Tailor-made international vaccination services for foreign children in China. With multilingual communication, guaranteed vaccines and convenient procedures, we make your child's immune protection worry-free and reassuring!
All foreign children (aged 0-18, resident or temporary, regardless of visa type) living or studying in China can make an appointment for vaccination as long as they meet the vaccination indications and have no contraindications.
1. Free Category I Vaccines (National Immunization Program, Essential Basic Vaccines)
• Bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG), Hepatitis B Vaccine, Poliomyelitis (Polio) Vaccine, Diphtheria-Tetanus-Pertussis (DPT) Vaccine
• Measles-Mumps-Rubella (MMR) Vaccine, Meningococcal Vaccine, Japanese Encephalitis (JE) Vaccine, Hepatitis A Vaccine
2. Voluntary Paid Category II Vaccines (Personalized Protection, Optional)
• Basic Protection: AC Conjugate Meningococcal Vaccine, ACYW135 Conjugate Meningococcal Vaccine, IPV (Inactivated Polio Vaccine), 13-Valent/23-Valent Pneumococcal Vaccine
• Combined Vaccines: Pentavalent Vaccine (DPT + Polio + Hib), Tetravalent Vaccine (reducing vaccination times to make children suffer less)
• Characteristic Vaccines: Pentavalent Rotavirus Vaccine, EV71 Hand-Foot-Mouth Disease (HFMD) Vaccine, Chickenpox Vaccine, HPV Vaccine, Cholera Vaccine, Influenza Vaccine, RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus) Monoclonal Antibody
• Travel-Related: Hepatitis B, Hepatitis A and other vaccines, which can be supplemented as needed to meet travel requirements
Combining the immunization programs of China, Europe, America, Japan, South Korea and other mainstream countries, we clearly compare the core vaccination items to help foreign parents check their children's original vaccination plans, supplement missing vaccinations and meet their needs. For advice on which plan your child should follow for vaccination, please consult the doctors in the Child Health Department of Beijing Jingdu Children's Hospital.
(I) Core Common Vaccination Items (Focused on by All Countries)
These vaccines are recognized globally as essential for children's basic immunization. The concept of vaccination at home and abroad is consistent, with only slight differences in vaccination time and dosage:
• Polio Vaccine: China adopts the "2 doses of inactivated + 2 doses of attenuated" procedure, while Europe and the United States mainly use full-course inactivated vaccines. Both require 4 doses of basic immunization to protect children from poliovirus.
• DPT Vaccine: It is a routine basic vaccination both at home and abroad. China administers a total of 5 doses (basic doses at 3-5 months and 18 months old, booster dose at 6 years old), while the dosage in Europe and the United States is slightly adjusted. Its core function is to prevent diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis.
• MMR Vaccine: China implements a 2-dose procedure (1 dose at 8 months old and 1 dose at 18 months old). European and American countries such as the United Kingdom and the United States also recommend 2 doses. Some countries have incorporated it into routine immunization as a tetravalent vaccine combined with chickenpox vaccine. The vaccine strains are slightly different but the protective effect is consistent.
(II) Vaccination Items with Differences at Home and Abroad (Focus on to Avoid Missing)
Country/Region | Characteristic Vaccination Items (Including Free/Routine) | Core Differences from China |
China | 1. Free Category I: BCG (administered at birth), JE Vaccine (nationwide coverage starting from 2026), Meningococcal Vaccine (Group A and AC), Hepatitis A Vaccine; 2. Paid Category II: EV71 HFMD Vaccine, Pentavalent Rotavirus Vaccine, etc. | 1. Focus on the prevention and control of locally prevalent diseases (JE and meningococcal diseases are prevalent in some areas of China); 2. The immunization program mainly targets children under 6 years old, with more single vaccines and less application of combined vaccines; 3. BCG is a free mandatory vaccine to protect newborns from tuberculosis. |
United States | After adjustment in 2026, 11 vaccines are routinely recommended (retaining diphtheria, tetanus, polio, measles, chickenpox, etc.); RSV Vaccine is only recommended for high-risk children and children whose mothers have not been vaccinated; HPV Vaccine is adjusted to 1 dose recommendation. | 1. In 2026, 6 vaccines including influenza, rotavirus, hepatitis A and hepatitis B were removed from routine recommendations (still available for paid vaccination); 2. Chickenpox Vaccine is a routine free vaccination, while it is paid in China; 3. The immunization program covers a wider population, including adolescents and adults. |
United Kingdom | Starting from 2026, the measles-mumps-rubella-chickenpox tetravalent vaccine will be incorporated into routine immunization, with 1 dose each at 12 months and 18 months old; routine coverage of basic vaccines such as polio and DPT. | 1. Chickenpox Vaccine is officially incorporated into routine immunization (paid in China), mainly using tetravalent combined vaccines to reduce vaccination times; 2. Focus on the prevention and control of respiratory infectious diseases, and the vaccine technology is more inclined to multivalent and combined vaccines. |
Japan & South Korea | Routine coverage of polio, DPT, MMR, chickenpox (free), hepatitis B, etc.; official documents in South Korea often use red seals, and vaccination records are compatible with international inspection. | 1. Chickenpox and Hepatitis B Vaccines are mostly routine free vaccinations (Hepatitis B is free and chickenpox is paid in China); 2. The vaccination procedure is more suitable for the physical constitution of Asian children, with little difference from China, which is convenient for foreign children to connect with vaccination. |
(III) Clinic Adaptation Suggestions
1. For foreign children receiving vaccination in China, the medical staff of the clinic can formulate a personalized connection plan according to their original national vaccination plan to ensure uninterrupted immunity; 2. For items with differences at home and abroad (such as chickenpox and RSV vaccines), the clinic can provide corresponding paid vaccination services to meet the inspection needs of various countries; 3. The clinic provides bilingual vaccination records, which perfectly match the inspection of customs and health departments in Europe, America, Japan, South Korea and other countries, making travel worry-free.
• Regular Time: Monday to Sunday, 8:00-11:00 AM, 1:00-4:00 PM (no need to ask for leave, take vaccination easily on weekends)
• Statutory Holidays: Vaccination needs to be consulted in advance, and the consultation phone number is at the end of the article
1. Appointment & Consultation: Make an appointment through phone, hospital APP or WeChat mini-program at least 1 working day in advance, and you can indicate your language preference (English, Japanese, Korean, etc.) in advance.
2. Health Assessment + Vaccination: Bring your child's valid documents and previous vaccination records. The medical staff will conduct a one-on-one assessment, and the vaccination will be completed standardizedly after confirming no contraindications.
3. Observation + Record Collection: Stay for observation for 30 minutes after vaccination. You can leave if there is no abnormality, and receive internationally recognized bilingual vaccination records on the spot to meet the needs of subsequent inspection.
• ✅ Multilingual Communication: Equipped with English, Japanese, Korean and other services and translators to completely eliminate language barriers and make communication smoother.
• ✅ Guaranteed Vaccines: Distributed uniformly by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), all are qualified vaccines approved by the National Medical Products Administration (NMPA), and stored in the whole cold chain, safe and reassuring.
• ✅ Personalized Plan: Formulate exclusive immunization plans according to the child's age, travel plan and health status, avoiding blind vaccination.
• ✅ Convenient & Worry-Free: Support vaccination on weekends, optimize procedures to reduce waiting time, provide independent diagnosis and treatment space, and strictly protect children's privacy.
• ✅ Internationally Recognized Records: Bilingual vaccination certificates, compatible with the inspection of customs and health departments in various countries, making travel worry-free.
1. Necessary Materials: The child's valid passport, visa/residence permit, and previous vaccination card/certificate (be sure to bring all to avoid unnecessary trips).
2. Before Vaccination: Ensure the child is in good health, without acute diseases such as fever and cough; if there is a chronic disease or the child is taking medicine, please inform the medical staff in advance.
3. After Vaccination: Keep the vaccination site clean and dry, and avoid strenuous exercise within 24 hours; if there are abnormalities such as persistent fever and severe swelling and redness at the vaccination site, seek medical advice in time and contact the clinic.
010-69787531 / 18511912192 (the same number for consultation on statutory holidays; you can consult about vaccine inventory, appointment details and vaccination connection issues at home and abroad at any time)
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