Translator
Translation
from 95 BYN per 1,800 characters
Standard documents are priced per document, long texts by character count. We quote the total from a photo.
Japanese
Documents
We translate documents for study, work, marriage and business. Some are going to Japan, others have come back from there.
Diplomas, school-leaving certificates, transcripts and university letters — for admission to a Japanese university or language school, or to have a Japanese diploma recognised back home.
Employment contracts, letters from your employer, income statements, reference letters and bank statements.
Birth and marriage certificates and marital status certificates — for marrying a Japanese citizen or sorting out a child’s documents.
Contracts with Japanese partners, articles of association, equipment manuals and technical documentation.
Language pairs
Japanese certificates, extracts, diplomas and contracts — for a civil registry office (ZAGS), notary, court, university or employer in Belarus.
Belarusian documents for a Japanese university, employer, immigration office or municipal office.
Certification
For Belarus you need a notarised translation; for Japan, whatever the Japanese recipient asks for. If you are not sure, message us and we will work it out together.
You need a notarised translation into Russian. Our translators are listed in the Belarusian notaries’ database of translators. When a Belarusian notary certifies the translator’s signature on a foreign document, the law on notaries does not require an apostille on that document. More about notarisation
Japan is party to the 1961 Hague Convention, so a Belarusian document usually gets an apostille rather than consular legalisation. The list of member countries is in the official HCCH status table. We arrange the apostille ourselves. Translation and apostille
Each Japanese institution decides for itself whose translation they accept and whether it needs certifying. Check with the university, employer or authority before you order.
Translation quote

Leave your contact details and choose the language pair. We’ll review the document and confirm the price and timeline.
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Prices
Translator
from 95 BYN per 1,800 characters
Standard documents are priced per document, long texts by character count. We quote the total from a photo.
Notary
96 BYN per document
Notarisation of a translation of a Japanese document into Russian.
Notary
176 BYN per document
Notarisation of a translation from Russian into Japanese.
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
We spell first names and surnames as they appear in the holder’s passport, in Cyrillic and Latin script. Japanese text mixes three writing systems: kanji characters and the hiragana and katakana syllabaries. Foreign names are written in katakana, and there is more than one way to render them back into Cyrillic. So please send a photo of the passport along with the document.
We convert dates given in Japanese imperial eras, such as Heisei or Reiwa, to the familiar calendar. The recipient will not have to work out the years themselves.
See prices for other languages or for other Asian languages.
How to order
Send photos of every page, including those with seals, and tell us where you will submit the translation. We will quote the price and turnaround from the photos.
A translator does the translation and an editor proofreads it. We send you a scan so you can check names and dates.
Notarisation requires the original: bring it to an office or post it to the nearest office in your region.
Collect it from the office Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00 or have it posted to you.
Useful answers
What to know before sending your documents.
From 95 BYN per 1,800 characters. Notarisation of a translation into Russian is 96 BYN per document. We will quote the exact total from a photo.
Usually 2–3 working days, including notarisation. Urgent orders: by the end of the day for +50% or within two hours for +100%.
If a Belarusian notary certifies the translation, the law on notaries does not require an apostille on a document issued abroad. Other institutions may ask for something different, so check with them.
As a rule, yes: Japan is party to the Hague Convention, so consular legalisation is not needed. Check the requirements with the recipient in Japan, and we will arrange the apostille.
As in your passport, in Cyrillic and Latin script. Please send a photo of your passport along with the document.
Yes. We translate from a photo. The original is needed for notarisation or an apostille, and you can post it to us.
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.