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Russian is the home language of many Dublin households with roots in Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus, Kazakhstan or Russia. We translate свидетельства from the ЗАГС, Soviet-era diplomas, трудовые книжки and справки о судимости into certified English for €29.95 per page. Patronymics are kept, transliteration matches your passport, and most one- to three-page orders arrive within 24 hours.

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Russian Translation in Dublin

Certified Russian Translation for Dublin

Census 2022 counted 8,568 people speaking Russian at home in the four Dublin council areas combined.

Fingal and Dublin City have the largest groups of Russian speakers in Ireland, and many of those Dublin families hold EU passports from the Baltic states while keeping Russian as the home language. That means a Dublin order might mix a Latvian EU certificate with a Soviet birth record from 1985. Typical needs are citizenship, marriage notification at Joyce House, QQI recognition of older специалист degrees and pension evidence for work done before 1991.

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Where Russian Speakers in Dublin Use Our Translations

Soviet Birth Records for Naturalisation

Dublin residents born before 1991 often hold a Soviet свидетельство о рождении listing the parents' nationality. For a citizenship application we translate every field, including patronymics, and keep place names as they were at issue, with the modern name added.

Specialist Degrees and QQI NARIC

Engineers and teachers in Dublin with a Soviet or Russian специалист diploma ask QQI NARIC to place it on the Irish framework. We translate the диплом and its приложение, keeping every subject, hour count and grade.

A Трудовая книжка for a Dublin Pension Claim

Retirees in Fingal or Dublin City proving work abroad to the Department of Social Protection may need a трудовая книжка in English. We translate the entries that matter, together with order numbers and stamps.

Belarusian or Kazakh Divorces Before Remarrying

A partner divorced in Belarus or Kazakhstan brings the свидетельство о расторжении брака, and sometimes the court решение, to marriage notification in Dublin. We translate both with the date the decision entered into force.

Documents

Russian Documents for Dublin

Свидетельство о заключении брака for a married name in Dublin

Свидетельство о заключении брака

Russian speakers who married in a ЗАГС and now update a surname with Dublin banks, Revenue or the Passport Office need the marriage record in English. We translate both spouses' names before and after marriage, transliterated to match your passports.

Справка о несудимости for Dublin employers

Справка о наличии (отсутствии) судимости

Dublin employers in care, education and finance may ask applicants from Russia, Belarus or Kazakhstan for a criminal record certificate from home. We translate the справка with its issuing authority, reference number and any electronic signature details.

Аттестат and ЕГЭ results for a CAO application

Аттестат о среднем общем образовании

Teenagers who finished school in Russia, Belarus or Kazakhstan before moving to Dublin apply through the CAO with the аттестат and its приложение. We translate each subject and its 5-point grade, plus any ЕГЭ certificate, so Trinity or UCD can assess them.

Local Tip

Before You Order in Dublin

Before you order, settle on one Latin spelling of your name and patronymic, ideally the one in your international passport, because Dublin bodies compare every document against it. Russian documents are non-EU, and Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan all issue apostilles, so ask the Dublin office whether it wants one on the original before we translate.

Price

€29.95 per page (300 source words) for certified Russian 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

Russian Translation in Dublin: Common Questions

My Baltic passport spells my Russian name differently. Which spelling do you follow?+
Your passport's. If a Latvian or Lithuanian passport spells your name Aleksandrs or Aleksandras rather than Aleksandr, we follow it exactly and give the Cyrillic form in brackets at first mention.
Do Russian documents need an apostille for Dublin?+
Some do. Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan are Hague Convention countries, so where a Dublin office asks for an authenticated non-EU record, an apostille from the issuing country is the usual route. We translate the apostille with the document.
Can you translate an old handwritten трудовая книжка?+
Yes. We read Soviet handwriting and abbreviations, and if part of an entry is unreadable we mark it rather than guess. You can ask for only the pages a Dublin employer or adviser needs.
Can a Dublin school report be translated into Russian?+
Yes, for family, employer or school use in Russian-speaking countries. Official bodies there often want a locally notarised translation, so check with the receiving office before you order.
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