If you're looking for walk-in STD clinics in South Korea, especially in Seoul, you have several good options that cater to foreigners:



Public Health Centers

• Korea Federation for HIV/AIDS Prevention (KHAP):
• Free & Anonymous: Provides free and anonymous rapid HIV and STI screening services for foreigners.
• Walk-in availability: Operates in different locations on different days of the week, so you need to check their website (khap.org) for their current schedule and locations (e.g., Itaewon office on Fridays and Saturdays, Gireum area on Thursdays).
• Results: HIV rapid test results within 20 minutes; other STI test results usually 3-4 days later via email or phone.
• Guro Public Health Center (Seoul):
• Free & Anonymous: Offers free and anonymous STD and AIDS testing for residents.
• Walk-in availability: Generally accepts walk-ins for these services.
• Services: Syphilis, gonorrhea, non-gonococcal urethritis, and HIV testing.
• Address: 66, Gurojungang-ro 28-gil, Guro-gu, Seoul.

Important Considerations for Walk-ins:

• Waiting Times: While walk-ins are often accepted, be prepared for potential waiting times, especially during peak hours.
• Identification: Bring your passport or Alien Registration Card (ARC) for registration. If you have Korean National Health Insurance (NHIS), bring your card to potentially reduce costs.
• Communication: Most clinics catering to foreigners will have English-speaking staff or a translation service.
• Confirm Services: It's always a good idea to call ahead if possible, even for walk-in clinics, to confirm their specific services, current wait times, and if they can accommodate your needs for specific tests.