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Support for LGBTQ+ people from Central Asia and post-Soviet countries — in the UK or on the way here.

£0 GP and NHS free
100% anonymous, no accounts
24/7 crisis lines in the UK

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Common fears

Will my family know I visited this site?

No. We don't store anything and don't ask for registration. There is a quick exit button, and your history won't reveal the site.

Can I apply for asylum if I came to study?

Yes. Student, seasonal worker, tourist — it doesn't matter. If home isn't safe for you because you're gay, you have the right to ask for protection, and a visa doesn't block that. The sooner you start, the better. A lawyer will explain how it works in your case, for free — we're not lawyers, but we'll help you find one.

How much does a lawyer cost and where can I find a free one?

For asylum cases the lawyer is usually free — that's Legal Aid, help from the state. Never pay anyone upfront to "sort your papers" and don't trust people who promise to "fix everything" for money — that's a scam. Vetted ones are collected in the "Lawyer" section.

Can I see a GP without a passport?

Yes. GP registration is free for everyone — no passport, visa or proof of address needed. If a surgery refuses to register you, that's unlawful — call NHS England on 0300 311 2233.

Is PrEP really free in the UK?

Yes. Any NHS sexual health clinic will give you PrEP for free — in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. No GP referral, no passport. Just walk in and ask.

Is HIV treatment free if I have no status?

Yes, it's free for everyone, whatever your immigration status — that's a legal exception to NHS charging rules. And it stays confidential: the Home Office can't see your medical records.

How do I prove I'm LGBTQ+ for asylum?

Your story is the main evidence: a witness statement about how you realised, what happened at home and why you left. Letters from LGBTQ+ groups, chats, photos and words from friends all help. Nobody can demand intimate photos or a "gayness test". Rainbow Migration (rainbowmigration.org.uk) specialises in cases like this.

Does UK law actually protect LGBTQ+ people?

Yes. The Equality Act 2010 bans discrimination over sexual orientation and gender identity — at work, in housing, in services. Same-sex marriage is legal. Attacks or harassment over your orientation are a hate crime and are punished more harshly.

Where can I get a free anonymous STI test?

Order a free home kit from SHL.UK (London) or SH.UK (the rest of England), or walk into any NHS sexual health clinic — no appointment, no passport. If you have sex with men, test every three months.