Transcribed from the schedule published by that country's own health authority — this table was not written by an AI. Your health service decides what applies to your child.
- Birth (in RSV season)RSV: nirsevimab/clesrovimab antibody (babies born Oct–Mar: right after birth; born Apr–Sep: the autumn before their first RSV season)
- From 6 weeksRotavirus (G1; 2 or 3 doses depending on the vaccine, ≥4 weeks apart)
- 2 months6-in-1 Tdap-Hib-IPV-HepB (G1) · Pneumococcal (G1) · Meningococcal B — MenB (G1) · Rotavirus (G2)
- 4 months6-in-1 Tdap-Hib-IPV-HepB (G2) · Pneumococcal (G2) · MenB (G2) · Rotavirus (G3, some vaccines)
- 11 months6-in-1 Tdap-Hib-IPV-HepB (G3) · Pneumococcal (G3) · Measles-mumps-rubella MMR (G1) · Varicella (G1)
- 12 monthsMenB (G3)
- 15 monthsMMR (G2) · Varicella (G2)
- 5–6 yearsTdap booster (A1)
- 9–14 yearsHPV (G1+G2, ≥5 months apart; 3 doses if started at ≥15 years) · Tdap booster (A2) · Polio booster (A1)
- 12–14 yearsMeningococcal ACWY (G1) — new in the 2026 calendar, replacing the old MenC dose at 12 months
Transcribed from the RKI's own English edition of the 2026 calendar. Premature babies get an extra dose of the 6-in-1 and pneumococcal at 3 months. Flu is NOT a routine childhood vaccine in Germany (risk groups only).
Robert Koch-Institut — Empfehlungen der Ständigen Impfkommission (STIKO) 2026, Impfkalender (Epidemiologisches Bulletin 4/2026) · official page