Australian immunisation schedule checker — what vaccines are due?
enter your child's age in months — we'll show which National Immunisation Program milestones have passed, which are due now, and which are upcoming. sourced from the Australian Department of Health.
last verified: 23 April 2026
general information only — not medical advice
mini mode publishes general parenting information. nothing on this page is medical, legal, psychological, or pharmaceutical advice. every child is different, and guidelines change — verify against current advice from a qualified Australian professional before acting.
- • for personal medical advice, see your GP, child health nurse, pharmacist, or specialist.
- • healthdirect 1800 022 222 — free, 24/7, registered nurses, all of Australia.
- • Poisons Information Centre 13 11 26 — for any suspected medicine over-dose.
- • in an emergency call 000.
this calculator provides estimates based on published government rates and formulas. your actual entitlement may vary based on your full circumstances. always check with Services Australia for a precise figure.
source: Australian Government Department of Health — NIP schedule (effective from 1 January 2026).
additional vaccines: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and those with specific medical conditions have additional vaccines (Meningococcal B, extra pneumococcal doses). this tool covers the routine schedule only — ask your GP if your child has additional risk factors.
book and check: most GPs bulk-bill immunisation appointments. council immunisation clinics are also free. check your child's immunisation history via Medicare Online or the Express Plus Medicare app.
this tool shows the routine NIP schedule. it is not a substitute for advice from your GP or immunisation nurse. for catch-up planning, see your GP — they will use the Australian Immunisation Handbook catch-up calculator.