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Baby Vaccination Schedule — Germany

This parent-friendly summary for Germany is based on the routine schedule published by Robert Koch Institute.

Recommended timing

Vaccination Schedule — Germany

Use this table as a parent-friendly overview, then confirm timing with your child health record or clinician.

AgeVaccines
2 months
6-in-1PneumococcalRotavirus
3 months
6-in-1 (booster)Rotavirus
4 months
6-in-1 (booster)Pneumococcal (booster)
11–14 months
MMRVaricellaMeningococcal CPneumococcal (booster)
5–6 years
4-in-1 (DTaP/IPV) booster

Official schedules change. Confirm dates, eligibility and special-risk recommendations with your child health record or local clinic.

If a dose was missed, ask a local clinician for an individual catch-up schedule; do not restart a series without advice.

Official source

Robert Koch InstituteVaccination recommendations

https://www.rki.de/EN/Topics/Infectious-diseases/Vaccination/vaccination_node.html

Schedule edition
2026
Parent guide

How to use this tool

How to use

  1. Enter or select: country.

What the result means

The table groups vaccine names by age for the selected country.

Worked example

Input
US
What the tool returns
2 mo: DTaP · IPV · Hib · PCV13 · RV (US)

Important limitation

Eligibility, catch-up schedules and risk-group recommendations must be confirmed locally.

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Frequently asked questions

What vaccination records should I take when moving countries?

Keep the child's vaccination record with dates and dose names. When moving countries, bring that record to the local vaccination service.