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Arabic ↔ English · Dublin · ترجمة معتمدة إلى اللغة الإنجليزية

Arabic speakers across Dublin come from Syria, Iraq, Sudan, Egypt, Libya, Jordan and beyond, and each country's documents look different. We translate birth certificates, ikhraj qaid extracts, marriage contracts, Tawjihi results and medical degrees into certified English for €29.95 per page, matched to the issuing country's format. Most one- to three-page orders reach you by email within 24 hours, with names spelt as in your passport.

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Arabic Translation in Dublin

Certified Arabic Translation for Dublin

Census 2022 recorded 10,671 people speaking Arabic at home across the four Dublin council areas.

Nearly half of Ireland's Arabic speakers live in the four Dublin council areas, spread across Dublin City and the suburbs of Fingal, South Dublin and Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown. Many are doctors and pharmacists working in Dublin hospitals, others are families rebuilding life after conflict, and a younger generation is moving through Irish schools. Their paperwork includes Medical Council files, marriage contracts, citizenship applications and Circuit Court family law exhibits.

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Where Arabic Speakers in Dublin Use Our Translations

Medical Council Registration for Dublin Posts

Doctors from Sudan, Egypt or Iraq joining St James's, Beaumont or Tallaght often hold a degree that is partly in English. We translate the Arabic parts, internship certificates and good-standing letters, each stamped and signed as the Medical Council asks.

Divorce and Marriage Papers at Joyce House

A divorced partner giving marriage notification in Dublin brings the وثيقة طلاق and often the original عقد زواج. We translate both documents, including the mahr, the witnesses and every Sharia court or registry stamp.

Circuit Family Law at Phoenix House

Separation, custody or divorce applications at the Dublin Circuit Family Law Office can turn on a marriage contract or a Sharia court ruling. Court rules ask for a translator's affidavit with the translation, and your solicitor can explain how that affidavit is to be handled.

Tawjihi and Thanaweya Amma for UCD

Students applying to UCD or TU Dublin with a Jordanian Tawjihi or Egyptian Thanaweya Amma need their subject scores in English. We keep totals and percentages exactly as printed, so admissions staff can place the result.

Documents

Arabic Documents for Dublin

إخراج قيد عائلي to prove family links in an ISD file

إخراج قيد عائلي

Syrian and Lebanese families in Dublin often rely on an ikhraj qaid to show who belongs to the household, for example in citizenship or family reunification files at ISD. We translate every name, the registry number and the marital status column.

كشف درجات for a master's application at Trinity or UCD

كشف درجات

Graduates from Egypt, Jordan or Iraq applying for postgraduate study at Trinity or UCD need their university transcript in English. We translate each course, the credit hours and the grade, keeping the percentage or letter scale so admissions can compare it.

Police clearance for healthcare posts at Dublin hospitals

صحيفة الحالة الجنائية

Doctors, nurses and carers from the Arab world taking jobs at St James's, the Mater or Dublin nursing homes may need a police record from every country where they have lived as adults. We translate the Arabic certificate with its stamps and reference number.

Local Tip

Before You Order in Dublin

One Arabic name can reach English in several spellings, so a Dublin file may show Mohammed, Muhammad and Mohamed for one person. Send us your passport with the documents and we will spell your name exactly as it appears there. Documents from Syria, Iraq or Egypt are non-EEA, so ask the Dublin office whether it needs legalisation or an apostille added at home first.

Price

€29.95 per page (300 source words) for certified Arabic translation, with free delivery by email. Add a hard copy by tracked post (€14.95) or an apostille for use abroad (from €149.95) at checkout. See all services.

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FAQs

Arabic Translation in Dublin: Common Questions

Does my Syrian family register extract need legalisation for Dublin?+
That varies by office. Syria is not part of the Hague Apostille Convention, so where an Irish body wants the original authenticated, that happens through legalisation. We translate the ikhraj qaid and any legalisation stamps on it.
How do you spell Arabic names that my passport writes differently?+
We follow the Latin spelling in your passport, whichever form it uses. If your IRP card or Dublin hospital records spell the name another way, we can add that version in brackets.
Could you put a Dublin certificate into Arabic for relatives abroad?+
Yes, into Modern Standard Arabic. Authorities in Arab countries often ask for legalisation or a translation made locally, so check with the receiving embassy or ministry before ordering.
Is a translation from an official translator in Cairo or Amman needed for Dublin?+
No. Ireland has no sworn or officially appointed translators, so Dublin offices do not require one. They look for a certified translation from a professional service showing the translator's details, which ours carries.
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