Netherlands covid restrictions?

we are fully vaccinated but our boosters were done early December 2021, so will be outside the 270 day rule if it is still a thing ?

270 day rule only applies to the ‘primary’ vaccination (that is, dose 1 & 2) – boosters are valid indefinitely.

Regulations weren’t even being enforced in April when I landed at Schipol – the only check I received in the entire trip was at the gate at Bristol – ‘are you fully vaccinated?’ ‘yep’ – no document check at alL!

I went to Amsterdam in early September for the Dutch Grand Prix with my son and daughter and they didn’t check our covid vaccination status

While no one checks at the border, in order to check in online (I fly with BA every two weeks) you have to submit proof of vaccination and COVID-19 vaccine declaration; the latter you have to print a hard copy, complete, then take a photo and submit. It is rather a cumbersome and pointless exercise.

captaindave wrote:

RCHammer : So if we take hard copies of our NHS vaccination certificates with us ( were going to do that anyway ) – that should be sufficient, or do we also have to print anything during the online check-in process ?

Ta

There seems to be a difference between flying BA and KLM. It seems from the responses here that BA require you to print and upload the dutch covid vaccination form to check in online whereas on KLM you don’t need to upload this to check in. In all cases the dutch government needs the form completing but doesn’t appear to check at the border

The Netherlands dropped all Covid-19 travel restrictions and requirements at the weekend so no more form filling out.