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Vaccine organizer

Follow Brazil's national vaccination calendar by stage and check off what you've already confirmed in the vaccination card — no sign-up, no individual prescription.

General calendar, not an individual recommendation
Official source: Ministério da Saúde (Brazil's Ministry of Health) — National Vaccination Calendar (PNI, Brazil's National Immunization Program)Reviewed on Sep 12, 2026See the full calendar (in Portuguese)
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    • BCG — single dose
    • Hepatitis B — 1 dose
    • Pentavalent — 1st dose
    • Inactivated polio (IPV) — 1st dose
    • Rotavirus — 1st dose
    • Pneumococcal — 1st dose
    • Meningococcal C — 1st dose
    • Pentavalent — 2nd dose
    • Inactivated polio (IPV) — 2nd dose
    • Rotavirus — 2nd dose
    • Pneumococcal — 2nd dose

    In 2026 the SUS (Brazil's public health system) is switching from the 10-valent to the 20-valent pneumococcal vaccine — it's normal to see both versions in the same vaccination card; the vaccination clinic decides which one to use based on the child's history.

    • Meningococcal C — 2nd dose
    • Pentavalent — 3rd dose
    • Inactivated polio (IPV) — 3rd dose
    • Influenza (flu) — start of yearly vaccination
    • COVID-19 — 1st dose of the pediatric schedule

    Between 6 and 8 months, the yellow fever vaccine may be considered in exceptional situations of epidemiological risk — assessed by the healthcare team.

    • COVID-19 — 2nd dose of the pediatric schedule
    • Yellow fever — 1st dose
    • COVID-19 — 3rd dose of the pediatric schedule
    • Pneumococcal — booster
    • Meningococcal ACWY — 1 dose
    • MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) — 1st dose
    • DTP — 1st booster
    • Inactivated polio (IPV) — booster
    • MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) — 2nd dose
    • Varicella (chickenpox) — 1st dose
    • Hepatitis A — single dose
    • DTP — 2nd booster
    • Inactivated polio (IPV) — 2nd booster
    • Varicella (chickenpox) — 2nd dose
    • Yellow fever — booster
    • HPV — 1 dose

Checking things off here is just for your own organization — it doesn't replace the vaccination card or confirm that a dose was given. Each person's real schedule depends on vaccination history, health conditions and vaccine availability; the assessment is always up to the healthcare team, never this website.