Certified translation available in 60+ languages · every language family covered
60+ languages · every region of the world

60+ languages available for certified translation

From English to Tibetan, and through every variant of Arabic, our expert translators cover more than 60 source languages into French and 40+ target languages from French. Explore the full list by language family, our pricing ranges, and regional specifics.

All language families
Regional variants
Rare languages
Transparent pricing
Language coverage
Source languages60+
Target languages40+
Language families12
Regional variants25+
Top 10 languages75% of orders
Rare-language turnaround72-96 h

1. Top 10 most requested languages

These 10 language combinations account for around 75% of our certified translation orders. All of them benefit from a standard 48-hour turnaround and an optimised base rate.

EnglishEN
ArabicAR
SpanishES
PortuguesePT
ItalianIT
RussianRU
ChineseZH
GermanDE
RomanianRO
TurkishTR
RankFlagLanguageMarket sharePrice per page (incl. VAT)Standard turnaround
1English28%€543 business days
2Arabic (all variants)15%€593 business days
3Spanish9%€593 business days
4Portuguese7%€593 business days
5Italian5%€393 business days
6Russian4%€593 business days
7Chinese (Mandarin)3%€5972h
8German2%€593 business days
9Romanian2%€393 business days
10Turkish2%€393 business days

2. European languages

We cover all 24 official languages of the European Union, plus numerous regional and Balkan languages.

Western Europe

EnglishEN
GermanDE
SpanishES
ItalianIT
PortuguesePT
DutchNL
IrishGA
WelshCY
CatalanCA
BasqueEU

Slavic languages

RussianRU
UkrainianUK
BelarusianBE
PolishPL
CzechCS
SlovakSK
SerbianSR
CroatianHR
SlovenianSL
MacedonianMK
BulgarianBG

Nordic languages

SwedishSV
NorwegianNO
DanishDA
FinnishFI
IcelandicIS
SamiSE

Balkan and Eastern European languages

RomanianRO
HungarianHU
GreekEL
AlbanianSQ
BosnianBS
EstonianET
LatvianLV
LithuanianLT
MalteseMT

3. Arabic and Middle Eastern languages

Arabic is the second most translated language at Transdoc (15% of orders), owing to the large Maghrebi and Lebanese diaspora communities in France. We cover every regional variant.

Standard Arabic (MSA)AR
Moroccan ArabicAR-MA
Algerian ArabicAR-DZ
Tunisian ArabicAR-TN
Egyptian ArabicAR-EG
Levantine ArabicAR-LB
Gulf ArabicAR-AE
Persian / FarsiFA
DariPRS
PashtoPS
HebrewHE
TurkishTR
🏳️KurdishKU
ArmenianHY
GeorgianKA
AzerbaijaniAZ
About Arabic: official documents from Arabic-speaking countries are generally drafted in Modern Standard Arabic (MSA), but often include regional phrasing, transliterated proper names, and local administrative references. We always assign a translator native to the relevant country (Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Lebanon, etc.).

4. African languages

We cover the main official and lingua franca languages of Africa, paying particular attention to documents from French-speaking countries (even when drafted in a local language) as well as English- and Portuguese-speaking countries.

SwahiliSW
AmharicAM
WolofWO
LingalaLN
HausaHA
YorubaYO
IgboIG
MalagasyMG
ZuluZU
AfrikaansAF
XhosaXH
KinyarwandaRW
SomaliSO
TigrinyaTI

5. Asian languages

We handle the main Asian languages, with translators specialised in every writing system (Chinese characters, Hangeul, Japanese syllabaries, Devanagari, and abugida scripts).

East Asia

Mandarin ChineseZH
Cantonese ChineseYUE
Traditional ChineseZH-TW
JapaneseJA
KoreanKO
MongolianMN

Southeast Asia

VietnameseVI
ThaiTH
IndonesianID
MalayMS
TagalogTL
KhmerKM
LaoLO
BurmeseMY

South Asia and Central Asia

HindiHI
UrduUR
BengaliBN
TamilTA
PunjabiPA
GujaratiGU
SinhaleseSI
NepaliNE
KazakhKK
UzbekUZ

6. Rare languages

Beyond common languages, we provide access to expert judicial translators registered with the Cour de cassation (France's supreme court for civil and criminal matters) for very rare language combinations. These services require a longer assignment time (72 to 96 hours).

TibetanBO
Classical MongolianMN-MN
OromoOM
ChechenCE
OssetianOS
TajikTG
TurkmenTK
KyrgyzKY
SyriacSYR
BuryatBUA
YiddishYI
RomaniROM
Your language isn't listed? Contact us directly at +33 1 84 80 21 20 or by email: we have access to the entire French network of expert judicial translators (the lists of all 36 Courts of Appeal, plus the national list of the Cour de cassation). Most rare combinations can be handled within 3 to 5 business days.

7. Language specifics and costs

The rate per page (about 250 words) depends on the language pair, from €39 for the most common languages to €139 for the rarest. There is no coefficient or category surcharge: the price shown is the final price including VAT.

Price incl. VATLanguages (into or from French)
€39 / pageAlbanian, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Romanian, Turkish
€49 / pageFang, Greek, Vietnamese
€54 / pageEnglish, Moldovan
€59 / pageArabic, Azerbaijani, Bulgarian, Catalan, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, Georgian, German, Latin, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Spanish, Ukrainian
€65 / pageDutch
€69 / pageBosnian, Danish, Dari, Farsi, Kurdish, Montenegrin, Persian, Swedish
€75 / pageJapanese, Korean, Macedonian
€79 / pageArmenian, Finnish, Hebrew, Slovenian, Tagalog, Thai
€95 / pageLatvian, Nepali, Norwegian
€99 / pageHindi, Lao, Lithuanian, Malagasy, Punjabi, Urdu
€119 / pageAmharic, Marathi
€139 / pageKinyarwanda, Kirundi, Malay

For French → English translation, the rate is €36 per page incl. VAT.

See the detailed price list: full 2026 rates.

8. Possible language combinations

Language combinations are always determined by the document's intended final use.

For use in France: translation INTO French

All documents intended for a French administration, a court, a town hall, or a French consulate must be translated into French. Our main catalogue: 60+ source languages → FR.

For use abroad: translation FROM French

French documents (civil status certificates, diplomas, judgments, contracts, articles of association) intended for use abroad (visa, studies, marriage, international inheritance, relocation). Available combinations: FR → 40+ target languages.

Non-French combinations (EN → ES, DE → IT, etc.)

Our translators, sworn in France, primarily certify translations to and from French. For needs between two non-French languages (for example EN → ES without passing through French), we work with our international network to provide translation plus local certification in the destination country.

9. How we guarantee quality across all languages

Guaranteeing consistent quality across 60+ languages is our daily challenge. Here are the five pillars of our approach.

Specialisation by language
Each translator only works in their native language(s), never in a language learned later in life.
Up-to-date legal glossaries
Terminology validated by our editorial committee, specific to each language pair and each field.
Regional variants taken into account
Moroccan vs Egyptian Arabic, European vs Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified vs Traditional Chinese: the right variant for every document.
Rejection guarantee
If a French administration rejects the translation for a strictly formal reason, we redo it free of charge (Terms, Article 12.2), in any language.

10. Dialects and regional variants

Understanding these variants is essential for an accurate legal translation. Here are the main subtleties our translators take into account.

Chinese: Simplified (PRC) vs Traditional (Taiwan, Hong Kong)

The People's Republic of China uses simplified characters (jiǎntǐzì). Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macao use traditional characters. Our translators cover both systems depending on the document's origin.

Arabic: 6 main variants

Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) is used in official administration in most countries. Regional variants appear in proper names, place names, and certain expressions: Moroccan Arabic (Darija), Algerian, Tunisian, Egyptian (Masri), Levantine (Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Palestine), and Gulf Arabic (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait).

Portuguese: Portugal vs Brazil

Since the 1990 Orthographic Agreement, the two variants have grown closer, but significant lexical, grammatical, and administrative differences remain. A Brazilian document must be translated by a Brazilian translator, and a Portuguese document by a translator from Portugal.

Spanish: Spain vs Latin America

Peninsular Spanish (Spain) differs from Latin American variants (Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, etc.) mainly at the lexical and administrative level. The Real Academia Española (Spain's royal academy for the Spanish language) coordinates with the 22 Latin American language academies.

Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, Montenegrin

Languages derived from the unified Serbo-Croatian of the former Yugoslavia, now officially recognised as distinct. The differences are mainly sociolinguistic and alphabetical (Cyrillic for Serbian, Latin for Croatian).

English: British, American, Canadian, Australian

Spelling differences (colour vs color, traveller vs traveler), as well as legal and administrative terminology, are all taken into account. A US diploma is translated with the appropriate equivalence to the French LMD degree system, while a UK document follows UK terminology.

Frequently asked questions about languages

How many languages does Transdoc translate?

More than 60 source languages into French, and from French into 40+ target languages. Our network covers all official EU languages, all Arabic and Middle Eastern languages, the main Asian and African languages, and numerous rare languages through experts registered with the Cour de cassation.

Do you translate both from and into French?

Yes, both directions are possible. For use in France (prefectures, town halls, courts, consulates), the translation must always be INTO French. For use abroad (visa, studies, marriage, inheritance), the translation is done FROM French into the destination country's language.

Which languages are most in demand?

Transdoc's top 10: English (28%), Arabic all variants (15%), Spanish (9%), Portuguese (7%), Italian (5%), Russian (4%), Mandarin Chinese (3%), German (2%), Romanian (2%), Turkish (2%). These 10 languages account for around 75% of our orders.

Are prices the same for all languages?

No: the rate per page depends on the language pair, from €39 for the most common languages (Italian, Romanian, Turkish…) to €139 for the rarest, with no extra coefficient (English €54, Spanish, German, Arabic €59, Japanese and Korean €75). See our full pricing table.

Do you handle regional variants (Moroccan vs Egyptian Arabic, European vs Brazilian Portuguese)?

Yes. We always assign a translator familiar with the specific variant: Moroccan, Algerian, Tunisian, Egyptian, Levantine, or Gulf Arabic; European or Brazilian Portuguese; Peninsular or Latin American Spanish; Simplified (PRC) or Traditional (Taiwan/Hong Kong) Chinese; British, American, Canadian, or Australian English.

Can foreign sworn translators translate documents for use in France?

No. For use in France, only a translator registered with a French Court of Appeal or on the national list of the Cour de cassation can produce a valid translation. A sworn translator in the UK, a traductor jurado in Spain, or a vereidigter Übersetzer in Germany is not recognised by the French administration.

What if my language is not on the list?

Contact us directly at +33 1 84 80 21 20 or by email: we have access to the entire French network of expert judicial translators (the lists of all 36 Courts of Appeal, plus the national list of the Cour de cassation). Most rare combinations can be handled within 3 to 5 business days, sometimes via English as a pivot language.

Do rare languages require a longer turnaround?

Yes, allow 72 to 96 hours instead of the standard 3 business days for rare languages (Japanese, Korean, Thai, Tibetan, Khmer, Central Asian languages). Sworn translators for these combinations are limited in number, so assignment takes longer. An Priority service remains available for urgent cases, at an additional cost.

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60+ source languages, 40+ target languages, regional variants covered, optimised turnaround times.