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The IDAI 2023 immunisation schedule, ages 0 to 18

Every dose has its own recommended date, calculated from the child's birth date. See the schedule by age and by vaccine, or work out the dates for your little one. Everything is calculated on your device; nothing is sent.

The IDAI 2023 schedule,
laid out from the day they are born.

Every dose has its own recommended date, calculated from your child's birth date. Mark it Done when you get home from the doctor, and anything past its time is flagged overdue.

  1. 0 mo

    • Hepatitis B 0
    • Polio 0

  2. 1 mo

    • BCG

  3. 2 mo

    • Hepatitis B 1
    • Polio 1
    • DTP 1
    • Hib 1
    • PCV 1
    • Rotavirus 1

  4. 3 mo

    • Hepatitis B 2
    • Polio 2
    • DTP 2
    • Hib 2

  5. 4 mo

    • Hepatitis B 3
    • Polio 3
    • DTP 3
    • Hib 3
    • PCV 2
    • Rotavirus 2

  6. 6 mo

    • PCV 3
    • Rotavirus 3
    • Influenza 1

  7. 7 mo

    • Influenza 2

  8. 9 mo

    • MR 1
    • JE 1

  9. 12 mo

    • Varicella 1
    • PCV 4
    • Hepatitis A 1

  10. 15 mo and up

    • Varicella 2
    • MR/MMR 2
    • DTP 4
    • Hib 4
    • Polio 4
    • Hepatitis A 2
    • Typhoid
    • DTP 5
    • HPV
    • Dengue

    Continues to age 18.

Work out your little one's immunisation dates

Enter their birth date and the next doses appear with their recommended dates. Everything is calculated on your device; nothing is sent.

Pick a birth date, and the next doses appear here.

This calculator runs on JavaScript in the browser. The schedule by age is summarised above.

Consult your doctor. This is IDAI's general 2023 recommendation, and your paediatrician may adjust it. Influenza repeats every year and typhoid every 3 years; those repeats are not counted one by one here.

IDAI immunisation schedule with the status of every dose

The full schedule by age

All 43 doses of the IDAI 2023 schedule, from birth to 10 years, in order of recommended age.

IDAI 2023 immunisation schedule by recommended age
Age Doses
Birth
  • Hepatitis B 0
  • Polio 0
1 month
  • BCG
2 months
  • Hepatitis B 1
  • Polio 1
  • DTP 1
  • Hib 1
  • PCV 1
  • Rotavirus 1
3 months
  • Hepatitis B 2
  • Polio 2
  • DTP 2
  • Hib 2
4 months
  • Hepatitis B 3
  • Polio 3
  • DTP 3
  • Hib 3
  • PCV 2
  • Rotavirus 2
6 months
  • PCV 3
  • Rotavirus 3
  • Influenza 1
7 months
  • Influenza 2
9 months
  • MR 1
  • JE 1 (optional)
12 months
  • Varicella 1
  • PCV 4
  • Hepatitis A 1
15 months
  • Varicella 2
18 months
  • MR/MMR 2
  • DTP 4
  • Hib 4
  • Polio 4
  • Hepatitis A 2
2 years
  • Typhoid
  • JE 2 (optional)
5 years
  • DTP 5
  • MR/MMR 3
6 years
  • Dengue 1 (optional)
6 years 3 months
  • Dengue 2 (optional)
9 years
  • HPV 1
9 years 6 months
  • HPV 2
10 years
  • DTP 6

By vaccine

15 vaccines in the schedule, with what each prevents and the recommended age of every dose.

Hepatitis B

  • Hepatitis B 0 Birth
  • Hepatitis B 1 2 months
  • Hepatitis B 2 3 months
  • Hepatitis B 3 4 months

Polio

OPV/IPV, poliomyelitis

  • Polio 0 Birth
  • Polio 1 2 months
  • Polio 2 3 months
  • Polio 3 4 months
  • Polio 4 18 months

BCG

Tuberculosis

  • BCG 1 month

DTP

Diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis

  • DTP 1 2 months
  • DTP 2 3 months
  • DTP 3 4 months
  • DTP 4 18 months
  • DTP 5 5 years
  • DTP 6 10 years

Hib

Haemophilus influenzae type b

  • Hib 1 2 months
  • Hib 2 3 months
  • Hib 3 4 months
  • Hib 4 18 months

PCV

Pneumococcal conjugate

  • PCV 1 2 months
  • PCV 2 4 months
  • PCV 3 6 months
  • PCV 4 12 months

Rotavirus

Severe rotavirus diarrhoea

  • Rotavirus 1 2 months
  • Rotavirus 2 4 months
  • Rotavirus 3 6 months

Influenza

Repeated yearly

  • Influenza 1 6 months
  • Influenza 2 7 months

MR

Measles, rubella

  • MR 1 9 months
  • MR/MMR 2 18 months
  • MR/MMR 3 5 years

JE

Japanese encephalitis, endemic areas

  • JE 1 (optional) 9 months
  • JE 2 (optional) 2 years

Varicella

Chickenpox

  • Varicella 1 12 months
  • Varicella 2 15 months

Hepatitis A

  • Hepatitis A 1 12 months
  • Hepatitis A 2 18 months

Typhoid

Typhoid fever

  • Typhoid 2 years

Dengue

Dengue fever (6-18 years)

  • Dengue 1 (optional) 6 years
  • Dengue 2 (optional) 6 years 3 months

HPV

Human papillomavirus

  • HPV 1 9 years
  • HPV 2 9 years 6 months

Source: Jadwal Imunisasi Anak Umur 0-18 Tahun, the 2023 recommendation of the Indonesian Paediatric Society (IDAI). About our sources.

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