Health centres and the School Health Service provide both information on and the childhood immunisation programme to all children up to and including primary school age.
The first vaccine in the childhood immunisation programme is administered at six weeks old, and the last vaccine is administered at 12 years old (10th grade). If for some reason the child has not received one or more of the vaccines in the programme when it is usually offered, they are entitled to receive any of the vaccines included in the childhood immunisation programme until they turn 20.
Vaccines for infants
6 weeks
- Vaccine against rotavirus.
- Vaccine against tuberculosis(BCG) for children with parents from countries with high tuberculosis incidence (NIPH).
Premature babies born before the 32nd week of pregnancy are recommended an extra dose of vaccine against diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, poliomyelitis, Hib-infection and hepatitis B.
3 months
- Vaccine against rotavirus disease.
- Vaccine against diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, poliomyelitis, Hib-infection and hepatitis.
- Vaccine against pneumococcal disease.
5 and 12 months
- Vaccine against diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, poliomyelitis, Hib-infection and hepatitis.
- Vaccine against pneumococcal disease.
15 months
Vaccines for children of school age
2nd grade (7-years-old)
6th grade (11-years-old)
7th grade (12-years-old)
10th grade (15-years-old)
Information about vaccines for children in other languages
- Vaccines offered to your child - English (pdf) (fhi.no)
- Vaccines offered to your child - Arabic (pdf) (fhi.no)
- Vaccines offered to your child - French (pdf) (fhi.no)
- Vaccines offered to your child - Polish (pdf) (fhi.no)
- Vaccines offered to your child - Russian (pdf) (fhi.no)
- Vaccines offered to your child - Somali (pdf) (fhi.no)
- Vaccines offered to your child - Spanish (pdf) (fhi.no)
- Vaccines offered to your child - Urdu (pdf) (fhi.no)
- Vaccines offered to your child - Ukrainian (pdf) (fhi.no)