Nau mai, haere mai
It's time to get tested
Get tested, get support, and learn how to prevent sexually transmissible infections (STIs) – this website is for everyone from everywhere across Aotearoa New Zealand.
How does it work?
No symptoms? You can use this website to request a free test for chlamydia, gonorrhoea, HIV, and syphilis. This includes self-tests you can do at home.
If you do have symptoms or you'd rather go to a clinic, this website can help you find somewhere near you to take an STI test or be examined by a nurse or doctor.
Request an STI test
Request a free test online for four STIs: chlamydia, gonorrhoea, HIV, and syphilis.
This service is available for people who don't have symptoms and who are eligible for publicly funded healthcare in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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ChlamydiaGet a free self-test posted out to you. Or do a free test at a laboratory.
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Gonorrhoea
Get a free self-test posted out to you. Or do a free test at a laboratory.
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HIV
Get a free self-test posted out to you. Or do a free test at a laboratory.
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Syphilis
Get a free test done at a laboratory.
Do I need an STI test?
Lots of STIs don't have symptoms, so people don't know they have them and don't get treated quickly. This can lead to serious health problems. Get tested regularly to look after your health - and the health of your whānau, sexual contacts and partners.
Kōrero with a nurse
Not sure what type of test you need or where to go, and want to talk through the options? We’re here to help. Talk to a nurse – call us on freephone 0508 GET TESTED or start a web chat.
What to do if you test positive
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Keep readingFirst steps if you test positiveIt might come as a surprise to learn you have an STI. Find out the first steps to take when you find out.
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Keep readingHow to tell peopleAdvice for telling your healthcare provider, whānau and friends, partner(s) or sexual contacts.
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Keep readingWhere to get help and supportFind an organisation that can give you practical and emotional support with having an STI.