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Find an OB/GYN
in Busan
69 clinics and hospitals across all 16 districts, explained in plain English. Pick a treatment, find a clinic near you, then call or walk in.
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Seomyeon
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What brings you in?
Pick a ticket. Each guide explains the visit step by step, what it usually costs in Korea, and which Busan clinics to call.
Feature presentations
The three guides foreigners in Busan open most.
*Free every two years for women 20 and over on National Health Insurance.
- Is it painful?
- Can you have it on your period?
- How long until results?
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READ THE GUIDE CONFIDENTIAL A BUSAN OB/GYN DIRECTORY PRESENTATION Same-Day STD Test Confidential. One visit. No judgment.Free, anonymous HIV tests at every Busan public health center.
- Which tests can come back fast
- How soon after exposure to test
- Can you be treated the same day?
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READ THE GUIDE A BUSAN OB/GYN DIRECTORY PRESENTATION Nine Months in Busan From the first scan to delivery day.NHI members get a 1,000,000 won pregnancy voucher for each baby.
- When to book your first visit
- Which hospitals deliver babies
- How much the voucher is
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READ THE GUIDESOURCES
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What some common care costs in Korea. Tap any row for the full breakdown.
- National cervical screening Free every 2 years, NHI women 20+
- HIV test at a public health center Free and anonymous
- HPV vaccine (Gardasil 9) About 160,000 to 300,000 won a dose
- Pregnancy medical voucher 1,000,000 won per baby (NHI)
- NIPT prenatal screening Self-pay, not covered by NHI
Figures from NHIS, HIRA and Busan city sources. Clinic prices vary; ask for a quote before your visit. More in our cost guides.
ACT I
Pick what you need
Open a treatment guide to see what the visit involves and roughly what it costs.
ACT II
Choose a clinic near you
Every guide lists Busan clinics with phone numbers, neighborhoods, the nearest subway stop, and whether a female doctor is listed.
ACT III
Call or walk in
Most clinics take walk-ins. Bring your ARC or passport, and use our phrase cards below at the front desk.
Scenes from Busan
Where the clinics are. Pick the part of the city you know best.
Seomyeon
Downtown. Several women's clinics a short walk from Seomyeon Station, many open on weekday evenings.
Haeundae & Centum
10 listings in Haeundae-gu, from Centum City clinics to a university hospital near Jangsan.
Gwangalli & Suyeong
Beachside neighborhoods with a women's hospital that delivers babies, near Gwangan Station.
Nampo & Seo-gu
Old downtown by the harbor, close to three university hospitals with OB/GYN departments.
Subtitles for your visit
Twelve Korean words that get you through a Busan clinic, from the front desk to the pharmacy. Screenshot this, or show it at reception.
For longer sentences, a translation app such as Papago or Google Translate works well at the front desk. More tips in our guide for foreigners.
Find your seat
Every district in Busan, with the number of OB/GYN clinics and hospitals we list there.
Tap a seat to see that area's clinics, subway tips and nearby alternatives.
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Central
Seomyeon , Jeonpo , Bujeon , Beomil , Buam , Yangjeong , Gaya
North
Dongnae , Sajik , Yeonsan , Pusan National University , Sasang
East
Haeundae , Centum City , Gwangalli , Suyeong
South
Kyungsung & Pukyong , BIFC & Munhyeon , Nampo , Busan Station
New to Korea?
- Most OB/GYN clinics accept walk-ins; Saturday mornings are busiest.
- Bring your ARC or passport. If you have National Health Insurance, many tests are partly covered.
- Without insurance you pay the clinic's self-pay price, so ask before testing.
- For heavy bleeding or severe pain, go to a hospital emergency room or call 119.
Not sure where to go?
Tell us what you need and roughly where you are in Busan. We'll reply in English on WhatsApp with clinics that fit.
Common questions
Is this site a clinic?
No. We're an independent directory and don't give medical advice. Contact clinics directly using the details on each listing, or message us on WhatsApp if you're not sure where to start.
Can I buy the morning-after pill without a prescription in Korea?
No. In Korea the morning-after pill still needs a doctor's prescription, so the usual route is a quick visit to an OB/GYN clinic and then a pharmacy. See the morning-after pill guide for what to say and what to bring.
Is a Pap smear free in Korea?
For women aged 20 and over on National Health Insurance, national cervical screening is free every two years. Outside that, you pay the clinic's price. Details in Pap smear costs in Korea.
Can foreigners without insurance see a gynecologist?
Yes. Clinics see uninsured patients and charge their self-pay price. Ask for the price before tests are done. Our guide for foreigners explains how it works.
Do I need an appointment?
Most private clinics accept walk-ins, though Saturdays can be busy. University hospitals usually need an appointment and may ask for a referral letter (진료의뢰서) for insurance pricing.
Can I see a female doctor?
Yes, many Busan clinics have female OB/GYNs. See finding a female or English-speaking doctor.
What if it's an emergency?
Call 119 or go to a hospital emergency room for heavy bleeding, severe abdominal pain, fainting, or pain or bleeding in pregnancy.
Something on a listing is wrong. How do I fix it?
Tell us through the contact form or on WhatsApp. We check changes before publishing.