A complete pricing framework for translation, certification, apostille and legalization
The total price combines the translation service with any applicable certifications, administrative fees and delivery. Language, document type, volume, deadline and intended use determine the components of each quotation.
Written translation is priced by language combination, document group and complexity, number of translation pages and deadline. One translation page contains 1,800 characters including spaces, while current rates by language and order type appear in the translation price list.
For certified translation, apostille or legalization, only the necessary administrative services and fees are added. The final quotation separates translation, certification, institutional fees, VAT and delivery whenever applicable.
Two dedicated price lists separate written translation from certification and legalization procedures. This keeps each service in the correct context and prevents translation charges from being mixed with administrative or courier costs.
The written translation price list provides rates by language, document group and order type. Prices apply to one translation page of 1,800 characters including spaces and exclude VAT. Certification, apostille, legalization and other additional procedures are priced separately.
Legalization rates cover separate services according to the competent authority, country of issue or destination, type of certification and selected deadline. When a procedure includes translation, notarial certification, apostille or consular service, every component is identified separately in the quotation.
The final price reflects the language pair and direction, volume, terminology, formatting, deadline and required official presentation. Documents intended for use abroad may also involve the receiving authority, applicable certification route, government or consular fees and delivery method.
A clear electronic copy is usually sufficient for an initial assessment. The review identifies the language, volume, formal details, intended use and required sequence of services, after which the quotation states a specific price and deadline. An original or official copy is needed only when the selected certification or administrative procedure requires it.
Document groups distinguish common levels of volume, structure and terminology. They support orientation within the price list, while the actual text, language and deadline determine the specific price.
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Current rates for written translation and administrative procedures are maintained in separate price lists. Related service pages explain the scope of certified translation, apostille, legalization and remote ordering.
The price depends on the language combination, document group and complexity, volume and deadline. One translation page contains 1,800 characters including spaces.
It shows written translation rates by language, document group and order type, excluding VAT. Certification, apostille, legalization and other administrative services are calculated separately.
The quotation combines written translation with the required official presentation or certification. The exact form depends on the document’s intended use and the requirements of the receiving authority.
The review establishes language, volume, legibility, attachments, deadline and required certifications. The quotation therefore includes only services applicable to that document.
Yes. In most cases, a clear electronic copy is sufficient for a preliminary price and deadline. An original is required only when the relevant procedure cannot be completed from a copy.
When required, government, consular, notarial and courier fees are listed separately in the specific quotation together with translation and coordination charges.
The preliminary assessment covers translation, required certifications or legalization, applicable fees, deadline and delivery method. Every component of the order is therefore clear before work begins.
