You are eligible for the AstraZeneca vaccine if you are aged 60 years or older.

If you are aged 18-59 years of age, you can choose to receive the AstraZeneca vaccine:

• following an appropriate assessment of suitability by a qualified health professional; and
• if you provide verbal or written consent.

Some states and territories will amend their eligibility based on  their COVID-19 situation and vaccine supply and uptake. Please stay up  to date with information from your local state department of health.

If you are aged under 60 years and have already  had your first dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine, and did not experience  abnormal side effects, ATAGI recommends you still receive your second  AstraZeneca dose. This will provide you with greater coverage against  severe illness from COVID-19.

  You are eligible for the Pfizer vaccine if you are 40 to 59 years of age.You are also eligible for the Pfizer vaccine if you are aged 16 to 39 and you are:

• an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander person aged 16 and over
• an NDIS participant or unpaid or informal carers of NDIS participants of any age
• pregnant
• a quarantine or border worker
• a health care workers
• and aged care or disability care resident or worker
• a person with an underlying medical condition or significant disability
• a critical or high-risk worker including defence, police, fire, emergency services and meat processing
• a person with an Australian Border Force outwards travel exemption in an eligible category
• a temporary visa holder who is currently in Australia and has been  approved for return travel to Australia through the travel exemption  process

 In line with the advice of the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) the Pfizer vaccine will be prioritised for people under 60 years of age across all phases. The AstraZeneca vaccine will be prioritised for people aged 60 years and over. 

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