COVID-19 vaccinations summary

Second Boosters Administered 1,094,943
Total Doses Administered 13,525,709
First Boosters Administered 2,782,882
Percentage of 12+ who have completed primary course 84.8%
Percentage of eligible 50+ who have received second booster 57.2%
Percentage of eligible 18+ who have received first booster 72.1%

 

Metrics on this page can use one of two views of the data - An operational view or a person view.

 

All data comes from the Aotearoa Immunisation Register (AIR). The operational view shows all doses administered in New Zealand. The person view shows the vaccination status of people regardless of how that was recorded or whether it was in New Zealand. Those who have been vaccinated overseas will only appear in the person view; they will not appear in the operational view. The person view includes all people that are currently alive and in AIR. On 12 June 2024, the estimated population was changed to be sourced from AIR instead of the most recent Health Service User (HSU).

Total vaccinations

Vaccinations last week Cumulative total
Primary Course Doses (12+) 30 8,022,995
Booster 1 81 2,782,882
Booster 2 113 1,094,943
Booster 3+ 1,924 1,192,543
Paediatric First Dose 0 272,801
Paediatric Second Dose 0 159,030
Infant First Dose 0 216
Infant Second Dose 0 143
Infant Third Dose 0 156
Total doses 2,148 13,525,709

 

This table is an operational view.

 

Definitions

  • Cumulative total: All vaccinations that have been administered and entered into the Aotearoa Immunisation Register and including Sunday 19 January 2025.
  • Vaccinations last week:  Over the 7 days up to and including Sunday 19 January 2025.

Booster breakdowns

Booster counts by ethnicity

Ethnicity Booster 1 (16-17) Booster 1 (18+) Booster 2 (50+)
Māori 303 259,558 68,315
Pacific Peoples 112 156,144 29,588
Asian 409 469,697 67,416
Other 1,655 1,825,127 705,517
Total 2,479 2,710,526 870,836

 

This table is a person view.

Booster 2 uptake by age group

Age Group Eligible Received Uptake
30 to 34 207,257 41,777 20.2%
35 to 49 643,630 134,798 20.9%
50 to 64 730,230 295,304 40.4%
65+ 792,771 575,532 72.6%

 

This table is a person view.

Vaccine uptake percentage by age band

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Vaccine uptake percentage by District of residence 12+

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*Note, this figure does not include 0-11 year olds

*Note, this figure does not include 0-11 year olds

Vaccinations by week

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* Note, Third Booster + is defined as any booster dose received after a person’s second booster.

* Note, Third Booster + is defined as any booster dose received after a person’s second booster.

This chart shows the count of vaccinations administered in a given week from the Aotearoa Immunisation Register.

Note some records are entered in the register at a later date than the immunisation was received. This means that the figures for a given date may move for some time after that date.

Adverse events following immunisations (AEFI)

Like all medicines, the COVID-19 vaccine may cause side effects in some people. These are common, are usually mild, don’t last long and won’t stop people from having the second dose or going about daily life. Serious allergic reactions do occur but are extremely rare.

Suspected AEFI to COVID-19 vaccines are reported to the Centre for Adverse Reactions Monitoring (CARM). While Medsafe no longer publishes their COVID-19 vaccine safety reports, they continue to monitor reports of adverse reactions submitted to CARM.

More information

Centre for Adverse Reactions Monitoring (CARM) - University of Otago

COVID-19 - Medsafe