Certified Translation by Country and Region

Every country. We translate civil, academic, medical, and legal documents from more than 100 languages, covering South Asia, the Middle East, East Asia, Europe, Latin America, and Africa. Two regions have dedicated pages because their documents are distinctive: Pakistani documents and Bangladeshi documents.

Yes. Right-to-left scripts such as Arabic and Urdu, logographic scripts such as Chinese and Japanese, and Bengali and Devanagari are all translated by linguists who work natively in them. Names are transliterated consistently across the document, and where a passport already shows an official transliteration, we follow it.

They do. The same life event produces very differently structured documents in different countries, and the way a document is authenticated also varies. Some countries issue apostilles, others require consular legalization, and a few rely on ministry attestation. The regional table above summarises the main differences.

Yes. We format translations to the standards of the body receiving them, including USCIS, IRCC, and UKVI. You can see the requirements grouped by destination on our immigration authorities hub.

IRCC requires that any document not in English or French be submitted with a complete, word-for-word certified translation, including all stamps and seals, prepared by someone other than the applicant. The official guidance is set out in the IRCC Help Centre. Our IRCC translation page covers the details.

Any document not in English or Welsh must come with a full certified translation that the Home Office can independently verify, including the translator's confirmation of accuracy, the date, and their contact details. This is set out in the official GOV.UK supporting-documents guidance. See our UKVI translation page for more.

Yes, and at no extra charge. If your document carries an apostille or consular legalization, that text is translated alongside the document itself so the full record is readable in English. Apostilles are usually printed in the issuing country's language plus French.

The lists above are only our most requested pairs. We cover well over 100 languages and every region, including less common ones, so the safest step is to contact us with your document and language and we will confirm turnaround and price.