Access to our website
Our online services must be accessible to everyone. This means that everyone should be able to find, understand and use our website.
Our website should also be available on any type of device, such as a computer, tablet or smartphone.
Tell us if you have a problem accessing our website
If you see a page that could be improved, please let us know, and we will adjust it accordingly.
Find out more about accessibility on our website
All Dutch government websites must be accessible under the Digital Government Act (Wdo).
We always check whether our website is accessible as it is being built. Some of these checks are performed using tools, while the rest are performed manually. Besides checking whether the website meets the legal requirements, we make sure it is user-friendly. We do this on a regular basis by conducting user surveys.
Every 3 years, our website’s accessibility needs to be tested. This testing is carried out by an independent company at our request. We try to solve any problems as quickly as possible.
You can find an accessibility statement on our website. This will tell you what we have agreed to do to ensure our website is accessible.
It is important that the information on our website is easy to understand. That is why the text for our new website has been written at language level B1 .