Document Translation & Legalisation
University applications require your documents translated and officially recognised. With 14+ years of experience, we prepare them correctly the first time — the part students most often get wrong alone.
Prepare My DocumentsWhat We Handle
- Certified translation of your diploma and academic transcript
- Legalisation / apostille so documents are officially accepted
- Preparation of supporting papers in the format each university requires
- Checking everything for accuracy before it’s submitted
See the full list of papers on the Entry Requirements page.
Why It Matters
A single missing stamp or an incorrect translation can delay an application by weeks — or cause it to be rejected. Requirements differ by country and by university, so experience matters. Handling this for you is one of the core reasons students choose to work with us rather than apply alone.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between translation and legalisation?
Translation converts your document into the required language; legalisation (often an apostille) confirms it is official and valid for use abroad. Most applications need both.
Do I send originals or copies?
It depends on the document and university. We tell you exactly what’s needed and how to send it safely.
How long does it take?
Usually a few weeks depending on your country’s procedures, which is why we recommend starting early.
Skip the paperwork stress
Send us your documents and we’ll get them application-ready.