Languages We Translate

One service covers 100+ languages and variants at the same price and turnaround. Every document is priced at a flat $22.99 per page, delivered in 24 hours standard or 12 hours rush, comes with the same signed Certificate of Accuracy, and is matched to a translator specifically fluent in that language pair rather than a generalist.

Match the script and the country that issued the document to the pages above, then check the specific example if two languages share a script.

• Perso-Arabic script covers two different languages here: Urdu and Farsi
• Chinese characters can be Simplified or Traditional depending on where the document was issued
• If you're not sure, contact us with a photo and we will confirm before you order

No, the price is flat at $22.99 per page across all 100+ languages and variants we cover, common or less common. There is no surcharge for lower-volume language pairs or for right-to-left and non-Latin scripts. Some other providers do charge more for less common pairs, see the comparison above.

Use the page for the document's primary language, then tell us about the secondary language when you upload.

• Example: a Philippine PSA birth certificate is often already partly in English
• Example: an apostille attached to a European document is usually in the issuing country's language plus French
• Our translator will confirm exactly what needs translating once we see the scan

Every document is matched to a professional human translator fluent in that specific language pair, and several of our staff hold ATA certification. ATA only runs exams in a defined set of language combinations, so for pairs without a formal exam we apply an equivalent in-house credential and QA process instead. No machine or AI translation is used at any stage.

Yes, tell us the variant when you upload, or we'll confirm it from the scan before translating.

• Traditional vs Simplified Chinese characters
• Older Cyrillic-based spellings vs the modern national transliteration standard for some languages
• Missing tone marks or accents, which matters more for some languages than others, see the Yoruba and Vietnamese pages for two different examples

Yes, the source language does not affect which receiving authority accepts a translation. That depends on the authority's own certification rules, not on the language you're translating from. See the full authority by authority breakdown on our Immigration Authorities page. We format every translation to the strictest standard among the authorities you tell us you need.

We very likely still cover it. This page lists our most requested pairs, not the full list. We translate from 100+ source languages and variants in total, so contact us with your language and document type and we'll confirm coverage and price. Less common regional documents may also be covered under our Countries We Cover pages.

Yes. Each document is still translated and certified individually, since a Certificate of Accuracy applies to one translation at a time, but you don't need to place separate orders for a Spanish birth certificate and a French marriage certificate if you need both. Upload everything together and we'll coordinate the order across whichever translators each language needs.

It comes down to how much genuine variation exists within that language. Arabic, spoken officially across more than 20 countries with different authentication rules, needs a comparison table to be useful. A language tied to a single country with one clear authentication path doesn't. We built each page around what's actually true for that language rather than forcing every page into an identical template regardless of whether the extra structure adds anything.