Traduction Permis de construire - Swisstranslate

Planning permission

How much does it cost to translate a planning permission?
The cost of translating planning permission varies according to a number of criteria: the source and target languages, the desired delivery time (urgent, standard or express), the complexity, the length of the document, etc. Get an initial idea of the price of your translation by requesting a quote on our website.
When choosing a professional translator for your planning permission, prefer an expert with perfect knowledge of the sector and the specific documents, as well as a thorough command of your source and target languages. Put your trust in Swisstranslate: our language teams are made up of 3,000 specialist linguists, ready to provide you with an excellent translation quickly.
A certified translation is a translation carried out by a translator certified by a Court of Appeal. It is required for legal documents that must comply with the standards in force in your target country (passport, identity card, diploma, etc.). A sworn translation is recognised worldwide by the various authorities. A standard translation (such as a website or textbook, for example) is carried out by a professional translator but does not need to be certified.
We offer planning permission translations in more than 100 languages, including German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, Latvian, Polish, Finnish, Russian, Serbo-Croatian, Vietnamese, Thai, Arabic and more. This list is not exhaustive: don’t hesitate to ask our team any questions you may have, or to find out more on our website, in the “Languages” section.
The time taken to translate planning permission varies according to its length, complexity, language combination and the date on which you need it. At Swisstranslate, we offer express (within two working days), urgent (within four working days) or standard (within seven working days) delivery times.