TARGMANEBI is a translation bureau in Tbilisi where you can order written translation and interpreting in more than 50 languages and language directions. A preliminary assessment of your document is possible online - send us a clear photo or PDF of every page and tell us where the final translation has to be submitted.
We handle both everyday documents and documents that carry high responsibility: passports, civil status certificates, certificates and statements, diplomas, powers of attorney, contracts, medical records, company documentation and technical materials. Before work starts, we confirm the language direction, the number of pages, the format, the deadline and whether certification is needed.
What do we offer?
Notarized translation
Translation of official documents for notarization - for personal, legal and administrative purposes.
Notarized translation terms →Interpreting
For meetings, presentations, negotiations and official communication.
Interpreting services →Legal translation
Contracts, powers of attorney, court documents, applications and legal texts.
Legal translation terms →Medical translation
Test results, diagnoses, medical certificates, Form 100, examinations and clinical documentation.
Medical translation terms →Financial and business translation
Bank statements, invoices, reports, commercial proposals and corporate materials.
Financial translation terms →Technical translation
Instructions, engineering documents, specifications, safety materials and technical descriptions.
Technical translation terms →Our principles of reliability
A professional approach
The translation is prepared with the content, the purpose of the document and the terminology of the field in mind. In official texts, particular attention is paid to names, dates, numbers and wording.
Why clients trust us with translation
- We work with many types of documents and in many language directions.
- We pay attention to terminology, content and how naturally the text reads.
- We explain the process to the client simply, without unnecessary technical terms.
- We protect the confidentiality of documents and check the important details.
Languages and translation directions
Below are the active language pages. Find the language you need and see the translation direction, the document types and the ordering terms. If the language you need is not on the list, contact us and we will check whether a suitable specialist is available.
Language groups by document type
In the list above, the languages are arranged by region. Below, the same pages are grouped by the kind of administrative system their documents come from - this often helps you faster if you know the country but are not sure which language the document is written in.
Nordic countries
Most documents from Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland and Iceland are issued from the central population register and rely on a personal identification number. The terminology is similar across them, but the names and forms of the certificates differ: Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Icelandic.
The Baltic states
In Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania a large part of document handling is electronic: a certificate may be issued as a file certified with a digital signature. In that case the translation also describes the signature and issuance elements: Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian.
The Balkans and South Slavic languages
These languages are similar to one another, so the first task is often to establish which country issued the document and in which script - in some places Cyrillic and Latin are used side by side: Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, Montenegrin, Macedonian, Slovenian, Bulgarian.
Central and Eastern Europe
The civil and business registers of these countries follow common European Union practice, but each has its own personal and identification codes, which must be carried over into the translation unchanged: Hungarian, Slovak, Czech, Polish, Romanian.
Officially multilingual administrations
In Luxembourg and Malta the same authority issues a document in several languages, sometimes side by side on one sheet. Here, before translating, we establish separately which language version is the leading one: Luxembourgish, Maltese.
The South Caucasus and the post-Soviet space
Documents from this region often contain the national language and Russian at the same time, and older documents contain archival forms. It is important to establish which language the text is actually written in: Armenian, Azerbaijani, Belarusian, Ukrainian, Tatar, Tajik, Kyrgyz.
Asian languages
Some Asian documents are bilingual and also contain English text, while others are written only in the national script. The structure and order of names need separate attention: Korean, Vietnamese, Filipino and Tagalog, Bengali, Chinese, Thai, Mongolian, Indonesian.
South Asia
In India, Pakistan and Nepal some official documents are issued in English or bilingually, and others in the language of the state or region. The same language may have two scripts, so before translating we first establish the language and the script: Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi, Tamil, Malayalam, Nepali.
Middle Eastern languages and topics
Documents from Iraq, Iran, Syria and Afghanistan are often drawn up in several languages, and none of these countries is a member of the Apostille Convention. So, together with the language, the legalization route is clarified in advance: Kurdish, Pashto, Assyrian, Arabic, Persian and Dari.
Archival and historical texts
Old letters, church records and family archives are often handwritten and in old spelling. Here an unclear passage is marked, not guessed: Yiddish, Latin, Assyrian.
Sign language
For a deaf or hard-of-hearing person, we arrange a qualified Georgian Sign Language interpreter for meetings at a notary, in court, in a hospital or at another institution.
The main Western European languages
The most frequently requested directions, where a document may have been issued in several countries - for example, a Portuguese-language document from Portugal as well as from Brazil: French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Catalan (Catalonia and Andorra).
Interpreter in Tbilisi and online ordering
You do not need to come to the office for the initial assessment of a document: you can send us a clear photo or PDF and tell us the source and target language, the receiving country or institution and the deadline you need. After that you will receive information about the cost, the turnaround time and the final form.
How does ordering work?
Send us the document
Send us the text or document you need translated.
Tell us the language
Tell us which language you need it translated from and into.
Get the terms
We will tell you the price, the turnaround time and, where needed, the certification details.
Collect the translation
You receive the finished translation in the agreed form - electronically or on paper.
Which documents can you have translated?
Personal documents
Passport, ID card, birth certificate, marriage certificate, driving licence.
Educational documents
Diploma, transcript of grades, certificate, recommendation letter, academic statements.
Legal documents
Contract, power of attorney, charter, court materials, applications and legal texts.
Medical documents
Form 100, examination results, diagnosis, test results, medical certificates and medical reports.
Business documents
Commercial proposal, presentation, invoice, company documentation and correspondence.
Technical texts
Instructions, technical descriptions, manuals, specifications and product materials.
Need a translation into a specific language? Write to us, send us the document and get a quick estimate. We will help you arrange translation into both widely spoken and rare languages.
Call: 501 113 200Frequently asked questions
Which languages can you translate?
Many languages and directions are listed on the site. If you cannot find the language you need, write to us and we will check whether it is possible.
Is a notarized translation possible?
Yes, we can prepare the translation needed for notarization. The terms depend on the type of document and the language.
How long does a translation take?
The turnaround depends on the volume of the text, the language direction and the complexity of the document. Small documents are often ready within a short time.
Can you translate from Georgian into a foreign language?
Yes, we translate both from a foreign language into Georgian and from Georgian into a foreign language.
Do you translate legal and medical documents?
Yes, we prepare legal, medical, educational, business and technical translations using the appropriate terminology.