Check your vaccination status
Get a thorough review of which vaccines you have and what you may be missing. A doctor checks SYSVAK (the Norwegian vaccination register) and Kjernejournal (your summary care record) and gives you a written assessment.
Not sure whether you need an assessment? Take the free vaccine check first →
How it works
- Fill in the consultation — you answer a few questions about your health and vaccination history.
- A doctor assesses — a doctor reviews your answers and gives you a personal recommendation, usually within 1–2 hours.
- Vaccines are given at the pharmacy — you pay for the vaccines separately when you collect them.
What does it cost?
If the doctor recommends a booster or missing vaccines, you get an e-prescription. You collect the vaccines and have them given at a pharmacy.
Frequently asked questions
Which vaccines does the doctor check?
All vaccines recorded in SYSVAK and Kjernejournal — the childhood immunisation programme, boosters such as dTP-IPV and MMR, and any adult vaccines such as hepatitis B, flu and pneumococcal.
Why should I check my vaccination status?
Many adults are missing booster doses without knowing it — especially tetanus (the 10-year booster) and MMR for those born before 1970. Missing protection is often only discovered when you get a cut or are about to travel abroad.
What do I get for 379 NOK?
You get a thorough review from a doctor, a written recommendation and an e-prescription where relevant. You pay for the vaccines themselves separately at the pharmacy.
Where can I find my own vaccination history?
In Kjernejournal on helsenorge.no. SYSVAK (the national vaccination register) holds vaccines given in Norway from 2011 onwards — older vaccines may be missing, and the doctor can help you interpret it.
Safe and regulated
Every assessment is made by a doctor authorised in Norway.
The assessment follows FHI and Norwegian clinical guidelines.
Your health information is handled safely and confidentially.
You get an answer from a doctor within 24 hours – usually within 1–2 hours.