Work permits
- Your questions about work permit translation
How much does it cost to translate a work permit?
The cost of a work permit translation varies depending on the options: the difficulty of the source or target language, the number of pages in the document and the need for urgent translation can all influence the price. To obtain a quote, you can fill in our quote form on our website, indicating all your requirements.
How do I choose a professional translator for my work permit?
At Swisstranslate, our teams are made up of 3,000 professional translators. They are real experts in your source and target languages, putting their experience at your service. They translate key terms and expressions accurately, ensuring that your document is clear and reliable.
What is the difference between a certified translation and a standard translation of a work permit?
A certified translation is produced by a sworn translator, sworn before a Court of Appeal, and is accompanied by an apostille, a legal seal proving the validity and conformity of the translation in the target country. It is generally required for all legal and statutory documents. On the other hand, a standard translation is used for other types of document that do not require certification (website, blog article, etc.).
What languages do you offer for translating work permits?
We offer work permit translations in over 100 languages, including German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, Latvian, Polish, Finnish, Russian, Serbo-Croatian, Vietnamese, Thai, Arabic, Swedish, and more. For the full list, see our “languages” section or contact us!
How long does it take to translate a work permit?
The time needed to translate a work permit depends on its length and complexity, as well as the number of languages involved. At Swisstranslate, we offer our customers several deadline options depending on your specific needs, ranging from express translation (two working days) to standard translation (seven working days).
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