockholm
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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. Stockholm's public sexual health clinic and Venhälsan both say they can see people who do not have a Swedish personal identity number.
Emergency number: 112
LGBTQ+ friendly means the clinic says so itself. No label only means it hasn’t said, not that it’s unwelcoming.
- RFSL Testpoint StockholmCheck hours with the clinicLGBTQ+ friendlySeen with symptoms: No
A walk-in rapid HIV test with a result in 15 minutes, fully anonymous and with no ID, run in English and Swedish by Sweden's LGBTQI organisation; it does not test for other STIs.
- Stockholm Sexual Health Clinic (Sabbatsberg)Stockholms mottagning för sexuell hälsaClosed · opens 08:00 today
The region's central public sexual health clinic has drop-in sessions three days a week, tests and treats STIs free of charge, and says it can help people without a Swedish personal number.
- Venhälsan, SödersjukhusetClosed · opens 07:10 todayLGBTQ+ friendlyVisitors accepted: Yes
A public hospital clinic for men and trans people who have sex with men that says you are welcome without a Swedish personal identity number, with free visits and a Monday evening drop-in.
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