Translate legal, visa, academic, business and official documents between English and a wide range of international languages. Tell us the language pair, where the document will be submitted and when you need it.
24 Hour Translation provides multilingual translation services for customers submitting documents in the UK and internationally. Language availability is considered together with the document type, required certification and destination authority.
The directory below highlights frequently requested languages rather than every available combination. Some projects require a specific regional variety, dialect, script or country-specific certification format, so it is important to provide the complete requirement when ordering.
Search the directory or filter by region. This is a selection of commonly requested languages and is not the complete list of more than 100 languages.
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Professional translation for major Western and Southern European languages used in personal, legal, academic and business documents.
Translation support for official and professional documents from a range of Central and Eastern European languages.
Specialist translation for languages that may require careful handling of regional usage, script direction, terminology and document format.
Certified translation across widely requested East Asian and South Asian languages, including different scripts and writing systems.
The website covers more languages than can be displayed in a short directory. Send the language name, dialect or regional variant together with the document for an availability check.
The required translator, terminology and certification can change according to the document’s purpose. Share the intended use at the start so the request can be reviewed correctly.
Documents intended for courts, solicitors, government departments, embassies, consulates and other formal recipients.
Personal and supporting documents that need to be translated for an immigration, nationality, residency or visa process.
Certificates, transcripts, diplomas and related records submitted to educational institutions or professional bodies.
Contracts, company records, financial documents and other materials used in commercial or cross-border business activity.
A language pair alone does not determine the correct service. The receiving organisation’s instructions should guide whether certification or another formal process is required.
A completed translation supplied with a certification statement. It is commonly requested for formal document submissions in the UK.
Some overseas authorities require a translator who is sworn or officially authorised under the relevant country’s legal system.
Translation of legal content requiring accurate terminology and careful handling of clauses, names, references and formal wording.
Translation adapted to the terminology, structure and intended audience of educational, financial, commercial or organisational documents.
Providing the right information at the beginning reduces delays and helps the team confirm the appropriate language and certification requirements.
State the document’s current language and the language you need it translated into.
Upload a clear, complete scan, photograph or digital copy for review.
Explain where it will be submitted, the required service and your deadline.
Review the confirmed language availability, price, format and realistic turnaround before work begins.
A short but complete brief helps avoid questions later and makes it easier to identify the right translator and service.
These issues can affect availability, pricing or whether the finished translation is prepared in the right format.
A request should identify both the document’s current language and the language required for the finished translation.
Certification requirements can differ between countries and organisations, even for the same document type.
Missing margins, reverse sides, seals or handwritten notes can prevent a complete review of the document.
Some requests require a specific regional form, script or terminology. Include this detail whenever it is stated by the recipient.
Certified, sworn and notarised translations are not interchangeable. Follow the instructions issued by the receiving organisation.
Urgent availability depends on the language pair, document length, legibility and required service.
Answers to common questions about language availability, turnaround and certification.
We provide certified, sworn, legal, academic and corporate translation services. Whether you require an official translation for submission or a professional translation for business use, provide the intended purpose so the request can be reviewed correctly.
The service covers more than 100 languages. The directory above shows frequently requested languages, not every available language or regional variation.
Send the language name, required dialect or regional variety and a copy of the document through the fast quote form. Availability can then be checked for the specific language pair.
Translation may be available into English, out of English or between other languages, depending on the precise language pair and the required certification. Provide both languages when requesting a quote.
A 24-hour turnaround may be available for suitable requests. Availability depends on the language pair, document length, image quality, translator availability and certification requirements.
Check the instructions issued by the organisation receiving the document. UK recipients commonly request certified translations, while some overseas authorities require a sworn translator or another country-specific process.
Send a clear and complete copy of the document, the source and target languages, its intended use, the receiving country or organisation, your deadline and any written submission instructions.
Send a clear copy through the quote form and explain that the language is unknown. The document can be reviewed before availability and next steps are confirmed.
Upload a clear copy, tell us where the translation will be used and share your deadline. The team will review the language, service requirement and turnaround before the order starts.