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New Zealand Baby Vaccine Schedule (2026): Immunisation Chart

Every vaccine New Zealand's National Immunisation Schedule recommends for babies, from birth through 4 years, age by age.

Last reviewed 24 June 2026 · Summarised from the official New Zealand National Immunisation Schedule.

Dates are a guide based on the recommended schedule. Your doctor confirms the exact visits.

At a glance

AgeVaccinesYour date
6 weeksRotavirus (1st dose), 6-in-1 diphtheria/tetanus/whooping cough/polio/hepatitis B/Hib (1st dose), Pneumococcal (1st dose)
3 monthsRotavirus (2nd dose), 6-in-1 diphtheria/tetanus/whooping cough/polio/hepatitis B/Hib (2nd dose), Meningococcal B (1st dose)
5 months6-in-1 diphtheria/tetanus/whooping cough/polio/hepatitis B/Hib (3rd dose), Pneumococcal (2nd dose), Meningococcal B (2nd dose)
12 monthsMMR measles/mumps/rubella (1st dose), Pneumococcal (3rd dose), Meningococcal B (3rd dose)
15 monthsHib (booster), MMR measles/mumps/rubella (2nd dose), Chickenpox / varicella (1 dose)
4 years4-in-1 diphtheria/tetanus/whooping cough/polio (booster)
Recommended New Zealand schedule, vaccine names as used by New Zealand's National Immunisation Schedule. Ask your doctor about seasonal and catch-up doses.

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Questions

What vaccines are given at 6 weeks in New Zealand?
At 6 weeks the New Zealand's National Immunisation Schedule schedule includes Rotavirus (1st dose), 6-in-1 diphtheria/tetanus/whooping cough/polio/hepatitis B/Hib (1st dose), Pneumococcal (1st dose).
How many vaccination visits are in the New Zealand baby schedule?
The schedule for New Zealand has 6 vaccination visits from birth through 4 years. Exact ages can vary slightly, so your doctor confirms each visit.
Can both parents and our caregiver keep track together?
Yes. In Cubby the schedule and every log sync in real time across everyone caring for your baby, so parents and a nanny or grandparent all stay on the same page.

Other countries

United States (CDC) United Kingdom (NHS) United Arab Emirates Deutschland (STIKO) India (IAP) Canada (NACI) Australia (NIP) Ireland (HSE) Saudi Arabia (MOH) Singapore (NCIS)

More reading: Never miss a vaccine · Vaccine side effects · Common vaccine questions · Catching up on missed vaccines