| Vaccine | Type | Basic immunization | Booster |
| Cholera | Inactivated vaccine | 2x within 6 weeks | After 2 years |
| Diphtheria | Inactivated vaccine | 4x in the first year of life | 10 years after the last vaccination |
| TBE | Inactivated vaccine | 3 times within a year (0 – 1-3 months after 1st vaccination – 5-12 months after 2nd vaccination) | After 3 years |
| Yellow fever | Live vaccine | 1x | In 2014, the World Health Organization (WHO), after evaluating the available evidence, determined that lifetime protection should be assumed after a single yellow fever vaccination. |
| Hepatitis A | Inactivated vaccine | 2x within one year (0 – 6/12 months) | Earliest after 10 years |
| Hepatitis A+B | Inactivated vaccine | 3x within one year (0 – 1 – 6/12 months)Note: At least 2 injections must be given before departure. | Hep. A at the earliest after 10 yrs. Hep. B if titer is low* or after 10 yrs after titer control. |
| Hepatitis B | Inactivated vaccine | 3x in 2 months (0 – 1- 6 months) | At low titer* or after 10 years after titer control. |
| Japanese encephalitis | Inactivated vaccine | 3x in three weeks or in 3x in 0 – 1- 4 weeks. | After 12-18 months and after 4 years |
| Meningococcal | Inactivated vaccine | 1x | After about 3 years |
| Poliomyelitis | Inactivated vaccine | 4x in the first 2 years of life | In 5th-17th year of life; not before 5 years after last vaccination; in adults, possibly booster after 10 years |
| Rabies (rabies) | Dead vaccine | 3x within one month (0 – 7- 21/28 days) | Every 2-5 years or if titer < 0.5 E/ml serum |
| Tetanus | Inactivated vaccine | 4x in the first 2 years of life | In the 5th-17th year of life; then every 10 years |
| Typhoid fever | Live vaccine | 4x (capsules): intake of 3 caps. on days 1, 3 and 5. | After 5 years |
* The anti-Hbs titer should be > 100 IU/l.
Basically, for intervals between different vaccinations:
- Live vaccines can be administered simultaneously; if not administered simultaneously, then an interval of four weeks should be observed for live viral vaccines
- No intervals need to be observed for inactivated vaccines
