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Certified Arabic translation formatted for right to left layout, accepted by USCIS, UKVI, IRCC, and ECFMG regardless of dialect or origin country.
Arabic documents are written in Modern Standard Arabic regardless of which country they come from or which spoken dialect the person uses at home, so the written document itself stays consistent even across very different countries.
Arabic is spoken across more than 20 countries, from Morocco to Iraq, each with its own dialect and its own document authentication rules. UK census data names Arabic as the most common non-English, non-Welsh main language in Wales, real evidence of how widely spoken it is outside Arabic-speaking countries too.
What stays consistent is the written language itself. Modern Standard Arabic is what appears on official documents everywhere, regardless of the spoken dialect where the document was issued. This is genuinely useful to know if you're wondering whether your translator needs to be from your specific country of origin. They don't. What matters is fluency in formal written Arabic and familiarity with how civil documents are structured, which is consistent across the region even where spoken language isn't.
What does vary by country is how the original document gets authenticated before or alongside translation, covered further down this page.
Every Arabic translation comes with these guarantees, on every order, every time.
No machine or AI translation, ever. Every document is handled by a linguist fluent in Modern Standard Arabic, not just a spoken dialect.
Included on every order, signed and ready to submit, with right to left formatting reflected accurately.
12 hour rush available for $7 more per page, even with the layout mirroring Arabic documents require.
Accepted at USCIS, UKVI, IRCC, and ECFMG, whichever Arabic-speaking country issued your document.
Your documents stay confidential, from a birth certificate to a power of attorney.
If your translation is ever rejected, no matter which of the 10 countries in our authentication table your document is from.
Spoken Arabic varies enormously by region. Egyptian Arabic, Levantine Arabic, Gulf Arabic, and Maghrebi Arabic are different enough that speakers from different regions sometimes struggle to understand each other in casual conversation. Written official documents don't have that problem.
Government forms, civil records, diplomas, and legal documents across the Arabic-speaking world are written in Modern Standard Arabic, the formal register taught in schools and used in media, regardless of where the document was issued. An Egyptian birth certificate and a Moroccan birth certificate use recognizably similar formal Arabic, even though Egyptian and Maghrebi spoken dialects differ quite a bit from each other. The same holds across Levantine countries like Jordan and Lebanon, and Gulf countries like Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
Our translators also work from the Library of Congress's standard Arabic romanization table when a document needs a name rendered consistently in Latin script, regardless of which dialect region the document is from.
| Document type | Notes |
|---|---|
| Birth, marriage, and divorce certificates | Standard civil records across Arabic-speaking countries |
| Medical diplomas and transcripts | Common for foreign medical graduates applying through ECFMG |
| Marriage contracts | Often required alongside or instead of a marriage certificate, depending on the country |
If you're a foreign medical graduate from an Arabic-speaking country, our translators are specifically experienced with the medical diploma and transcript formats ECFMG expects to see.
Pro Translation Service uses the same four-step process for every Arabic document, from upload to certified PDF delivery within 24 hours.
Send your Arabic document, whether a civil record, medical diploma, or legal contract.
We assign a translator fluent in Modern Standard Arabic who mirrors your document's right to left layout, stamps, and seals exactly.
Terminology and layout are checked, then the Certificate of Accuracy is prepared and signed.
Your certified PDF lands in your inbox within 24 hours, ready to submit to USCIS, UKVI, IRCC, or ECFMG.
Arabic is written right to left in an abjad script, where most vowels aren't written out at all, only consonants and long vowels.
Authentication for the original document, not the translation, depends heavily on which country issued it, based on the current Hague Apostille Convention status table. Here's how it breaks down for the countries we see most often.
| Country | Hague Apostille status |
|---|---|
| Morocco | Member |
| Saudi Arabia | Member since December 7, 2022 |
| Bahrain | Member |
| Oman | Member |
| Egypt | Not a member, full embassy and consular legalization required |
| United Arab Emirates | Not a member, requires embassy legalization plus MOFA attestation |
| Qatar | Not a member |
| Jordan | Not a member |
| Lebanon | Not a member |
| Syria | Not a member |
If your country isn't listed here, we still translate documents from it. Contact us and we'll confirm the current authentication path, since this table covers our most common countries, not every one. Our Countries We Cover page has a fuller regional breakdown.
One flat rate covers your Arabic document in full, formatted to preserve its right to left layout.
No hidden fees. Free revisions until your Arabic translation is accepted.
If your USCIS, UKVI, IRCC, or ECFMG application is delayed or rejected because of our Arabic translation, we revise it at no cost until your document is accepted, or refund your order in full within 14 days. No fine print. No time limits on revisions. Every Arabic translation comes with a signed Certificate of Accuracy that meets the receiving authority's published standards, whether your document is from Egypt, the Gulf states, or anywhere else in the Arabic-speaking world.
Farsi uses a script that looks similar to Arabic at first glance, since it's also written right to left in a Perso-Arabic style alphabet. They're different languages though, with different grammar and vocabulary, and Farsi's alphabet has extra letters Arabic doesn't use. If your document is actually in Farsi, see our Farsi page.
Have another document type or language to translate? These pages go deeper.
A closer look at how USCIS handles translated documents
Certified translation of contracts, affidavits, and other legal records
Apostille and authentication rules by country of origin
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