Translator
Translation
from 68 BYN per 1,800 characters
From Czech into Russian and from Russian into Czech.
Czech
Documents
Most often certificates, education documents and car papers. We translate them for a civil registry office, notary, court or university.
Birth and marriage certificates, divorce documents — for a Belarusian civil registry office (ZAGS), notary or court.
Diplomas, letters from universities, employment contracts and income statements.
Registration documents, sale and purchase agreements and other paperwork for a car from the Czech Republic.
Translation quote

Leave your contact details and choose the language pair. We’ll review the document and confirm the price and timeline.
Or send the document by messenger:
How it is certified
A Belarusian notary certifies the translation of a Czech document: the notary attests the translator’s signature, not the content. So the translator must be on the notarial register. Our translators are.
For a notarial act in Belarus, a foreign document is translated into Russian or Belarusian. In that case, the law on notaries does not require an apostille on the Czech document itself. If you are submitting the translation to another authority rather than a notary, check their requirements.
Prices
Czech translation starts from 68 BYN per 1,800 characters; notarisation into Russian is 96 BYN. Standard documents are priced per document from a photo, long texts by character count.
Translator
from 68 BYN per 1,800 characters
From Czech into Russian and from Russian into Czech.
Notary
96 BYN per document
Notarisation of a translation of a Czech document into Russian.
Notary
176 BYN per document
When we translate a Belarusian document from Russian into Czech.
Urgent orders: by the end of the day +50%, within two hours +100%.
Choose the document, languages and certification — the price updates instantly.
A starting price from our price list. We confirm the exact amount and deadline from a photo of the document — free of charge, before any work starts.
Names
We spell Czech names as in the holder’s passport, in Cyrillic and Latin script. Czech uses letters with háček and čárka — č, ř, š, ž, ě, á, ů. Women’s surnames usually take the ending -ová.
If the surname in the Czech document differs from your passport, tell us in advance. That way we will not mix up which spelling to keep.
For Czechia
In our experience, documents for the Czech Republic and other European countries more often need a sworn translation. A notarised translation is often not accepted there. Check the exact requirements with the authority you are submitting to.
We provide sworn translations into all European languages. A photo of the document is enough, and it takes 5–7 working days. How sworn translation works
How to order
A clear photo of every page, including any stamps and notes on the back.
A translator does the translation and an editor proofreads it. We send you a scan to check.
Notarisation requires the original — bring it to one of our offices or post it to the nearest office in your region.
Collect it from the office Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00 or receive it by post.
Useful answers
What to know before sending your documents.
Translation starts from 68 BYN per 1,800 characters; notarisation is 96 BYN per document. We calculate the total from a photo.
Usually 2–3 working days, including notarisation.
No, if a Belarusian notary certifies the translation: the law does not require an apostille on a document issued abroad. Other authorities may ask for something else, so check with them.
Yes, we translate registration documents and contracts. Check where you are submitting the translation: that determines whether notarisation is needed.
Yes. Notarisation of a translation from Russian into Czech is 176 BYN per document. For submission in Europe, a sworn translation may be required, so check with the recipient.
A photo is enough for the translation. Notarisation requires the original: bring it to an office or send it by post.
Local offices, easy to reach
Postal delivery
More about deliveryPeraklad office
Contact hours: Mon–Fri, 9:00–18:00. Please confirm your visit time in advance.
Remotely, no travel
About 30% of our clients order remotely: they send a photo of the document to a messaging app, post the originals and receive the finished translation by post. Convenient when our office is far away.
Originals may be needed to prepare your documents. Before posting, we confirm what is required for your translation, certification, apostille or legalisation.
Bring the documents to our office or send them by post. Once the order is complete, we send the finished set to the agreed address.
More about deliveryIllustrative delivery routes in Belarus
Registered letter, first-class mail or express delivery. We clarify the appropriate service, tracking and delivery conditions.
We confirm service availability, carrier and timing for the destination country before posting.