ABC TranslationIndonesia

Services in Indonesia

Pick the service you need, or send the document and we will tell you which steps it actually requires.

Certified and sworn translation

Translation signed, sealed and certified by a sworn translator so that courts, ministries, universities and immigration offices accept it.

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Apostille

The single certificate that makes an Indonesian document valid in the 120+ countries of the Apostille Convention, issued by the Ministry of Law.

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Embassy and consulate legalisation

The full chain for countries outside the Apostille Convention: notary, Ministry of Law, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, then the destination embassy.

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Notarial certification

Notary certification of a translator's signature or a copy of an original — the step most ministries and embassies require before they will accept a file.

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Document retrieval

We obtain civil records, academic documents and company papers from Indonesian registries when you cannot collect them yourself.

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Interpreting

Interpreters for notary appointments, court hearings, audits, negotiations and conferences — on site anywhere in Indonesia or remote.

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Legal and corporate translation

Contracts, deeds, court bundles, due diligence packs and compliance filings translated by linguists with a legal background.

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Technical and medical translation

Manuals, tender documents, safety data sheets, clinical records and regulatory dossiers translated by specialists in the field.

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Visa and immigration document packs

The complete set of translated and legalised documents a consulate or immigration office asks for, checked against their published list.

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How legalisation works

Most documents leaving or entering Indonesia go through the same chain. Which steps apply depends on the destination country.

  1. Sworn translation

    A sworn translator translates the document and signs a statement of accuracy with their seal and registration number.

  2. Notary certification

    A notary certifies the translator's signature. Most ministries will not accept a file that skips this step.

  3. Ministry of Law (apostille)

    For the 120+ countries in the Apostille Convention, the Ministry of Law issues an apostille and the chain ends there.

  4. Foreign Affairs and embassy

    For countries outside the convention, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs legalises the file and the destination embassy stamps it last.

Send the document, get a price

Prices depend on the language pair, the document type and how many authorities have to sign it. Upload a scan and you will have a written quote back the same working day.

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