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Certified translation in 50+ languages

Multilingual Translation Services in 50+ Languages

Professional translation of immigration, visa, legal, academic, personal and business documents across a broad range of languages. Tell us the language shown on your document, the language required and where the translation will be submitted.

  • Over 50 languages
  • Certified translations
  • Professional linguists
  • Urgent requests reviewed
Official documents in several languages beside their certified English translations
One service for individual documents and multilingual document sets.
Know where it will be submitted The receiving authority helps determine the appropriate language direction and certification route.
50+ languages Common and less widely requested language pairs
Official documents Personal, immigration, legal, academic and business files
Careful checks Names, dates, numbers, stamps and document details
Online ordering Send a clear scan, photograph or PDF from anywhere in the UK
Supported languages

Find the Language You Need

Search the directory or filter it alphabetically. Availability can depend on the language direction, document type, certification requirement, document condition and deadline.

50 languages shown
  • Albanian
  • Arabic
  • Armenian
  • Bengali
  • Bosnian
  • Bulgarian
  • Croatian
  • Czech
  • Danish
  • Dutch
  • Estonian
  • French
  • Georgian
  • German
  • Greek
  • Gujarati
  • Hebrew
  • Hindi
  • Hungarian
  • Indonesian
  • Italian
  • Japanese
  • Korean
  • Kurdish
  • Latvian
  • Lithuanian
  • Malayalam
  • Mandarin Chinese
  • Nepali
  • Norwegian
  • Persian
  • Polish
  • Portuguese
  • Punjabi
  • Romanian
  • Russian
  • Serbian
  • Sinhala
  • Slovak
  • Slovenian
  • Spanish
  • Swedish
  • Tagalog
  • Tamil
  • Telugu
  • Thai
  • Turkish
  • Ukrainian
  • Urdu
  • Vietnamese

No matching language was found in the directory.

Your language may still be available. Send a readable copy and tell us the source and target languages so availability can be checked.

Cannot see your language?

The directory covers commonly requested languages, but other language pairs may still be available.

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Confirm the complete language route

Translation Across European, Asian and Global Languages

Home Office Translator supports documents written in a broad range of European, Middle Eastern, South Asian, East Asian and other international languages. For UK submissions, a common requirement is translation from another language into English.

Translation from English into another language may also be available for selected language pairs when documents are being used overseas. Tell us where the document will be submitted so the appropriate language direction and certification route can be checked.

What to tell us before we start

  1. State the language shown on the original document.
  2. Tell us which language the translation needs to be prepared in.
  3. Provide the receiving authority, organisation or intended destination.
  4. Include every relevant page, reverse side, stamp, seal and handwritten note.
  5. Share your required delivery date or application deadline.
Documents across languages

Official Documents We Translate

The service covers official and supporting paperwork commonly required for immigration, identity, education, employment, legal and business processes.

Immigration and personal documents

Birth, marriage and divorce certificates, police certificates, passports, residence records and application evidence.

Academic and professional records

Degrees, diplomas, transcripts, school records, training certificates and professional qualifications.

Legal, financial and business files

Court papers, contracts, company records, bank statements, payslips and employment letters.

Personal, academic, financial and legal documents prepared for multilingual translation
Different document types require appropriate terminology, formatting and certification details.
A clear ordering process

How the Multilingual Translation Process Works

The language, document, receiving authority and deadline are confirmed before the translation is prepared, checked and certified.

STEP 01

Upload the document

Send a clear scan, photograph or PDF showing every relevant page, stamp, seal and handwritten note.

STEP 02

Confirm the requirements

Identify the source language, required language, receiving organisation and your actual deadline.

STEP 03

Translate and check

A professional linguist prepares the translation before names, dates, numbers, terminology and formatting are checked.

STEP 04

Receive the completed files

Receive the finished translation and certification details in the agreed delivery format.

Related documents can be sent together. Supplying a complete document set can help maintain consistent spellings, dates and terminology across several files.

Quality checklist for names, dates, stamps and certification details in translated documents
Identity details and official markings require careful checking across different scripts and document formats.
Language-specific quality checks

Checks Applied Across Language Pairs

Official documents may contain transliterated names, abbreviations, handwritten notes, seals, reference numbers and different date formats that need careful treatment.

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Names and transliteration

Passport spellings and existing UK records can be supplied to help maintain consistency across a document set.

01
Dates, numbers and reference codes

Dates, currency values, registration numbers and identity numbers are checked against the source document.

✓
Stamps, seals and handwritten text

Visible official markings and annotations are included or clearly identified where they cannot be read.

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Terminology and intended use

Legal, academic, financial and immigration terminology is handled in the context of the document.

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Certification details

Certified packages include the relevant accuracy statement and identifiable provider details.

Choose the appropriate route

Certified, Notarised, Sworn or Apostilled Translation?

The appropriate service depends on the organisation receiving the document and the country where it will be used. Additional certification should normally only be ordered when requested.

UK use

Certified translation

Commonly requested for Home Office, UKVI, passport, university, employer and other UK submissions involving documents not written in English or Welsh.

Home Office translation →
Specific procedures

Notarised or sworn translation

These are separate forms of verification that may be requested for particular legal, court, embassy or overseas procedures.

Ask which service applies →
International use

Apostille and legalisation

Apostille or legalisation may be needed when a document is being presented overseas and formal authentication is required.

Apostille translation support →
Client feedback

What Clients Say About Their Translations

Feedback from clients who required clearly formatted certified documents for formal submissions.

Super straightforward from start to finish. I sent the documents in the evening and got a certified translation back quickly, properly formatted and easy to upload for my application.
James Walker Operations Manager
I needed certified translations for official paperwork and did not want mistakes with names and dates. Everything came back accurate, neatly laid out and clearly certified.
Omar Rahman Senior Accountant
Really professional service. They checked my scans first, told me what to fix and then delivered a clean certified PDF pack for my submission.
Daniel Hughes Project Manager
Fast turnaround and great attention to detail. The translation read naturally and the certification was done properly.
Micheal Carter Business Owner
Frequently asked questions

Questions About Languages and Certified Translation

Practical answers about supported languages, certification, document requirements, deadlines and pricing.

Which languages do you translate?

The directory lists 50 commonly requested languages, including Arabic, Bengali, French, German, Greek, Hindi, Italian, Mandarin Chinese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Ukrainian and Urdu. Contact us when your language is not listed.

Can you translate my document into English for a Home Office or UKVI application?

Yes, subject to confirmation of the language pair, document condition and deadline. Many UK applications require a complete English translation with appropriate certification details.

Read about certified translation for UKVI →

Do you translate from English into other languages?

English-to-other-language translation may be available for selected language pairs. Tell us the destination country and receiving authority because overseas requirements can differ.

What information should I provide when ordering?
  • A clear copy of every relevant page
  • The source and target languages
  • The receiving authority
  • Your required delivery date
  • Preferred passport spellings for names
  • Any instructions supplied by the receiving organisation
Do I need a sworn or notarised translation for the Home Office?

In many Home Office and UKVI cases, a properly certified translation is sufficient. Sworn translation and notarisation are separate services and should be ordered when specifically requested.

Can documents be translated urgently?

Same-day or next-day options may be available depending on the language pair, length, legibility, complexity and translator availability. Send the complete document and exact deadline for review.

Do I need to send the original document?

A clear scan, photograph or PDF is usually enough for translation. The receiving authority may separately require you to present or submit the original document.

How much does multilingual translation cost?

Pricing can depend on the language pair, amount of text, complexity, certification level and deadline. Submit readable copies for a confirmed price or review the current translation pricing.

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Ready to begin?

Start Your Multilingual Translation Order

Upload clear copies of your documents and tell us the source language, required language, receiving organisation and deadline. Your files can then be reviewed before pricing and delivery are confirmed.

  • Upload documents online
  • Confirm the language direction
  • State the intended use
  • Receive clear pricing before work begins
  • Ask about urgent delivery where required
  • Request digital or printed delivery where applicable
Multilingual documents ready for secure upload and certified translation