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Vaccination Directory by Country
A directory of official sources only. It does not build a personal schedule, and it does not advise what any individual should take or when.
Published 6 November 2026 · Last reviewed 7 November 2026 · Next review 7 May 2027
Find your country's official source
Official sources by country
- World — WHO Immunization Data Portal:
coverage, surveillance, vaccine introductions and schedules by country and antigen.
WHO Immunization Data Portal (opens in a new tab) - United States — CDC vaccine schedules:
CDC immunisation schedules for children, adolescents and adults.
CDC — Vaccine Schedules (opens in a new tab) - United Kingdom — NHS vaccinations:
vaccinations for babies, children and adults, including why they are important and how to get them.
NHS — Vaccinations (opens in a new tab) - Canada — Public Health Agency of Canada:
the agency’s public-health pages, including immunization.
Public Health Agency of Canada (opens in a new tab) - Australia — Department of Health, Disability and Ageing:
immunisation topics, including the National Immunisation Program schedule.
Australian Government — Immunisation (opens in a new tab) - New Zealand — Ministry of Health:
the ministry’s programmes and initiatives pages.
New Zealand Ministry of Health — Programmes and Initiatives (opens in a new tab)
Frequently asked questions
Can this tell me which vaccines I need?
No. It lists official sources only; schedules live on the official sources.
Why are there no schedules on this page?
Schedules change and differ by country. This page links to the official sources rather than copying them.
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