Translator
Translation
from 48 BYN per 1,800 characters
Standard documents are priced per document from a photo; long texts by character count.
Slovak
Documents
Most often we translate documents about work, study and family. They are needed both ways: from Slovakia to Belarus and back.
Employment contracts and letters confirming length of service and income from Slovakia, for a Belarusian employer or for your pension record. In the other direction: diplomas and official letters for work in Slovakia.
Diplomas, school-leaving certificates and transcripts for admission to a Slovak university; official letters and diplomas from Slovakia for use in Belarus.
Birth and marriage certificates, criminal record certificates, documents for a residence permit.
Directions
The country where you submit the document decides the target language and the type of certification.
For a civil registry office (ZAGS), notary, court, university or employer in Belarus. A notarised translation is usually required.
Belarusian documents for institutions in Slovakia: study, work, marriage, residence permit.
Certification
Belarus needs a notarised translation; Slovakia more often asks for a sworn one. The final word is with the institution you are submitting to.
Notarised translation. Our in-house translators are on the Belarusian notarial register of translators. Here the Belarusian notary certifies the translator’s signature. In that case the law on notaries does not require an apostille on the Slovak document itself. How translations are notarised
European countries usually require a sworn translation and often do not accept a notarised one. Our sworn translations are done by official sworn translators in Poland. Check with the institution before you order whether it will accept this kind of translation. About sworn translation
If the recipient in Slovakia asks for an apostille, we can obtain it for you. You give one of our staff a power of attorney. We need the original; it takes 7 working days. Translation and apostille
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:
Prices
Translator
from 48 BYN per 1,800 characters
Standard documents are priced per document from a photo; long texts by character count.
Notary
96 BYN per document
Notarisation of a translation of a Slovak document into Russian.
Notary
176 BYN per document
Notarisation of a translation from Russian into Slovak.
Urgent: 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.
Details
Slovak and Czech are similar, but they are different languages. Documents issued in Czechoslovakia before 1993 may be in either of them. Send us a photo: we will identify the language and quote a price. We translate Czech documents too: Czech translation.
Slovak uses the letters ä, č, ď, ľ, ĺ, ň, ô, ŕ, š, ť and ž, and women’s surnames usually end in “-ová”. In the translation we spell names exactly as in the holder’s passport, in Cyrillic and Latin script. If the surname in the Slovak document is spelt differently from your passport, let us know in advance.
Czech and Polish documents are often translated together with Slovak ones. Have a look at those pages, or send everything in one message and we will quote for the lot.
How to order
Clear photos of every page, including seals and notes on the back. Tell us where you are submitting the translation.
From the photo we work out the volume and give you a price. Standard and notarised translation takes 2–3 working days, sworn translation 5–7.
An editor proofreads the translation, and you get a scan to check the names and dates.
Notarisation requires the original: bring it to an office or post it to the nearest office in your region. Collect the finished translation at the office or receive it by post.
Useful answers
What to know before sending your documents.
From 48 BYN per 1,800 characters. Notarisation of a translation into Russian is 96 BYN per document. We will quote the exact amount from a photo.
Standard and notarised translation takes 2–3 working days. Sworn translation takes 5–7 working days.
Not always. Documents submitted in Europe usually need a sworn translation. Check the requirements with the institution you are submitting the document to.
We start the translation from a photo. Notarisation requires the original; for a sworn translation a photo is enough.
Yes. Send photos by messenger and post the original for notarisation to the nearest office in your region. We will post the finished translation to you.
Yes. Not sure whether a Czechoslovak document is in Czech or Slovak? Send us a photo and we will work it out.
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.