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VACCINE CLINIC FINDER 🌐 Change language 简体中文 Chinese Simplified繁體中文 Chinese Traditionalالعربية Arabicالآرامية الآشورية الجديدة Assyrian Neo-Aramaicবাংলা BengaliEλληνικά Greekहिंदी HindiItaliano Italianខ្មែរ Khmer한국어 Koreanਪੰਜਾਬੀ PunjabiСрпски SerbianEspañol SpanishTürkçe TurkishTiếng Việt Vietnamese FIND A VACCINE CLINIC The Vaccine Clinic Finder is the best way to find and book a COVID-19 vaccine appointment. In Australia, all COVID-19 vaccines are free. Information to help you select a vaccine * Boosters * For children aged 6 months to under 5 years * For immunocompromised people CHILDREN AGED 6 MONTHS TO UNDER 5 YEARS COVID-19 vaccination is recommended for children aged 6 months to under 5 years who are at a higher risk of developing severe illness from COVID-19. More information about identified conditions - link opens in a new window. NEED HELP? Call the National Coronavirus Helpline - link opens in a new window on 1800 020 080. Choose option 8 for free interpreting help. SMS ‘Hey EVA’ to the Easy Vaccine Access team on 0481 611 382. You will get a call back to help book an appointment. EVA is available every day from 7am to 10pm (AEST) with free interpreting. Close modal popup BOOSTERS New advice about 2023 booster doses was announced in February. More information - link opens in a new window The preferred vaccines for boosters are: * Pfizer Bivalent BA.4-5 (12 years +) * Pfizer Bivalent BA.1 (18 years +) * Moderna Bivalent BA.1 (18 years +) * Pfizer (12 years +) * Pfizer (5-11 years). Novavax (for ages 12+) and AstraZeneca (for ages 18+) can be used for boosters in some circumstances. Please contact a healthcare professional for advice. More information about boosters - link opens in a new window Close modal popup IMMUNOCOMPROMISED PEOPLE ATAGI recommends an additional primary dose for people aged 6 months and older who are severely immunocompromised. More information for severely immunocompromised people - link opens in a new window The preferred vaccines for additional primary doses are: * Moderna (for ages 6 months to 5 years) * Pfizer (for ages 6 months and older) * Novavax (for ages 12 years and older). Bivalent vaccines are not recommended for primary course doses. AstraZeneca (for ages 18+) can be used for additional primary doses in some circumstances. Please contact a healthcare professional for advice. Close modal popup 4TH DOSES 4th doses are recommended for people who are: * aged 50 years or older * aged 16 to 49 and are a resident of an aged care or disability care facility * aged 16 to 49 and are severely immunocompromised - link opens in a new window (this will be their 5th dose) * aged 16 to 49 and have disability with significant or complex health needs * aged 16 to 49 and have complex health needs and/or multiple comorbidities that increase the risk of severe COVID-19. People aged 30 to 49 can receive a 4th dose, however the benefit for people in this age group is less certain. More information about 4th doses - link opens in a new window 4th doses are recommended 3 months after a booster. You should wait 3 months after testing positive for COVID-19 to get a 4th dose. The preferred vaccines for 4th doses are: * Moderna (for ages 18+) * Pfizer (for ages 16+) Novavax (for ages 12+) and AstraZeneca (for ages 18+) can be used for 4th doses in some circumstances. Please contact a healthcare professional for advice. For further information about 4th doses, please contact a healthcare professional. Close modal popup ABOUT COVID-19 VACCINES In Australia, all COVID-19 vaccines are free. For information about how COVID-19 vaccines work, their safety and side effects, please visit the Department of Health and Aged Care website - link opens in a new window. Find out more about the Moderna vaccine - link opens in a new window. Find out more about the Pfizer vaccine - link opens in a new window. Find out more about the Novavax vaccine - link opens in a new window. Find out more about the AstraZeneca vaccine - link opens in a new window. Close modal popup FREE VACCINES FOR PEOPLE WITHOUT MEDICARE In Australia, all COVID-19 vaccines are free. If you don’t have Medicare, you can get free COVID-19 vaccines at Commonwealth, State and Territory sites and pharmacies. How to enrol in Medicare - link opens in a new window How to get a replacement Medicare card - link opens in a new window How to update your Medicare personal details - link opens in a new window Close modal popup SELECT A VACCINE More information ABOUT COVID-19 VACCINES In Australia, all COVID-19 vaccines are free. For information about how COVID-19 vaccines work, their safety and side effects, please visit the Department of Health and Aged Care website - link opens in a new window. Find out more about the Moderna vaccine - link opens in a new window. Find out more about the Pfizer vaccine - link opens in a new window. Find out more about the Novavax vaccine - link opens in a new window. Find out more about the AstraZeneca vaccine - link opens in a new window. Close modal popup - Select a vaccinePfizer Bivalent BA.4-5 (12 years +) boosterModerna Bivalent BA.1 (18 years +) boosterPfizer Bivalent BA.1 (18 years +) boosterPfizer (12 years +)Novavax (12 years +)Pfizer (5-11 years)Pfizer (6 months to 4 years)Moderna (6 months to 5 years)AstraZeneca (18 years +) YOU CAN GET A FREE COVID-19 VACCINE WITHOUT MEDICARE More information FREE VACCINES FOR PEOPLE WITHOUT MEDICARE In Australia, all COVID-19 vaccines are free. If you don’t have Medicare, you can get free COVID-19 vaccines at Commonwealth, State and Territory sites and pharmacies. How to enrol in Medicare - link opens in a new window How to get a replacement Medicare card - link opens in a new window How to update your Medicare personal details - link opens in a new window Close modal popup If you don’t have Medicare, click here to find clinics that can help you * Privacy MOREINFORMATION Loading...