On the site of the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, you can find several informations about the vaccination schedules in the EU countries.

This is the actual Vaccinatieschema. Please go to this site to see what the comments and notes for the single entries are (in Dutch).

In the Netherlands, the general practitioner (GP)  and the consultatieburo takes care of children under 4. They schedule regular checks and inoculations. For all children from 4 to 19 years, there is the GGD (Gemeentelijke Gezondheitsdienst), a municipal health service that covers all aspects of children’s growth and development.

As the childhood immunisations differ from country to country and the scheme did change quite often during the last 10 years in the Netherlands, it’s good to check whether the Dutch immunisation scheme is the same as the one from the country you’re moving from. Especially if your children are still school age.

Please find more informations about the dutch healthcare system here