Ukrainian Translator and Interpreter in Tbilisi
Tens of thousands of Ukrainians have made Georgia home since 2022, and their documents, from passports and children's birth certificates to diplomas and digital records from Diia, need to work in Georgian offices. TARGMANEBI translates Ukrainian documents into Georgian with notarization, translates Georgian documents into Ukrainian for consulates and authorities in Ukraine, and provides Ukrainian interpreters for notaries, clinics, schools and business.
- Ukrainian passports, certificates, diplomas and police certificates into Georgian for PSDA, schools, banks and employers.
- Practical handling of Diia digital documents, wartime-era certificates and documents from occupied territories.
- Georgian documents into Ukrainian for the Ukrainian Embassy, ZAGS/DRATSS offices and Ukrainian courts.
- Ukrainian interpreters for notarial signings, medical visits, school meetings and negotiations.
Ukrainians in Georgia: the documents Georgian institutions ask for
Ukrainian citizens in Georgia deal with the same offices as any resident, and each wants a notarized Georgian translation: the Public Service Development Agency for residence permits (passport, and depending on the category a marriage or birth certificate, employment contract, proof of funds or property), for marriage registration (passport, certificate of marital status or divorce certificate) and for registering children's births; schools for enrolling children (birth certificate, report cards, vaccination record); the Public Registry for registering a business or becoming an individual entrepreneur (passport, and for companies a corporate document); banks for account opening (passport and increasingly source-of-funds documents); employers for work contracts (diploma, work record, police certificate); notaries for any transaction (passport, and an interpreter at the signing); and clinics for treatment (medical records).
Ukrainian documents used in Georgia normally require an apostille from Ukraine. Obtaining one from abroad has become harder, and Georgian institutions have shown some flexibility for Ukrainian citizens since 2022, but practice varies by office. We tell you when a specific recipient is known to insist on the apostille and when it has accepted documents without one, and we translate the apostille page whenever it exists.
Diia, digital documents and wartime certificates
Many Ukrainians hold their documents in the Diia application: the ID card, the foreign passport, the driving licence, birth certificates of children, the taxpayer number, and extracts from registers. Georgian notaries certify translations of physical documents or their notarized copies, so a Diia screen alone is usually not enough for a notarized translation; a PDF extract with a QR code generated from Diia or from the relevant Ukrainian register, printed and in some cases confirmed, is often accepted, and we check with the notary before you order. Where a physical document is unobtainable, we explain what the Georgian institution has accepted in similar cases, without promising a result that depends on their decision.
Certificates issued since 2022, including birth and death certificates issued in wartime conditions, documents from territories under occupation, and certificates reissued through Ukrainian consulates, come in unusual forms. We translate them exactly as issued, note any features a Georgian officer might question, and, for documents from occupied territories, explain the Ukrainian legal position and what Georgian institutions have done in practice.
Georgian documents translated into Ukrainian
Ukrainians in Georgia also need Georgian documents for Ukraine: a Georgian birth certificate of a child born in Tbilisi, for registration at the Ukrainian Embassy and in Ukrainian registers; a Georgian marriage certificate for registration in Ukraine; Georgian residence documents, employment contracts and tax certificates for Ukrainian tax and social security matters; Georgian court decisions on divorce or custody for recognition in Ukraine; and Georgian powers of attorney for relatives handling property, banking or inheritance in Ukraine. Georgian documents are apostilled at PSDA and translated into Ukrainian with the apostille; Ukrainian notaries and authorities generally accept Georgian notarized translations into Ukrainian, and the Ukrainian Embassy in Tbilisi handles many of these registrations directly.
Georgian citizens with family or business ties to Ukraine need the same in the other direction: documents for Ukrainian residence permits, marriage registration at a DRATSS office, university admission and business registration, all translated into Ukrainian.
Education, employment and business
Ukrainian students enroll in Georgian schools and universities with translated certificates and transcripts, and graduates seek recognition of Ukrainian degrees through the National Center for Educational Quality Enhancement for employment in regulated professions. Ukrainian doctors, nurses, teachers and engineers need diplomas, transcripts and licenses translated into Georgian, and employers in IT, hospitality and services need work records and police certificates. Ukrainian companies relocating to or opening in Georgia need their corporate documents (витяг з ЄДРПОУ, статут, довіреність) translated into Georgian with notarization for the Public Registry and banks, and Ukrainian IT specialists registering as individual entrepreneurs need passport translations and tax documents.
We maintain terminology for Ukrainian education and administrative documents (the distinction between the молодший спеціаліст, бакалавр, спеціаліст and магістр levels, the 12-point school scale, the ЄДРПОУ and РНОКПП numbers) so that Georgian officers understand what they are reading, and we render Ukrainian names into Georgian following the Latin spelling in the foreign passport, so that every Georgian document carries the same form.
Ukrainian interpreters and quality
Our Ukrainian interpreters work at notarial signings (required by law when a signatory does not understand Georgian), at PSDA for marriage and birth registrations, at schools for parent meetings and enrollment, at clinics and hospitals, at the Public Registry and banks, at business meetings and at community and cultural events. Remote interpretation is available for calls with Ukrainian consulates, notaries, courts and employers. Consecutive assignments in Tbilisi can often be arranged within a day; modes and rates are on our interpretation page.
Translations are done by native speakers of the target language who work with Ukrainian and Georgian administrative documents daily, and reviewed by a second linguist. Standard documents are usually translated and notarized within one working day once the physical document or an acceptable printed extract is available for the notarized copy; family and corporate files are quoted as a set with a firm date. Delivery at our office on Davit Aghmashenebeli Avenue, by courier within Georgia, or as PDF by email.
Typical scenarios
A family from Kharkiv settling in Tbilisi: the parents' foreign passports are translated for the residence permit and the bank, the children's birth certificates and school records for enrollment, the mother's medical diploma for the education quality center, and the father's work record and police certificate for his employer. The birth certificates and diploma carry apostilles obtained before leaving; the police certificate is a Diia-generated PDF, printed with its QR code, which the notary accepts after verification. We prepare the whole set in one order with consistent Georgian renderings of every family member's name.
A Ukrainian IT specialist registering as an individual entrepreneur: passport translation for the Public Registry and the bank, and a translation of the Ukrainian tax number extract where the bank asks for it, usually within a day. A Ukrainian-Georgian couple with a child born in Tbilisi: the Georgian birth certificate is apostilled at PSDA and translated into Ukrainian for registration at the Ukrainian Embassy, and the Ukrainian parent's documents are translated into Georgian for the child's Georgian citizenship registration.
A Ukrainian company relocating its operations: the ЄДРПОУ extract, статут and довіреність, apostilled in Ukraine, translated into Georgian for the Public Registry and the bank, followed by contracts and HR documents, and an interpreter at the notarial signing. A Ukrainian resident inheriting property in Odesa: a Georgian power of attorney to a relative in Ukraine, drawn up before a Tbilisi notary with an interpreter, apostilled at PSDA and translated into Ukrainian, so that the relative can act at a Ukrainian notary without the client traveling.
Ukrainian language services at a glance
Ukrainian to Georgian, notarized
- Foreign passports and ID cards
- Birth, marriage, divorce certificates
- Diplomas, transcripts, school records
- Police clearance certificates
- Corporate documents and powers of attorney
- Medical records and vaccination cards
Georgian to Ukrainian
- Birth certificates of children born in Georgia
- Marriage certificates
- Residence and employment documents
- Court decisions on divorce and custody
- Powers of attorney for relatives in Ukraine
- Tax and social security certificates
Practical notes
- Apostille from Ukraine usually required; practice varies
- Diia extracts with QR code often accepted for notarization
- Wartime and occupied-territory documents handled with notes
- Names follow the foreign passport spelling
What to send for a Ukrainian translation
Send a clear scan or photo of every page including the apostille and reverse sides, or the PDF extract from Diia or the Ukrainian register if that is what you have. Tell us which Georgian institution or Ukrainian authority will receive the translation, and send the foreign passport data page so that names are rendered consistently. If a document was issued in unusual conditions, tell us; we will note it appropriately.
Need documents for a residence permit, a school, a bank or a notary in Georgia, or Georgian documents for Ukraine? Send them and we will confirm the steps.
Write on WhatsAppQuestions and answers
Can you translate a document from Diia?
Translation, yes. For notarization, a printed PDF extract with a QR code from Diia or the relevant Ukrainian register is often accepted by the notary; a screenshot alone usually is not. We check with the notary before you order.
Does my Ukrainian document need an apostille to be used in Georgia?
As a rule, yes, though Georgian offices have shown flexibility for Ukrainian citizens and practice varies. We tell you what your specific recipient has required in similar cases.
What do I need to enroll my child in a Georgian school?
Translated birth certificate, previous report cards or a transcript, and a vaccination record, notarized. We prepare them as a set with consistent name spelling.
How do I register my child born in Georgia with Ukraine?
The Georgian birth certificate is apostilled at PSDA and translated into Ukrainian; registration is done at the Ukrainian Embassy in Tbilisi. We prepare the translation and advise on the apostille.
Are Georgian notarized translations into Ukrainian accepted in Ukraine?
Generally yes, together with the apostille on the Georgian original, for notaries, registries and courts.
Do you provide Ukrainian interpreters for notaries and clinics?
Yes, in Tbilisi often at short notice, and remotely for calls with Ukrainian consulates, notaries and employers.
How fast is a standard document?
Usually within one working day once the physical document or an acceptable printed extract is available for the notarized copy.
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Contact TARGMANEBI
Send your material for review and receive a clear answer about price, deadline and format. Online orders are accepted from anywhere in Georgia and abroad.
- Phone: 501 11 32 00
- Email: info@targmanebi.ge
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- Address: 118 Davit Aghmashenebeli Ave, Tbilisi