Anyone been to The Netherlands recently? Question about covid test/document requirements

[ruthjanev1xx]

My kids and I are going to Amsterdam in a couple of weeks and I'm just wondering what are the current covid test requirements?
Both kids under 10.
I'm double jabbed and have had booster about 8 months ago.
Do I need to show any particular paperwork or proof of being covid-negative?
Can find definitive answer online, so would be great to hear experience of any one who has been to Amsterdam recently. Thanks, Ruth x

Here’s what you need to read

Flew to Schipol last week. Didn’t need to show anyone anything, or fill in any forms. Sailed through the airport on the way there. 4 hour queue in departures from security on the way back!!!

I was there a few weeks ago but travelled from Ireland. No-one asked for any covid documentation at all.

PS - If youre planning on going to the museums, book them now. No one got in who just turned up without booking. There were no queues, and were nicely quiet once inside.

Flew to Amsterdam recently
Ensured covid pass was on phone & printed out
Was not asked to show it anywhere at UK airport & nowhere in NL

However, the queue to get through security at UK & NL airports were over 1 hour. Ensure you leave plenty of time, they are recommending to arrive 3 to 4 hours early at the airports

Schipol is massively struggling so leave plenty of time!!

I was in and out of amsterdam this week. Schipol was a nightmare. They have serious understaffing issues.

No need for documents but you have to make a declaration prior to being able to do online checkin for your flight.