Originally Posted by
maxvor
word of caution, apparently KLM web-site says it has to be printed while there is no such requirement on Rijksoverheid portal; after some sweet talking was allowed to board, but bear that in mind. In similar situation @ CDG no questions were raised.
I couldn't find anything about the format of the PCR test result on the KLM website or on the Dutch government websites, but an email I just received from KLM about an upcoming flight indeed says this:
"PCR test for passengers travelling to Amsterdam
The Dutch government requires that if you arrive from high risk country that is not on the
safe countries of origin list, you need to show a
paper copy of a
negative COVID-19 test result not older than 72 hours prior to arrival and a
paper copy of a
signed declaration. This also applies to transfer passengers."
Meanwhile, Shiphol airport explicitly says (
https://www.schiphol.nl/en/messages/...virus-update):
"...you are required to show your airline a declaration that you tested negative for COVID-19. The declaration must be brought with you throughout your entire journey.
This can also be done digitally."