I have no vaccines

Title explains it. I'm a grown man, I have had most of the so called "kids diseases", natural COVID and do on.

For the last like 10 years or so I have been planning on getting vaccines, though I'm not set on getting them all.

I don't need the malaria vaccine as I have no plan to go to malaria areas for example. How important a vaccine is, depends on multiple factors. Like where you live. Some depend on age and so on. Some vaccines are important for babies, some are important for old people.

I'm not against vaccines in any way, I was raised by an anti-vaccine parent, and my kids have all the routine vaccines.

I live in the Nordics if that matters.

What I want to know is, can the doctors in this sub list what vaccines they think are the most important? Either in order, top to bottom, or in groups like "essential: 1, 2, 3", "important: 1, 2, 3", "good to have: 1, 2, 3" or something like that.

I would prefer a chronological order, but I'm guessing that's like asking "is the heart or lounges more important?".