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Specialist Insurance Translation Services Insurance documentation is complex and specialised, so it’s important that any insurance translations are done by experienced linguists with expertise in the insurance industry. Insurance documents often need to be translated quickly, and It is vital that insurance translation documents are error-free and mean exactly the same in the translation as

Translation of a birth certificate: When do you need to translate a birth certificate, and how should you do it? There are several situations where you might need translation of a birth certificate into another language, and it’s often necessary not only to get a translation but also to provide evidence that the document is

Can you trust AI for translations? There’s a range of AI translation tools on the market these days. Many of them offer free options, and even the paid for services often work out substantially cheaper than a human interpreter or translator – but can you trust AI translation accuracy? A speedy human translator can translate

When do you require a certified translation, and how do you know you’re getting the certified translation service you need? If you’re buying or selling property abroad, applying for a visa or residency, or dealing with someone else’s affairs on their behalf, you’ll almost certainly need to provide certification translations of documents at some point.

  We recently talked about the rise of AI, and how new technologies are improving machine translation.  But what about other ways that technology is changing how people work with translators? No matter what sector you work in, you’ve probably heard (or made) the same complaint. Everything is so fast these days. There’s never any

  With our minds turning to summer holidays, the other day we were discussing how people who’ve had medical problems when travelling abroad access translation services for their medical or insurance documents. We were thinking particularly about medical tourism, but also what happens if you’re involved in an accident. Pre-Covid, medical tourism from the UK