Yes. PrEP is available in Indonesia, and the evaluation and monitoring process follows the same international clinical standards you would expect elsewhere. If you are already on PrEP and moving to Indonesia, or if you are considering starting PrEP here, this guide covers what you need to know.

If your most recent HIV test is older than three months, a new test will be required before PrEP can be continued. This is standard protocol, not specific to Indonesia.

DVX Medical operates under strict medical confidentiality. Your health information is protected and will not be shared without your consent. This applies equally to international patients.

Consultations are private. No information is disclosed to employers, insurers, or third parties without your explicit authorization.

DVX Medical provides PrEP consultation and monitoring in English in Jakarta and Surabaya, and through telemedicine for patients in Bali and Bandung. First appointments can be arranged in advance if you are relocating to Indonesia.

For appointment and service information: HIV service page.

PrEP access in Indonesia does not require starting over. With the right preparation and an established clinic, you can maintain your prevention regimen from the first week of your arrival.