We will translate your diploma into any language, including higher certification / Apostille and legalization.
Based on many years of experience translating diplomas for students of Charles University and other universities in the Czech Republic, we offer you a professional certified translation of your diploma and its legalization for use abroad (Apostille and Superlegalization). We will take care of all the necessary stamps and certifications from government offices and embassies to ensure your diploma is valid abroad.



We will provide you with a certified Word-for-Word translation that meets the requirements for the United States Educational Commission (ECFMG) and the UK General Medical Council (GMC).
Diplomas issued in Latin are most commonly those from Charles University – particularly from the First, Second, and Third Faculty of Medicine – in fields related to medicine. We will provide certified translations of these diplomas into Czech, English, German, French, Italian, and Spanish. We will also arrange for a notarized copy of your diploma. If you need to use your diploma abroad, we will handle the higher certification at the Czech Ministry of Education and legalization (Apostille or Superlegalization) and obtain all the necessary stamps for you. If Superlegalization is required, we will complete the entire process, including obtaining the final stamps from the relevant Embassy.
Diploma Supplements, also known as the “Supplement of Diploma”, are issued in Czech and English. We will arrange their translation into other languages, including a notarized copy, and subsequently provide higher certification and legalization (Apostille or Superlegalization) to ensure that they are valid and recognized abroad.
Don’t have time to wait in the Czech Republic for the entire translation and legalization process to be completed? No problem — we will make a notarized copy while you wait, so you can take the original with you and travel abroad. We will then send you the translated and certified documents (Diploma or Supplement).
The documents are sent via the Czech Post or courier companies such as Aramex or DHL.

