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Certified Spanish translation & interpreting in Malaysia
Signed and stamped Spanish translations accepted by authorities in Malaysia and abroad, with notarisation and legalisation when you need it.
Spanish translation for Spain and Latin America, adapted to the receiving country's terminology.
Spanish documents we translate
- Birth, marriage and death certificates
- Divorce decrees and court orders
- Degrees, diplomas and academic transcripts
- Passports, MyKad and identity documents
- Contracts, agreements and tender documents
- SSM company documents and annual reports
- Medical reports and police records
- Bank statements and tax documents
Spanish interpreters
Need someone to speak for you? We provide Spanish interpreters for meetings, notary signings, hearings and medical appointments — on-site across Malaysia or by video. Interpreting →
Translation plus legalisation
If your Spanish translation will be used abroad, we can arrange notarisation, Wisma Putra authentication and embassy legalisation in the same order — or an apostille where the issuing country is a Hague Convention member. Document Legalisation →
Frequently asked questions
How much does a certified Spanish translation cost?
The price depends on the document, its length, the language pair and the deadline. Send us a scan and we will reply with a fixed quote, usually within one working day.
Will my Spanish translation be accepted by Malaysian authorities?
Our certified translations include a signed statement of accuracy, our stamp and contact details. Some authorities also require notarisation or a specific format — tell us where the document is going and we will confirm.
Can you also provide a Spanish interpreter?
Yes — consecutive, simultaneous and remote Spanish interpreting is available. Tell us the date, location and subject when you request a quote.
Request a free quote
Tell us what you need and attach your documents if you can. We reply with a fixed quote and timeline.
- Prices depend on the language pair, document type, length, urgency and whether notarisation or legalisation is required.
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