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Document requirements by country: what to translate, where to apostille, and which institutions ask for what.

Germany4Documents for Germany: certified translations, apostille, diploma recognition, residence permit paperwork.Poland4Documents and legalization for living, working, and doing business in Poland: karta pobytu, sworn translation, apostille.CzechiaDocuments for Czechia: court-appointed (sworn) translation, diploma nostrification, residence and employment paperwork.SlovakiaDocuments for Slovakia: apostilled translations for temporary refuge, work, and study.AustriaDocuments for Austria: certified German translations, apostille, and nostrification for study and work.HungaryDocuments for Hungary: apostilled translations for residence, study, and marriage registration.RomaniaDocuments for Romania: apostilled translations, temporary protection and business paperwork.SwedenDocuments for Sweden: translations for Migrationsverket, driving-licence exchange, credential recognition.CyprusDocuments for Cyprus: single-status certificates for marriage, apostille, English and Greek translations.TurkeyDocuments to and from Turkey: apostille, Turkish translations, marriage and business paperwork.United Kingdom1Documents for the UK: certified translations for banks and the Home Office, certificates, corporate documents, apostille.USADocuments for the USA: certified translations for USCIS, apostille, police clearance, and education records.Canada1Immigration to Canada: IRCC translation requirements, document packages for PR, sponsorship, and study permits.ItalyDocuments for Italy: apostille, sworn translation (traduzione giurata), dichiarazione di valore for diplomas.FranceDocuments for France: apostille, sworn translation (traducteur assermenté), dossiers for préfectures and mairies.SpainDocuments for Spain: apostille, sworn translation (traductor jurado), paperwork for NIE, residence, and diploma homologation.

How to use this section

A document’s journey is the same everywhere: issue → apostille or legalization → translation → certification → submission. What changes are the details — who applies the stamp, which language to translate into, and which certification form the institution accepts. Each country page collects exactly those details in one place, along with every article about that country in both directions.

Country or document?

If you know the country, open its card above: you’ll find translation and certification requirements, timelines, and every article about it.

If you only know the document, start from the document index in the guides Ukrainian documents abroad and Foreign documents in Ukraine.

Common situations

Studying or working in the EU

Poland, Germany, and Czechia usually require a sworn translation — its form and procedure are covered on those country pages.

Documents for Poland

Immigrating to the USA or Canada

USCIS accepts certified translations and IRCC sets its own rules — build the document package around them from the start.

Documents for the USA

Marriage abroad

For Cyprus and Turkey the key document is a single-status certificate with an apostille and a translation.

Documents for Cyprus

Foreign documents for Ukraine

A document issued abroad is apostilled in the issuing country, then translated and notarized in Ukraine.

Foreign documents in Ukraine

Requirements differ not only between countries but between institutions within the same country: a university, a bank, a migration office, and a registry office may ask for different formats of the same document — from an agency stamp to a sworn translation or a double apostille.

So treat the country pages as a map, not the final word — that always belongs to the receiving institution. Ask for its requirements in writing before you start, and keep the reply. In doubt, send us the document and the institution’s name: we’ll suggest the route and quote the cost within 15 minutes.

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