CERTIFIED TRANSLATION OF A CZECH UNIVERSITY DEGREE (DIPLOM)
If you need a certified translation of a Czech degree certificate (diplom in Czech) into English for UK authorities, do not hesitate to contact me. I have been supplying my clients with certified English translations of Czech degree certificates since 2011.
My translations are accredited by the Chartered Institute of Linguists (CIOL), the Institute of Translation and Interpreting (ITI) and the Association of Translation Companies (ATC), and are accepted by all UK authorities (HM Passport Office, UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI), HMRC, DVLA, NHS, SIA, ENIC, courts, register offices, schools, etc.).
Cost and Turnaround
The cost of a certified translation of a Czech degree certificate (diplom) into English:
- £30 for front page
- £40 for front and back
- £5 postage – a posted hard copy is not always required; in some cases a scanned copy sent by email is sufficient
Standard turnaround time: 2–3 working days from receipt of payment
Express service available (by prior agreement)
THE PROCESS EXPLAINED
The process of ordering a certified translation of a Czech degree certificate (diplom) into English is simple. You send me photos by email, WhatsApp or Messenger, I confirm the price and turnaround time and provide payment details. Once the payment is received, I will send you the translation in the agreed format (by post or electronically, or both).
Send me an email or a message on WhatsApp or Messenger with your requirements — who the translation is for and how quickly you need it.
Attach photos or scans
You can attach the photos of the degree certificate.
Reply
I will confirm the cost of the translation and the turnaround time, and send you payment details.
Translation
Once payment has been received, I will send you the translation in the agreed way (by post or electronically, or both) and within the agreed timeframe.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is a degree certificate called in Czech?
The Czechs call a degree certificate diplom or vysokoškolský diplom (university degree certificate). You can also hear bakalářský diplom or magisterský diplom meaning a Bachelor’s degree certificate or Master’s degree certificate.
Can you translate other Czech university documents for me?
Absolutely! Alongside degree certificates, I can translate any type of document related to your university studies. These include transcripts, diplomas, confirmation letters, study records, course descriptions, reference letters, and other academic paperwork. Simply drop me a line, send me photos of the document in question and we will go from there.
Will your translation be stamped?
Yes, the translation will include a translator’s certification statement and a British certified translator stamp.
Do I need to send you the original degree certificate (diplom) by post?
No, you do not need to send the original by post. A photo or scan sent by email, WhatsApp or Messenger is sufficient for me to prepare the translation. I will send the completed translation to you by post.
How will you deliver the translation to me?
In most cases, the translation can be sent in digital form (via email, WhatsApp, Messenger). However, if you require the original, I can also send the translation by post.
Will I need to have your translation further certified anywhere?
No, my translation does not require any further certification.
Is your translation "a certified translation"?
Yes, my translation will be a certified translation and will meet all criteria required by UK authorities.
Will your translation be bound together with the original document?
Unlike in the Czech Republic, translations in the UK do not need to be physically bound to the original document. Most UK authorities require the original translation to be presented together with the original document, but they do not need to be attached. In the UK, the tricolour ribbon binding used in the Czech Republic does not exist.
What does an official certified translation of a Czech university degree certificate (diplom) into English look like?
An official certified translation of a Czech diplom into English includes a translator’s certification statement stating that the translation is, to the best of their knowledge and belief, a complete, true and accurate translation of the original Czech document. The translation is stamped, dated and signed, and includes the translator’s contact details and qualifications. This is the standard procedure, and such certified translations are accepted by all UK authorities.
I was told the translation must be done by an accredited translator. Do you meet this requirement?
Yes, I am accredited by the Chartered Institute of Linguists (CIOL), the Institute of Translation and Interpreting (ITI) and the Association of Translation Companies (ATC).