Download EZKarta for PC

Do you need to access your vaccination records and COVID certificates from a desktop computer instead of your phone? EZKarta brings the Czech Health Ministry's vaccination management application to your PC, letting you review your immunization history, retrieve certificates for dependent children and mandated persons, and generate shareable PDF vaccination cards. Running EZKarta on your computer offers a larger workspace for managing health documentation and easier printing of official records.

EZKarta serves as the official portal for Czech citizens to view registered vaccinations (both mandatory and optional as of January 1, 2023) and COVID certificates maintained by the Ministry of Health. The application centralizes health documentation that was previously scattered across multiple sources, and the PC version preserves all core functions while adding the convenience of desktop access for paperwork and archival.

Core Functions and What to Expect on First Use

After logging in via eGovernment credentials, whether through NIA, the Citizen Portal (gov.cz), or bank identity verification: users encounter a straightforward dashboard. The initial screen displays registered vaccinations tied to the account holder, followed by records for any dependent children under 18 or persons who have granted a mandate to share their data. First-time users should check their profile settings immediately after login, as the application inherits the system language from the device; users whose phone or PC operates in English will see all content in English, and the application currently lacks an in-app language toggle. This behavior has frustrated users accustomed to choosing display language independently of device settings.

Managing Vaccination Records

EZKarta consolidates vaccination data in one location:

• View all registered vaccinations for yourself, your children, and mandate holders
• Access COVID certificates with validity assessment based on Czech Republic rules
• Generate vaccination cards in PDF format for sharing with healthcare providers
• Export and send records to physicians or retain for personal records
• Check immunization history spanning both mandatory school vaccines and optional preventive shots

Desktop Advantages for Health Documentation

Running EZKarta on Windows or a laptop removes the constraints of mobile-only access. A full keyboard simplifies data entry during setup, and the larger screen makes reading vaccine dates and certificate validity assessments less taxing. Printing vaccination cards to physical documents (often required for travel, medical appointments, or school enrollment) flows more naturally from a desktop browser. The PC platform also enables users to run the application during work or administrative sessions without switching away from other desktop tasks.

Known Limitations Affecting Early Sessions

Multiple users report that the authentication process, particularly login via banking identity, occasionally fails with a generic error message after the QR code scan. Some sessions disconnect unexpectedly or display an error preventing further navigation. Additionally, data synchronization issues (where records for children or mandate holders appear and then vanish across updates) have disrupted the reliability of the application. These issues have led some users to question whether EZKarta functions as a complete application or primarily as a launcher that redirects to external browser sessions rather than displaying information natively. Users experiencing login or data-retrieval problems may need to reinstall and reconfigure their PIN, though success is not guaranteed on the first attempt.

Install EZKarta on Windows 10/11 or macOS using BlueStacks, a free Android compatibility layer. Here is how to set it up.

FAQ

Why does EZKarta display in English on my PC?

EZKarta applies the system language setting of your Windows machine. If your PC is set to English, the application follows that language automatically. There is no in-app language menu to override this behavior. Users whose computers run in languages other than Czech may see content in that language instead of the expected interface language.

Can I view my children's vaccination records in EZKarta?

Yes. The application displays registered vaccinations and COVID certificates for dependent children under 18 years old, as well as for any person who has granted you a mandate to access their health data. All records appear in a single view alongside your own vaccination history.

How do I share a vaccination card with my doctor?

EZKarta generates vaccination certificates in PDF format. After retrieving your vaccination record, you can export the PDF and send it to your healthcare provider via email or other means, or print it for in-person delivery.

What happens if I encounter a login error or my data disappears?

Some users experience authentication failures, particularly when logging in via banking identity, or see children's records vanish after updates. If login fails repeatedly, try uninstalling and reinstalling EZKarta and reconfiguring your PIN. If data is missing, verify that persons and children are still granted access or mandated in the source registration. Persistent problems may require contacting the Ministry of Health support.

Is EZKarta a standalone app or does it redirect to a web browser?

EZKarta functions as both. The application handles login and displays vaccination records natively, but some functions may open external links in your web browser for authentication or additional services. This design has caused confusion for users expecting a fully contained desktop application experience.