How can I get a proof of vaccination if I got vaccinated abroad?

Yes, the one stop shop of Rotterdam Expat Centre is open. The agenda of the one stop shop will be open at limited timeslots. Check the availability here.

There a few websites where you can find English information about the COVID-19 virus:

Currently, there are no restrictions on public life related to Covid-19. You are still advised to keep in mind the basic rules of prevention. For more info press 'read more'

The Dutch government is doing its best to mitigate the effects of the coronavirus. It is also taking measures to help businesses that are affected by the crisis. You will probably have questions about these measures. See if your question is answered on their website: https://business.gov.nl/the-coronavirus-faq-for-entrepreneurs/

An EU entry ban is in effect for people from countries outside the European Union with a high COVID-19 risk. This means they are not allowed to enter the EU or the Schengen area and therefore the Netherlands. There are exemptions to the entry ban.

Currently, there is no government-mandated quarantine requirement upon entering the Netherlands.

In order to get tested for Covid-19 you can call the toll-free number 0800 1202 (or +31 850 659 063 if you're calling from a foreign phone).

The Dutch government is currently in the process of distributing booster vaccinations the population with several different brands.

In order to be vaccinated you need to be registered in the Netherlands in the Personal Records Database (BRP). You can only schedule an appointment if you have received your BSN. For information on how to schedule the appointment press 'read more'

If you got vaccinated abroad, either once, or twice already, there are steps you can undertake to get a proof of vaccination in the CoronaCheck app (the Dutch DCC).