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Arabic Translation Services for Documents

Professional Arabic translation for personal, immigration, legal, academic, medical and business documents. Send us the complete document, confirm the language direction and intended use, and choose the certification and delivery option required for your submission.

Useful to know: If a name needs to match a passport, visa, certificate or another existing document, include the required spelling when you submit your files.

From £30 Certified translation pricing
2–3 working days Standard delivery option
12–24 hours Express option, subject to availability
Multiple language pairs Arabic is included in the language directory
Arabic translation service

Translation built around the document and where it will be used

Arabic translation is not limited to replacing individual words from one language with another. Official and professional documents need names, dates, figures, terminology, stamps and formatting to be handled clearly and consistently.

UK Document Translation supports Arabic as one of its available languages and provides document translation for individuals, professional advisers and organisations. When placing an order, identify the language currently used in the document, the language required for the completed translation and the organisation or purpose for which it will be used.

This information is particularly important when the receiving organisation has its own requirements for certification, notarisation, document presentation or additional authentication.

You can also review the available translation services or browse document types before ordering.

Documents we can help with

Arabic translation for personal and professional documents

The exact terminology and certification requirements vary according to the document and the organisation receiving the completed translation. Linked document examples below are for Arabic-to-English translation; for English-to-Arabic requests, confirm your required language direction when ordering.

02 / IMMIGRATION

Immigration and visa documents

Supporting documents for immigration, residence and other formal application processes.

03 / LEGAL

Legal and court documents

Documents where terminology, names, clauses and formal wording need careful handling.

  • Contracts
  • Affidavits
  • Court orders
  • Witness statements
04 / ACADEMIC

Academic documents

Educational records used for admissions, employment and qualification assessment.

05 / MEDICAL

Medical and healthcare documents

Healthcare material containing personal information and specialist terminology.

06 / BUSINESS

Business and financial documents

Corporate and professional material for organisations working across different languages.

  • Corporate filings
  • Business contracts
  • Financial statements
  • Bank statements
  • Professional correspondence
Language direction

Arabic to English or English to Arabic?

Tell us both the language of the original and the language required for the completed document. Your exact language pair is confirmed together with the document type and intended use.

Keep official name spellings consistent

If an Arabic name already has an established Latin-alphabet spelling on a passport, identity document or previous official record, include that spelling with the order so it can be considered during translation.

Arabic → English For Arabic-language documents that need to be read or submitted in English. State the intended use and provide any required English spellings of names.
English → Arabic For English-language documents that need an Arabic version. Include the destination, intended recipient and any terminology or naming instructions you have been given.
Documents containing more than one language Upload the complete document and identify the languages you recognise. The files can then be assessed according to their content and the required target language.
Stamps, seals and handwritten entries Make sure these areas are visible in the source file. Cropped or blurred sections can prevent important information from being assessed properly.
How it works

Three steps to your Arabic document translation

The process keeps the original document, required language pair, certification and delivery requirements together from the beginning.

Upload the complete document

Send a clear scan or photograph showing every relevant page, including stamps, seals, signatures, handwritten notes and reverse-side content.

Confirm the language and requirements

State the source and target languages, intended use, destination, required certification and delivery deadline.

Translation and quality check

The document is translated and checked for names, dates, terminology, completeness, stamps and formatting before delivery.

Before you upload

What to send with your Arabic translation request

A complete and readable source document reduces avoidable questions and makes it easier to identify the correct language, formatting and certification requirements.

  • A clear scan or high-resolution photograph
  • Every page that needs to be translated
  • The reverse side where relevant
  • Visible stamps, seals and signatures
  • Readable handwritten text
  • The required target language
  • Your destination country or intended recipient
  • Instructions provided by the receiving organisation
  • Your required delivery timeframe
Certification options

Choose the format the receiving organisation requires

Certification, notarisation and legalisation are different requirements. Check the instructions issued by the organisation receiving the Arabic or English translation before selecting additional formalities.

If the instructions are unclear, include them with your document so the requirement can be reviewed before the order proceeds.

01

Certified translation

A professionally translated document supplied with certification identifying the translated material and confirming the translation.

02

Notarised translation

An additional notarial step for circumstances in which the organisation receiving your document specifically asks for notarisation.

03

Apostille-ready handling

Document preparation is available for orders that may require a later apostille or legalisation process.

Pricing and delivery

Select an option around your deadline

Translation cost and timing can depend on the document, language pair, length and certification requirements. The current service options are shown below.

Standard 2–3 working days

The listed standard delivery option for certified translation when your submission deadline allows normal processing.

Express 12–24 hours

A priority option for urgent document submissions, subject to language, document and service availability.

Additional services currently listed by UK Document Translation include regular post at £8.99, an extra certified copy at £5.00 and notarial certification quoted separately. Select additional services only where they suit your document and the receiving organisation's requirements.

Choosing a translation service

Check your document requirements before ordering

Certification, language pair, delivery format and deadline depend on the receiving organisation and the document. Confirm what you need before uploading your files.

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Frequently asked questions

Questions about Arabic translation

Check the requirements issued by the organisation receiving your translation whenever it specifies a particular form of certification or document presentation.

Do you provide Arabic translation services?

Yes. Arabic is listed in UK Document Translation's language directory. When ordering, provide both the source language and the language required for the completed translation so the exact language pair can be confirmed.

Can I request Arabic to English translation?

Submit the Arabic source document and state that English is required as the target language. Include the intended use, destination and any required spellings of names that need to match existing records.

Can I have an English document translated into Arabic?

Submit the complete English document and identify Arabic as the required target language. The exact project can then be assessed according to the document type, intended use and certification requirements.

Which Arabic documents can be translated?

The wider service covers personal and civil documents, immigration evidence, legal material, academic records, medical documents and business or financial documents. Examples include certificates, passports, transcripts, contracts, reports and official correspondence.

How much does Arabic translation cost?

The site's certified translation service currently lists pricing from £30. Your exact price depends on the document, language pair, length, certification and delivery requirements, so the document should be submitted for an accurate assessment.

How quickly can an Arabic translation be completed?

The standard delivery option is listed as 2–3 working days. A 12–24 hour express option may also be available for urgent documents, depending on the language pair, document and current availability.

What should I upload for an Arabic document translation?

Upload a clear scan or high-resolution photograph of every relevant page. Make sure stamps, seals, signatures, handwritten entries and reverse-side content are visible, and provide the required target language, intended use and deadline.

Does an Arabic translation need to be notarised?

Not always. Certification and notarisation are different services. Choose notarisation only when the organisation receiving the translation specifically requests it, or check its instructions before ordering.

Ready to translate your Arabic document?

Upload the complete file, identify the language direction and tell us where the translated document will be used. You can then select the certification and delivery option required for your submission.