If you need a translation of your Covid-19 travel certificate or your Covid-19 test quickly, we will deliver the translation within 24 hours.
If you are planning to travel, it is often a requirement that you present a completed Covid-19 test with a negative result. In general, you only need a translation into English, but some destinations may require translations into other languages as Arabic, Chinese, French, Japanese, Portuguese and Spanish.
Can I fly safely, or am I at risk of being infected with Covid-19 on board?
All modern aircraft have so-called HEPA filters that purify more than 99% of the air on board, and the environment on board an aircraft is often better than that of a hospital. This is because the air on board a modern aircraft is changed every 2-3 minutes.
Order a certified translation of your Covid-19 test online
Remember that the translation must be done by an authorized or certified translator. You can order the translation online, and we generally deliver within 24 hours.
Confidentiality is our rule.
We often handle sensitive information, and we are, of course, always very careful to ensure that we maintain the strictest confidentiality. All our employees are bound by confidentiality agreements.
How much does a translation of my Covid-19 test or travel certificate cost?
Upload your document to our translation portal, and you will receive an answer practically immediately. It takes less than 1 minute to calculate both the price and the expected delivery time for a translation of your Covid-19 test or travel certificate. You can order your translation and pay by credit card online, and we accept the following payment methods: Amex, Diners Club, MasterCard, Visa, PayPal and Apple Pay.
If you have any questions, or need more information.
You can contact us 24/7 by email, and we will strive to respond within 30 minutes.
The Native Translator is an ISO 17100 certified translation agency, specializing in online deliveries of quality-assured and authorized translations of Covid-19 travel certificates.
