Document Attestation & Translation
Get your certificates attested and translated correctly the first time, so your visa or job is never delayed.
How we help with your document attestation & translation
Many countries only accept foreign documents after they are attested by the issuing country and the destination country's embassy. Gulf countries in particular ask for attested education, marriage, birth and company documents.
We tell you exactly which attestations your documents need, guide you through each office in the right order and arrange certified translation into Arabic, English or other languages.
What we do for you
- Education certificates and transcripts
- Marriage, birth and family documents
- Company documents and powers of attorney
- Commercial invoices and trade documents
- Certified translation in Arabic, English and more
- Apostille guidance where the country accepts it
Documents you usually need
- Original documents to be attested
- Passport copy of the document holder
- Copies of previous attestations, if any
- Authorisation letter if someone applies for you
- Translation requirements of the receiving office
- Destination country and purpose of the document
Requirements depend on your nationality, the destination country and the visa category. We confirm the exact list for your case.
How it works
Common questions
What is the difference between attestation and apostille?
An apostille is a single certificate accepted between countries in the Apostille Convention. Other countries need step-by-step attestation through ministries and embassies. We tell you which one your documents need.
How long does attestation take?
It depends on the document type, the issuing country and the embassy. We give you an estimate once we see your documents.
Do you translate into Arabic?
Yes. We arrange certified translation into Arabic, English and other languages as required.
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Ready to start your document attestation & translation?
Send your inquiry now. We reply on WhatsApp with the next steps.