Skip to main content

Language pair

Certified Turkish to French Translation

5

sworn translators

2

languages

Translator working on a certified document

Need a certified (sworn) Turkish to French translation in Belgium? CertiDocs provides 5 sworn translators specialised in this language combination.

The community in Belgium

Belgium's Turkish community (over 200,000 people) generates regular demand for certified Turkish-French translations.

Most translated documents

Birth certificatesmarriage certificatesTurkish diplomascriminal recordsnaturalisation documents and driving licences
Official CertiDocs sworn translator stamp for Belgium with Sworn Translation and For Certified Copy of the Translation marks

Linguistic specifics

Turkish is an agglutinative language whose grammatical structure differs profoundly from French. Turkish-French translation requires special attention to special characters (ç, ş, ğ, ı, ö, ü), Turkish surname conventions, and multiple suffixes that modify word meaning in administrative documents.

Indicative pricing

between €35 and €65 per page

Describe your need
We find your translator
Certified translation
Fast delivery

Cities with high demand

Frequently asked questions

+How much does a certified Turkish-French translation cost?
The price depends on the document type and deadline. Expect between €35 and €65 per page. Request a free quote.
+How many sworn Turkish-French translators are there in Belgium?
Belgium has 5 sworn translators for this pair, registered with the FPS Justice.
+What documents are most translated from Turkish to French?
Birth certificates, marriage certificates, Turkish diplomas, criminal records, naturalisation documents and driving licences.
+What is the turnaround for a Turkish-French translation?
The standard turnaround is 3 to 5 business days. Express (48h) and urgent (24h) options are available.
+Is a certified Turkish-French translation officially recognised?
Yes, all our translators are registered with the Belgian FPS Justice. Their translations are accepted by municipalities, courts and authorities.