TransArabe – sworn translations between Arabic and Dutch

Sworn translations between Arabic and Dutch

Accepted by the Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND), courts and embassies. Delivery is often available within 24 hours.

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✅ Officially accepted by courts and civil-law notaries
✅ Completed within 24 hoursfully digital
10% instant discount on your first order

📦 Up to 20% discount on larger assignments for companies, lawyers and expats!

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🎁 Offer valid until 3 August 2026

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Why choose TransArabe.nl?

TransArabe.nl has been a trusted reference for sworn translations between Arabic and Dutch for more than 20 years. Our translations are legally recognised and accepted by the Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND), courts, municipalities, civil-law notaries and embassies.

  • ✔ Sworn translators registered in the WBTV register
  • ✔ Accepted by the IND, courts and embassies
  • ✔ Delivery often available within 24 hours
  • ✔ Fully digital process (scan → translate → receive)
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Our services

Rates

Service Starting price
Birth certificate€45
Marriage certificate€65
Diploma / transcript€65
Legal documents€70
Medical documents€65
Identity document€45
Driving licence€50
Correspondence / letters€45
Urgent delivery within 24 hours+25%
Weekend / public-holiday processing+15%
Retention of original formatting+€10
Sworn digital version+€12
Volume discount (from 5 documents)10% to 15% discount
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What our clients say

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“Very professional and fast service. The translation was accepted by the IND without any problems.”

– Samira A., Utrecht

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“My document was translated and sworn within 24 hours. Very reliable service and friendly communication.”

– Mohamed K., Rotterdam

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“Excellent communication, transparent prices and digital delivery. Highly recommended!”

– Amina B., Amsterdam

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Satisfied clients

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Accepted by courts and public authorities — professional sworn translators.

Information & Legalisation

When you wish to use official documents issued abroad in the Netherlands, for example for applications to the Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND), municipalities or other authorities, the documents often need to be translated correctly and legalised.


Sworn translation

A sworn translation is produced by a translator who is registered in the Dutch Register of Sworn Interpreters and Translators (Rbtv) and has taken an oath before a Dutch court. The translation includes the translator’s stamp, signature and declaration confirming its accuracy and completeness.

For documents in Dutch, English, French or German, a sworn translation is usually sufficient.


Legalisation and apostille

Depending on the country in which your document was issued and its intended use in the Netherlands, the original document and/or the translation may need to be legalised.

Please note: when a document has been translated by a sworn translator in the Netherlands, further legalisation of the translation is usually not required.


Common documents requiring a sworn translation


Legalisation procedure

  1. Have the original document legalised in its country of issue.
  2. Have the legalised document translated by a sworn translator in the Netherlands.
  3. Check whether the translation requires any further legalisation.

For more information about sworn translations and legalisation procedures, contact us via:

info@transarabe.nl

WhatsApp WhatsApp +31 423-90171


Legalisation of Moroccan documents

To use Moroccan documents in the Netherlands, they often need to be translated correctly and legalised.


Sworn translation


Arabic documents must be translated by a sworn translator registered in the Rbtv. The translation includes the translator’s stamp, signature and declaration.

Legalisation procedure for Moroccan documents

  1. Legalisation in Morocco: by the competent Moroccan authorities, such as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
  2. Legalisation by the Dutch embassy: in Morocco.
  3. Sworn translation in the Netherlands: performed by a sworn translator.

For specific information, please consult the Moroccan consulate in the Netherlands

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