Managing your vaccination record
Find your proofs, go digital, and never chase a paper booklet again, for you and your family.
Your vaccination record, on your phone
Scan the paper booklet and keep the dates to hand. We will tell you the moment it opens.
- Why switch to a digital vaccination record?4 min readThe paper card gets lost and forgotten. What a digital vaccination record changes for your family, and why Belgium and Europe are making the same shift.Read →
- Where to find your vaccination records in Belgium6 min readMaSanté, Vitalink, Vaccinnet, e-Vax, Vaccicard: how Belgium records your vaccinations, and how to view them region by region.Read →
- Lost your vaccination record? What to do in Belgium6 min readLost your vaccination card? Every lead to recover your history in Belgium: MaSanté, regional portals, your GP, school, work and the pharmacy.Read →
- Vaccinnet, Vaccicard, MaSanté: your vaccinations online14 min readWhere to see your vaccinations online in Belgium: MaSanté, Vaccinnet, Vaccicard, e-Vax, who does what, which login, and what stays invisible.Read →
Where are your vaccinations today?
Your vaccinations do not live only in a paper booklet: they have been recorded in the regional registries for years. MaSanté, under "My vaccines", is the official front door: web portal (eID, itsme) or official app (itsme). Behind it sit Vitalink and Vaccinnet in Flanders, and Vaccicard in Wallonia and Brussels. The app shows no vaccination data from the Walloon and Brussels health networks: use the web portal for those. Finding your vaccination history in Belgium explains what to open, and in what order.
Lost or incomplete record: where to start
Start with MaSanté, then the regional portals, then the sources almost everyone forgets: school (CLB in Flanders, PSE on the French-speaking side), occupational medicine and the pharmacy. The Shared Pharmaceutical Record keeps the vaccines dispensed there for ten years. Your GP remains the reference, and can issue a new card once the history is pieced back together. Lost vaccination record covers each lead, with the official links.
Paper or digital?
A single paper copy is a single point of failure: it gets lost, it tears, it stays with the other parent. Belgium is already digitising, with the official MaSanté app, the regional portals and Vaccicard in Wallonia and Brussels, and Europe follows: the EHDS regulation has been in force since March 2025. A family digital record adds what the registries do not: the reminders, the family, offline access. Whichever tool you pick, demand GDPR compliance and hosting in the European Union, your health data deserves it. The digital vaccination record compares what exists today.
Adults: the booster everyone forgets
Vaccination does not stop with childhood. In adulthood the base rule is a dTpa booster roughly every 10 years, a single injection covering diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis; an injury can bring it forward, past 5 years for a wound at risk. Flu and COVID are added depending on your profile. The tetanus booster in Belgium sets out the rule, and the Belgian vaccination schedule places adults inside the full programme. For children, everything is gathered in childhood vaccines.
What emmunity adds
emmunity is a family vaccination record still being built: the app is not available yet, and nothing here replaces your doctor or the official registries. What it aims at is what no registry does today: gather the whole family in one record, remind before the due date, and stay readable offline. The guides and tools on this site stay free; the waitlist only exists to tell you when it launches.