List of COVID-19 vaccine authorizations

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National regulatory authorities have granted emergency use authorizations for fourteen COVID-19 vaccines. Six of those have been approved for emergency or full use by at least one WHO-recognized stringent regulatory authority (Oxford–AstraZeneca, Pfizer-BioNTech, Sputnik V, Sinopharm-BBIBP, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson).

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Oxford–AstraZeneca[edit]

  Full authorization
  Emergency authorization
  Eligible COVAX recipient
  Usage stopped

The Oxford–AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine, sold under the brand names Vaxzevria[1] and Covishield, is a viral vector vaccine[2] produced by the British University of Oxford, British-Swedish company AstraZeneca, and the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations.[2][3][4] One country, Denmark, permanently halted the use of the Oxford–AstraZeneca vaccine due to a small number of reports of a rare blood clot disorder.[5]

Full (1)
  1. Brazil[6]
Emergency (143)
  1. Afghanistan[7][8]
  2. Albania[9]
  3. Algeria[10]
  4. Andorra[11]
  5. Angola[12]
  6. Argentina[13]
  7. Australia[14][15]
  8. Bahrain[16]
  9. Bangladesh[17][18]
  10. Bhutan[19][20]
  11. Bolivia[21]
  12. Bosnia and Herzegovina[22]
  13. Botswana[23]
  14. Brunei[24]
  15. Cambodia[21]
  16. Canada[25][26]
  17. Cape Verde[27]
  18. Chile[28]
  19. Colombia[29]
  20. Congo, DR[30]
  21. Costa Rica[31]
  22. Djibouti[21]
  23. Dominican Republic[32]
  24. East Timor[33]
  25. Ecuador[34]
  26. Egypt[35]
  27. El Salvador[36]
  28. Eswatini[37]
  29. Ethiopia[38][39][40]
  30. Fiji[21]
  31. Gambia[41]
  32. Georgia[42]
  33. Ghana[43]
  34. Guatemala[44]
  35. Guinea-Bissau [45]
  36. Honduras[21]
  37. Hungary[46]
  38. India[47]
  39. Indonesia[48]
  40. Iran[49]
  41. Iraq[50]
  42. Ivory Coast[51]
  43. Kenya[52]
  44. Kosovo[53][54]
  45. Kuwait[55]
  46. Lebanon[56]
  47. Lesotho[57]
  48. Liberia[58]
  49. Libya[59][60]
  50. Malawi[61][62]
  51. Malaysia[63]
  52. Maldives[64]
  53. Mali[65]
  54. Mauritius[66]
  55. Mexico[67]
  56. Moldova[68]
  57. Mongolia[69]
  58. Morocco[70]
  59. Myanmar[71]
  60. Namibia[72]
  61. Nauru[73]
  62. Nepal[74]
  63. Nicaragua[21]
  64. Nigeria[75]
  65. North Macedonia[76]
  66. Oman[21]
  67. Pakistan[77]
  68. Palestine[21]
  69. Panama[21]
  70. Papua New Guinea[78][79]
  71. Peru [80]
  72. Philippines[81]
  73. Rwanda[82]
  74. Samoa[73]
  75. Sao Tome and Principe[21]
  76. Saudi Arabia[83]
  77. Serbia[84]
  78. Seychelles[85]
  79. Sierra Leone[86]
  80. Solomon Islands[21]
  81. Somalia[87]
  82. South Africa[88]
  83. South Korea[89][90]
  84. South Sudan[91]
  85. Sri Lanka[92]
  86. Sudan[93][94]
  87. Taiwan[95]
  88. Tajikistan[96]
  89. Thailand[97]
  90. Togo[98]
  91. Tonga[99] [100][101]
  92. Tuvalu [102]
  93. Uganda[103]
  94. Ukraine[104]
  95. United Kingdom[105][106][107]
  96. Uruguay[21]
  97. Uzbekistan[21]
  98. Vietnam[108]
  99. Yemen [109]
  100. Zambia[110][111][112]
    EMA countries[1]
  101. Austria
  102. Belgium
  103. Bulgaria
  104. Croatia
  105. Cyprus
  106. Czechia
  107. Estonia
  108. Finland
  109. France
  110. Germany
  111. Greece
  112. Hungary
  113. Iceland
  114. Ireland
  115. Italy
  116. Latvia
  117. Liechtenstein
  118. Lithuania
  119. Luxembourg
  120. Malta
  121. Netherlands
  122. Norway
  123. Poland
  124. Portugal
  125. Romania
  126. Slovakia
  127. Slovenia
  128. Spain
  129. Sweden
    CARPHA countries[113]
  130. Antigua and Barbuda
  131. Bahamas
  132. Barbados
  133. Belize
  134. Dominica
  135. Grenada
  136. Guyana
  137. Haiti
  138. Jamaica
  139. Saint Kitts and Nevis
  140. Saint Lucia
  141. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
  142. Suriname[114]
  143. Trinidad and Tobago
    CARPHA non-country entities[113]
    Anguilla
    Aruba
    Bermuda
    British Virgin Islands
    Caribbean Netherlands
    Cayman Islands
    Curaçao
    Montserrat
    Sint Maarten
    Turks and Caicos Islands
    Other non-country entities
    Northern Cyprus[115]
    World Health Organization[116][117][118]

Pfizer-BioNTech[edit]

  Full authorization
  Emergency authorization
  Eligible COVAX recipient

The Pfizer–BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, also known as Comirnaty,[119] is an mRNA vaccine[120] produced by the German company BioNTech and the American company Pfizer.[120][121][122] In mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau, Comirnaty is distributed by Fosun Pharma.[123][124][125][126]

Full (4)
  1. Brazil[127]
  2. New Zealand[128]
  3. Saudi Arabia[129][130]
  4. Switzerland[131][132]
Emergency (95)
  1. Albania[133]
  2. Andorra[134]
  3. Argentina[135]
  4. Australia[136][137]
  5. Bahrain[138][139]
  6. Bosnia and Herzegovina[22]
  7. Botswana[140]
  8. Brunei[24]
  9. Canada[120][26][141]
  10. Chile[142]
  11. Colombia[143]
  12. Costa Rica[144]
  13. Ecuador[145]
  14. El Salvador[21][146]
  15. Guatemala[44]
  16. Iraq[147]
  17. Israel[148]
  18. Japan[149][150]
  19. Jordan[151]
  20. Kuwait[152]
  21. Lebanon[153]
  22. Malaysia[154]
  23. Maldives[155]
  24. Marshall Islands[a]
  25. Mexico[156][157]
  26. Micronesia[a]
  27. Moldova[68]
  28. Monaco[158]
  29. Mongolia[159]
  30. North Macedonia[160]
  31. Oman[161]
  32. Palau[a]
  33. Palestine[21]
  34. Panama[164]
  35. Peru[165]
  36. Philippines[166]
  37. Qatar[167]
  38. Rwanda[21]
  39. Serbia[168][169]
  40. Singapore[170]
  41. South Africa[171][172]
  42. South Korea[173][174]
  43. Thailand[175]
  44. Tunisia[88]
  45. Turkey[176]
  46. Ukraine[177]
  47. United Arab Emirates[178]
  48. United Kingdom[179][180][181]
  49. United States[182][183]
  50. Uruguay[184]
  51. Vatican City[185][186]
    EMA countries[119]
  52. Austria
  53. Belgium
  54. Bulgaria
  55. Croatia
  56. Cyprus
  57. Czechia
  58. Denmark
  59. Estonia
  60. Finland
  61. France
  62. Germany
  63. Greece
  64. Hungary
  65. Iceland
  66. Ireland
  67. Italy
  68. Latvia
  69. Liechtenstein
  70. Lithuania
  71. Luxembourg
  72. Malta
  73. Netherlands
  74. Norway
  75. Poland
  76. Portugal
  77. Romania
  78. Slovakia
  79. Slovenia
  80. Spain
  81. Sweden
    CARPHA countries[187][188]
  82. Antigua and Barbuda
  83. Bahamas
  84. Barbados
  85. Belize
  86. Dominica
  87. Grenada
  88. Guyana
  89. Haiti
  90. Jamaica
  91. Saint Kitts and Nevis
  92. Saint Lucia
  93. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
  94. Suriname
  95. Trinidad and Tobago
    CARPHA non-country entities[187]
    Anguilla
    Aruba
    Bermuda
    British Virgin Islands
    Caribbean Netherlands
    Cayman Islands
    Curaçao
    Montserrat
    Sint Maarten
    Turks and Caicos Islands
    Other non-country entities
    Faroe Islands[189]
    Greenland[190]
    Hong Kong[191]
    Macau[192]
    Northern Cyprus[115]
    World Health Organization[116][193]

Sputnik V[edit]

  Full authorization
  Emergency authorization
  Eligible COVAX recipient (ongoing assessment)[194]
  EMA review in progress[195]

The Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine is a viral vector vaccine[196] produced by the Russian Gamaleya Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology.

Full (2)
  1. Turkmenistan[197][198]
  2. Uzbekistan[199]
Emergency (66)
  1. Albania[9]
  2. Algeria[200]
  3. Angola[201]
  4. Antigua and Barbuda[202]
  5. Argentina[203]
  6. Armenia[204]
  7. Azerbaijan[205][206]
  8. Bahrain[207]
  9. Bangladesh[208]
  10. Belarus[209]
  11. Bolivia[210]
  12. Bosnia and Herzegovina[211]
  13. Cameroon[212]
  14. Congo[201]
  15. Djibouti[201]
  16. Egypt[35]
  17. Gabon[213]
  18. Ghana[214]
  19. Guatemala[215]
  20. Guinea[216]
  21. Guyana[217]
  22. Honduras[218]
  23. Hungary[219][211][220]
  24. India[221]
  25. Iran[222]
  26. Iraq[223]
  27. Jordan[224]
  28. Kazakhstan[225]
  29. Kenya[226]
  30. Kyrgyzstan[227]
  31. Laos[228]
  32. Lebanon[229]
  33. Libya[59][60]
  34. Mali[230]
  35. Mauritius[231]
  36. Mexico[232]
  37. Mongolia[233]
  38. Moldova[68]
  39. Montenegro[234]
  40. Morocco[235]
  41. Myanmar[236]
  42. Namibia[237]
  43. Nepal[238]
  44. Nicaragua[239]
  45. North Macedonia[240]
  46. Pakistan[241]
  47. Palestine[242]
  48. Panama[243]
  49. Paraguay[244]
  50. Philippines[245]
  51. Russia[246]
  52. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines[247]
  53. San Marino[248][249]
  54. Serbia[250]
  55. Seychelles[251]
  56. Slovakia[252]
  57. Sri Lanka[253]
  58. Syria[254]
  59. Thailand[255]
  60. Turkey[256]
  61. Tunisia[257]
  62. United Arab Emirates[258]
  63. Uruguay[259]
  64. Venezuela[260]
  65. Vietnam[261]
  66. Zimbabwe[262]

Sinopharm-BBIBP[edit]

  Full authorization
  Emergency authorization
  Eligible COVAX recipient (ongoing assessment)[194]

BBIBP-CorV is an inactivated virus vaccine produced by the China National Pharmaceutical Group (Sinopharm) and its Beijing Institute of Biological Products.[263][264]

Full (4)
  1. Bahrain[265]
  2. China[266]
  3. Seychelles[267]
  4. United Arab Emirates[268][269]
    Non-country entities
    Macau[270]
Emergency (48)
  1. Afghanistan[271]
  2. Algeria[272]
  3. Angola[273]
  4. Argentina[274]
  5. Bangladesh[275]
  6. Belarus[276]
  7. Bolivia[277]
  8. Brunei[278]
  9. Cambodia[279]
  10. Cameroon[21]
  11. Congo[21]
  12. Dominica[280]
  13. Egypt[281]
  14. Equatorial Guinea[282]
  15. Ethiopia[283]
  16. Gabon[284]
  17. Guyana[285]
  18. Hungary[286][220]
  19. Indonesia[287]
  20. Iran[288]
  21. Iraq[50]
  22. Jordan[289]
  23. Kazakhstan[290]
  24. Kyrgyzstan[291]
  25. Laos[228]
  26. Lebanon[292]
  27. Maldives[293]
  28. Mauritania[294]
  29. Moldova[295]
  30. Mongolia[296]
  31. Montenegro[297]
  32. Morocco[298]
  33. Mozambique[299]
  34. Namibia[300]
  35. Nepal[301]
  36. North Macedonia[302]
  37. Niger[303]
  38. Palestine[304]
  39. Pakistan[305]
  40. Peru[306]
  41. Somalia[307]
  42. Senegal[308]
  43. Serbia[309]
  44. Sierra Leone[310]
  45. Sri Lanka[311]
  46. Sudan[312][313]
  47. Venezuela[314]
  48. Zimbabwe[315]

Moderna[edit]

  Full authorization
  Emergency authorization
  Eligible COVAX recipient

The Moderna COVID-19 vaccine is an RNA vaccine[316] produced by the American company Moderna, the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, the U.S. Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority, and the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations.[317][318]

Full (2)
  1. Switzerland[319]
  2. United Kingdom[320][321]
Emergency (49)
  1. Andorra[11]
  2. Canada[322][26]
  3. Guatemala[44]
  4. Honduras[323]
  5. Israel[324]
  6. Kuwait[325]
  7. Marshall Islands[a]
  8. Micronesia[a]
  9. Mongolia[69]
  10. Palau[a]
  11. Palestine[21]
  12. Philippines[326]
  13. Qatar[327]
  14. Rwanda[21]
  15. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines[247]
  16. Saudi Arabia[83]
  17. Singapore[328]
  18. Thailand[329]
  19. United States[330][331]
    EMA countries[332]
  20. Austria
  21. Belgium
  22. Bulgaria
  23. Croatia
  24. Cyprus
  25. Czechia
  26. Denmark
  27. Estonia
  28. Finland
  29. France
  30. Germany
  31. Greece
  32. Hungary
  33. Iceland
  34. Ireland
  35. Italy
  36. Latvia
  37. Liechtenstein
  38. Lithuania
  39. Luxembourg
  40. Malta
  41. Netherlands
  42. Norway
  43. Poland
  44. Portugal
  45. Romania
  46. Slovakia
  47. Slovenia
  48. Spain
  49. Sweden
    Non-country entities
    World Health Organization[333]

Johnson & Johnson[edit]

  Full authorization
  Emergency authorization
  Eligible COVAX recipient
  Usage stopped

The Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine is a viral vector vaccine[334] produced by Janssen Pharmaceutica (a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson) and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.[335][336] It is also known as Janssen COVID-19 Vaccine[337] and as COVID-19 Vaccine Janssen.[338] One country, Denmark, discontinued the use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine in favor of other available vaccines due to a possible link between the vaccine and a rare blood clot disorder.[339]

Full (0)
Emergency (45)
  1. Andorra[11]
  2. Bahrain[340][341]
  3. Brazil[342]
  4. Canada[343]
  5. Colombia[344]
  6. Marshall Islands[a]
  7. Micronesia[a]
  8. Palau[a]
  9. Philippines[345]
  10. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines[247]
  11. South Africa[346]
  12. South Korea[347]
  13. Switzerland[348][349]
  14. Thailand[350]
  15. United States[351][352]
  16. Zambia[110][111][112]
    EMA countries[332]
  17. Austria
  18. Belgium
  19. Bulgaria
  20. Croatia
  21. Cyprus
  22. Czechia
  23. Estonia
  24. Finland
  25. France
  26. Germany
  27. Greece
  28. Hungary
  29. Iceland
  30. Ireland
  31. Italy
  32. Latvia
  33. Liechtenstein
  34. Lithuania
  35. Luxembourg
  36. Malta
  37. Netherlands
  38. Norway
  39. Poland
  40. Portugal
  41. Romania
  42. Slovakia
  43. Slovenia
  44. Spain
  45. Sweden
    Non-country entities
    Greenland[353]
    World Health Organization[354]

CoronaVac[edit]

  Full authorization
  Emergency authorization
  Eligible COVAX recipient (ongoing assessment)[194]

CoronaVac is an inactivated virus vaccine[355] produced by the Chinese company Sinovac Biotech.[355][356][357]

Full (1)
  1. China[358]
Emergency (29)
  1. Albania[9]
  2. Azerbaijan[359]
  3. Benin[360]
  4. Bolivia[361]
  5. Bosnia and Herzegovina[362]
  6. Brazil[363]
  7. Cambodia[364]
  8. Chile[365]
  9. Colombia[366]
  10. Dominican Republic[367]
  11. Ecuador[368]
  12. Egypt[369]
  13. El Salvador[370]
  14. Fiji[371]
  15. Indonesia[372][373]
  16. Laos[358]
  17. Libya[21]
  18. Malaysia[63]
  19. Mexico[374]
  20. Pakistan[375]
  21. Panama[376]
  22. Paraguay[377]
  23. Philippines[378]
  24. Thailand[379]
  25. Tunisia[380]
  26. Turkey[381]
  27. Ukraine[382]
  28. Uruguay[358]
  29. Zimbabwe[262]
    Non-country entities
    Hong Kong[383]
    Northern Cyprus[115]

Covaxin[edit]

  Full authorization
  Emergency authorization

Covaxin is an inactivated virus vaccine[384] produced by the Indian company Bharat Biotech and the Indian Council of Medical Research.

Full (0)
Emergency (14)
  1. Botswana[385]
  2. Guatemala[385]
  3. Guyana[385]
  4. India[386][47]
  5. Iran[386][387]
  6. Myanmar[386]
  7. Mauritius[386][388]
  8. Mexico[389]
  9. Nicaragua[385]
  10. Nepal[390]
  11. Paraguay[391][392]
  12. Philippines[345]
  13. Venezuela[385]
  14. Zimbabwe[386][393]

Convidecia[edit]

  Full authorization
  Emergency authorization
  Eligible COVAX recipient (ongoing assessment)[194]

Convidecia is a viral vector vaccine[394] produced by the Chinese company CanSino Biologics and the Beijing Institute of Biotechnology of the Academy of Military Medical Sciences.

Full (1)
  1. China[395]
Emergency (5)
  1. Chile[396]
  2. Hungary[397][220]
  3. Malaysia[398]
  4. Mexico[374]
  5. Pakistan[399]

EpiVacCorona[edit]

  Full authorization
  Emergency authorization

EpiVacCorona is a peptide vaccine produced by the Russian State Research Center of Virology and Biotechnology VECTOR.[400]

Full (1)
  1. Turkmenistan[401][402]
Emergency (2)
  1. Belarus[403]
  2. Russia[404][405]

RBD-Dimer[edit]

  Full authorization
  Emergency authorization

RBD-Dimer is a subunit vaccine produced by the Chinese company Anhui Zhifei Longcom Biopharmaceutical.[406]

Full (0)
Emergency (2)
  1. China[407]
  2. Uzbekistan[408][409]

Sinopharm-WIBP[edit]

  Full authorization
  Emergency authorization

WIBP-CorV is an inactivated virus vaccine produced by the China National Pharmaceutical Group (Sinopharm) and its Wuhan Institute of Biological Products.

Full (0)
Emergency (2)
  1. China[410]
  2. United Arab Emirates[88]

CoviVac[edit]

  Full authorization
  Emergency authorization

CoviVac is an inactivated virus vaccine[411] produced by the Chumakov Centre at the Russian Academy of Sciences.[412]

Full (0)
Emergency (1)
  1. Russia[413]

QazCovid-in[edit]

  Full authorization
  Emergency authorization

QazCovid-in, also known as QazVac, is an inactivated virus vaccine developed by the Research Institute for Biological Safety Problems in Kazakhstan.[414]

Full (0)
Emergency (1)
  1. Kazakhstan[414]

Sputnik Light[edit]

  Full authorization
  Emergency authorization

Sputnik Light is a Viral vector vaccine[415] produced by the Russian Gamaleya Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology.

Full (0)
Emergency (1)
  1. Russia[416]

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i via United States authorization through Compact of Free Association[162][163]

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