Arabic ⇄ Dutch translation is most often needed for the Netherlands and Belgium (Flanders).
Every translation is prepared by a professional translator with full command of both Arabic and Dutch, then checked by a second linguist. Names are transliterated to match the passport, and every stamp, seal and handwritten note is translated.
Documents we translate
- Birth, marriage and family documents
- Degrees, transcripts and Tawjihi certificates
- Certificates of good conduct
- Contracts, company documents and powers of attorney
- Court judgments and inheritance documents
- Medical reports
Certification and legalisation
Your Dutch translation can be certified, notarised and legalised, depending on what the receiving authority requires. If it must be done by a translator sworn or registered in a specific country, we tell you before you order.
Countries where Dutch translations are often required
Related services
- Certified translationSigned and stamped translations accepted by embassies, ministries, universities and courts.
- Legal & business translationContracts, court files, company documents and tenders translated by legal specialists.
- InterpretingConsecutive, simultaneous, court, medical and remote interpreting in Arabic, English and more.
Frequently asked questions
How long does an Arabic–Dutch translation take?
Standard civil documents are usually ready in one to three working days; rarer language pairs can take slightly longer. Urgent service is available on request.
Do you also translate from Dutch into Arabic?
Yes. We translate in both directions — Dutch documents into Arabic for use in Palestine, and Arabic documents into Dutch for use abroad.