If you are 25 years old and visiting Turkey, you can access most sexual health services as a non-resident, though some may require payment.

Where to Go

• Public hospitals and state clinics – Open to non-residents; fees are usually lower than private options.
• Private hospitals and clinics – Faster service and English-speaking staff; costs vary.
• Pharmacies (Eczane) – Over-the-counter condoms, emergency contraception, and some STI treatments.

Common Services Available

• STI testing and treatment (HIV, chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis)
• Contraception (condoms, birth-control pills, IUD insertion)
• Emergency contraception (morning-after pill)
• HIV post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) within 72 hours of exposure
• HPV vaccination (if available)

Important Tips

• Bring your passport for identification at clinics.
• Many private clinics have English-speaking staff; public clinics may need a translator app.
• Payment is typically cash or credit card; travel insurance may reimburse costs.
• Confidentiality rules apply—your visit is private.

Health Disclaimer: This is general information only. For personalized advice or treatment, please consult a licensed healthcare provider in Turkey. If you have urgent symptoms, visit the nearest hospital emergency department.