Copy change: the app now clearly indicates that it is no longer in use.
- Improved the accessibility.
- Fixed a bug.
- Added an option for different scan modes to be able to support 1G access.
- Improved and added extra copy.
- Improved the layout of the menu.
- The app now works with certain Honeywell scanners.
- Adjusted the waiting period for European DCC boosters with a different notation.
- Implemented technical preparations for future changes in access rules.
Fixed two issues when scanning QR codes.
- Implemented various design and accessibility improvements.
- Fixed a bug.
- Further design improvements.
- Added the possibility to directly open the CoronaCheck Scanner from ticket scanner apps.
- Added extra instructions for the mandatory identity check.
- The app displays a warning if the device time deviates from the actual time.
- Fixed a bug.
Added a way to block certificates.
* Network functionality has been improved.
* Fixed a few bugs.
- Added various design improvements.
- Fixed a number of bugs.
* Validation is adjusted to current policy
* The app will notify you when an update is available
* Improved display if an incorrect QR is scanned
* Validation adjusted to current policy
* A crash when using the camera in landscape mode was fixed
- The app is now also available in English
- Added a screen with accessibility information
- Various improvements for accessibility
Scanner for CoronaCheck is currently not used in the Netherlands. Visitors no
longer need a coronavirus pass to get access to certain places and activities.
That is why the app is not in use right now.
CoronaCheck Scanner is the official scanner app of the Netherlands for coronavirus entry passes. The app is developed by the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport. With this digital tool, you can verify if visitors have a valid certificate of their negative test, vaccination, or recovery. You do this by scanning their QR code. This way, you can safely give access to your venue or activity.
The app works like this:
• With CoronaCheck Scanner you can scan visitors’ QR codes with your smartphone camera. Visitors can show their QR code in the CoronaCheck app, or on paper. Tourists can use an app or a printed QR code from their own country.
• A number of details appear on your screen, allowing you to verify - using their proof of identity - if the QR code really belongs to this visitor.
• If the QR code is valid, and the details are the same as on the proof of identity, a check mark will appear on the screen and you can give access to the visitor.
This is how the app uses personal details:
• Visitors’ details may only be used to verify the coronavirus entry pass
• Visitors' details are not centrally stored anywhere
• Visitors’ location details are neither used nor saved