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Translations & legalisation

Legal and financial translation, notarisation, apostille: documents that banks and authorities accept.

Banks and registrars need more than a translation. They need the right formalities: certification and often an apostille. We produce documents accepted on the first attempt.

Murblz translation bureau price list

Service	Price
Written translation, English (per page)	$20
Written translation, German (per page)	$20
Written translation, French (per page)	$20
Written translation, Italian (per page)	$20
Written translation, Spanish (per page)	$20
Written translation, Greek (per page)	$25
Written translation, Czech (per page)	$25
Written translation, Polish (per page)	$25
Written translation, Bulgarian (per page)	$25
Written translation, Turkish (per page)	$30
Written translation, Chinese (per page)	$40
Written translation, Japanese (per page)	$40
Written translation, Arabic (per page)	$40
Notarization of translator's signature (per document)	$25
Apostille / legalization (per document)	$150
Translation editing, EN/DE/FR (per page)	from $10
Courier delivery within Moscow	$15
Rush surcharge	on request

Prices are indicative and cover our work on a typical case. We confirm the exact quote in writing after a short call - you know the final number before we start. Government fees and bank tariffs are billed separately unless explicitly included.

FAQ

How much does a document translation cost?

Pricing is per page and depends on the language: European languages cost less than rare ones. Rates are in the price list; we confirm the exact figure once we see the volume and format.

How is a notarised translation different?

A plain translation conveys the content; a notarised one adds a notary certifying the translator's signature. Government bodies and banks almost always require the certified version.

What is an apostille and when do I need one?

An apostille is a stamp confirming a document's authenticity for Hague Convention countries. It is needed for certificates and corporate documents filed abroad. For non-convention countries, consular legalisation is used.

How long does a certified translation take?

Usually one to two days for standard documents. An apostille or consular legalisation adds time that depends on the issuing authority.

Will a consulate accept your translation?

We produce translations in the format government bodies and banks require: certified and, where needed, apostilled. We confirm the specific consulate's requirements before starting.

Translations & legalisation

Murblz translation bureau price list

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