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Certified Polish translation in Iceland

We translate documents from Polish into Icelandic and English – and from Icelandic and English into Polish. Certified translations for authorities, schools, courts and companies, plus apostilles, certifications and Polish interpreting.

Polish documents we translate

  • Birth, marriage and death certificates
  • Criminal record and residence certificates
  • Diplomas, transcripts and grade reports
  • Driving licences and ID documents
  • Court rulings, divorce and custody decisions
  • Contracts, powers of attorney and declarations
  • Medical certificates and records
  • Annual accounts, articles and company certificates
  • Wills and probate documents
  • Payslips, tax returns and bank statements

Poles are the largest immigrant community in Iceland. Every day we translate Polish civil-status records from the USC, criminal records from the KRK, diplomas and court rulings – and Icelandic documents for Polish authorities such as ZUS, tax offices and courts.

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Up to 5 files, 15 MB total. PDF, JPG, PNG, DOC(X), ODT.

How it works

  1. Send a request

    Fill in the form or email us a photo or scan of the document.

  2. Get a quote

    We check the destination's requirements and send you an exact price and delivery date.

  3. We do the work

    Translation, notarisation, apostille or retrieval – all in the right order.

  4. Delivery

    Digitally, by post anywhere in Iceland, or straight to the recipient.

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Frequently asked questions

Are your Polish translations accepted by Icelandic authorities?

Our certified translations are signed and stamped and intended for official use. Tell us which institution will receive the document and we'll make sure the translation meets its requirements.

Do you provide Polish interpreters?

Yes – Polish interpreters for meetings, medical appointments, courts and ceremonies, on-site or remote.

Tell us about your document

We'll reply with a quote tailored to your case. No obligation.