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The Donor Register is where you record whether you choose to donate your organs and tissues after your death. Recording your choice can be done online or by post. It is important for you to make a choice. This way your partner or family will know whether you want to become a donor or not. Everyone in the Netherlands from the age of 18 who is registered at a Dutch municipality is noted in the Donor Register.

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Home | Donorregister Go to content To the homepage of DonorregisterDonor Register Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport Enter what you are looking for Donorregister Need help making your choice? If you don’t fill in a choice, then ’No objections to organ donation’ will be noted next to your name in the register. If you don't want that, you have several choices. Need help choosing? Discover which choice suits you best. Go directly to Record your choice Review your choice Change your choice Other languages Menu Recording your choice Who is allowed to register? And how can you record your choice in the Donor Register? Your registration Review your choice, change your choice and discuss your choice with those around you. What will happen around the time of your death? The doctor will check the Register, and the conversation with your family. How does the Donor Register work? Childeren, new in the Netherlands and incapable to give consent. About the Donor Register Tasks and cooperation. The Donor Register is where you record whether you choose to donate your organs and tissues after your death. Recording your choice can be done online or by post. It is important for you to make a choice. This way your partner or family will know whether you want to become a donor or not. Everyone in the Netherlands from the age of 18 who is registered at a Dutch municipality is noted in the Donor Register. If you do not record a choice, you will become a donor If you do not record a choice in the Donor register, 'no objection to organ donation' will be stated by your name. This means that your organs and tissues could possibly go  to a patient, after you have passed away. So there is a possibility you may become an organ donor. Organ and tissue donation: what does it mean? Please read all information carefully before making a choice. The Dutch Transplantation Foundation can help you with questions about organ and tissue donation. For example, if you have questions like “When is donation possible?", "Can I say goodbye after donation?" or "How is determined if someone passed away?", visit the website orgaandonatie.nl. Other languages Nederlands Service Contact Sitemap Archive About this site Copyright Privacy Cookies Accessibility Report vulnerability Back to top