Hebrew

Document translation into and from Hebrew

We translate Belarusian documents into Hebrew for Israeli institutions, and Israeli documents into Russian, notarised for use in Belarus. We start from a photo.

  • From 108 BYN per 1,800 characters
  • Usually 2–3 working days
  • We start from a photo

Language pairs

Which documents we translate to and from Hebrew

  • Russian to Hebrew

    Certificates, official letters, diplomas and powers of attorney for Israel. Check the certification and apostille requirements with the recipient.

  • Hebrew to Russian

    Israeli certificates, official letters, education documents and medical records. We translate them with notarisation for the civil registry office (ZAGS), courts, notaries and other institutions in Belarus.

Names

How we spell names from Hebrew documents

We check first names and surnames against the client’s passport and spell them exactly as they appear there, in Cyrillic and Latin script. The reason: Hebrew is written from right to left, and names in Israeli documents may be written without vowels.

Send a photo of the passport page with your name along with the document. If your name is spelt differently in different documents, tell us before we translate. This reduces the risk of an institution rejecting your papers because of a mismatch.

Prices

How much a Hebrew translation costs

Translation costs from 108 BYN per 1,800 characters. We work out the volume from a photo and confirm the price before we start.

Translator

Hebrew translation

from 108 BYN per 1,800 characters

Both directions. 1,800 characters including spaces is roughly one dense page.

Notary

Notarisation into Russian

96 BYN per document

Notarisation of a translation of an Israeli document into Russian.

Notary

Notarisation from Russian

176 BYN per document

Notarisation of a translation into Hebrew.

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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.

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Apostille

Is an apostille needed for Israel and back?

  • Israeli document for Belarus

    A Belarusian notary does not need an apostille on an Israeli document to notarise its translation. Whether the institution you are submitting to needs one is something to check with them.

  • Belarusian document for Israel

    The apostille is issued in Belarus on the original document. We can obtain it for you under a power of attorney in the name of one of our staff; turnaround is 7 working days. Translation and apostille

Turnaround

How long a Hebrew translation takes

Standard and notarised translations take us 2–3 working days. Urgent options are by the end of the day (+50%) or within two hours (+100%). We confirm whether an urgent translation is possible once we see the volume.

If you also need a Belarusian apostille, add 7 working days. Short delays occasionally happen, and we warn you about them in advance.

How to order

How to order a Hebrew translation

  1. 1

    Photo

    Send a photo of the document with all its seals and a photo of the passport page with your name.

  2. 2

    Translation and proofreading

    One of our in-house translators does the translation and an editor checks it.

  3. 3

    Your check

    We send you a scan of the translation so you can check the details.

  4. 4

    Notarisation and collection

    The original is needed for notarisation. Collect the finished documents from our office or receive them by post.

Translation quote

Get a quote
for your translation

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Your next stepstarts with a translation

Send a document for a quote

Leave your contact details and choose the language pair. We’ll review the document and confirm the price and timeline.

Order terms are set out in the public service agreement. A quote request alone does not confirm a paid order.

Or send the document by messenger:

Phone: +375 (29) 923 90 93 · peraklad.doc@gmail.com

Useful answers

Frequently asked questions

What to know before sending your documents.

How much does a Hebrew translation cost?

From 108 BYN per 1,800 characters including spaces. Notarisation of a Russian-to-Hebrew translation costs 176 BYN per document.

How long does a translation take?

Usually 2–3 working days. Urgent options are by the end of the day (+50%) or within two hours (+100%), if the volume allows.

Can a translation of an Israeli document be notarised?

Yes. Our translators are registered in the notarial database of translators in Belarus, and notarisation of a translation into Russian costs 96 BYN. The original document is needed for notarisation.

Does an Israeli document need an apostille?

Not for notarising its translation in Belarus. If the institution you are submitting the document to requires an apostille, it is issued in Israel.

Can I order without visiting your office?

Yes. We start from a photo, you post the original to the nearest office in your region, and we post the finished documents back to you.

How will a name from an Israeli document be spelt?

As in your passport, in Cyrillic and Latin script. That is why we ask you to send a photo of the passport page with your name along with the document.

Still have a question about your document?Message us and we’ll help you work it out.

Local offices, easy to reach

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Postal delivery

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Peraklad office

Visit us in Minsk

12B Makayonka Street, office 589A, room 1, Minsk
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Contact hours: Mon–Fri, 9:00–18:00. Please confirm your visit time in advance.

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Remotely, no travel

No office in your town? No problem

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.

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Postal delivery
  • Vitebsk
  • Bobruisk
  • Baranovichi
  • Borisov

Illustrative delivery routes in Belarus

Delivery within Belarus

Registered letter, first-class mail or express delivery. We clarify the appropriate service, tracking and delivery conditions.

International delivery

We confirm service availability, carrier and timing for the destination country before posting.

Choose your delivery option

How to post your documents

Belpost

Registered letter

≈ 4,68 BYN

Tracked delivery

Posting receipt, tracking and signature on delivery. Delivery notification is available separately.

Belpost conditions

First-class letter

≈ 2,94 BYN

Faster postal service

An option for faster document delivery. Confirm the appropriate service and delivery conditions before posting originals.

First-class conditions

Express parcel

≈ 10,70 BYN

For urgent documents

Belpost domestic express service, formerly domestic EMS. Example: Minsk → Brest, posted at a branch. Courier collection costs extra.

EMSExpress delivery conditions

Examples for a 200 g item posted by an individual, excluding packaging, declared value and notification. PostTarif calculations checked on 25 October 2026. These estimates apply to posting directly with the carrier; delivery arranged by the bureau is quoted separately. The total depends on weight, route and extras.

Your translation quote

It all starts
with your document.

Send a photo or scan using your preferred messaging app. Tell us the language you need, and we’ll confirm the price and timeline.

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