Medical documents sent to UK authorities leave no room for doubt. A poorly translated medical certificate, one that misreads a diagnosis, gets a clinical term wrong, or drops a key note, does more than fail an application. It can affect the care or entitlement the document was meant to support. That is a risk no one should take with medical paperwork, and it is exactly what we prevent.
Most people who come to this page are not holding a "certificate" at all. They are holding a discharge summary, an MRI or CT report, a set of blood results, a consultant's letter, or a sick note from an employer abroad. We translate all of it, and the word on the front of the document does not change what we can do.
Our certified medical translations are prepared to the standards set by NHS trusts, UKVI, the GMC, the NMC, immigration solicitors, and private healthcare providers. Our medically experienced translators cover 200+ languages.
Every job is done by a qualified human translator with medical experience, never a general translator guessing at clinical terms.
Here is what actually lands in our inbox, week in and week out. Hospital discharge summaries. Consultant and GP letters. MRI, CT, ultrasound and X-ray reports. Histology and biopsy results. Blood panels and urinalysis. Prescriptions. Vaccination and immunisation records. TB test certificates. Fitness-to-work and fitness-to-travel certificates. Sick notes. Psychological and psychiatric assessments. Full overseas health records running to dozens of pages. Post-mortem and coroner's reports, which we handle quietly and quickly for families who need them.
You may know your document by its own name rather than the English one, and that is fine. German Arztbriefe and Radiologie or Labor reports, Spanish historias clínicas and informes médicos, Polish karta informacyjna and ZUS ZLA sick notes, Italian certificati di malattia, Portuguese análises clínicas, Greek discharge notes, Hungarian zárójelentés. Send it as it is.
Clinical language is precise on purpose. A term translated wrongly can misstate a diagnosis, hide a treatment history, or suggest a condition that is not there. UK clinicians and caseworkers rely on your translation being exactly right.
Our medical translators know clinical documents from the countries and health systems they cover. They understand the diagnosis and medicine terms and the way certificates are laid out there. So when a GMC assessor, an NHS clinician, or a UKVI medical unit reads your translation, it reflects the original exactly, no more, no less.
Hire A TranslatorGetting your medical certificate translated for UK use needs no clinic visits or tricky steps. Our simple online process keeps your medical details private and gives you a certified translation built to NHS, GMC, and Home Office requirements.
Send a scan or clear photo of your medical document through our secure platform. We accept all types, including GP letters, specialist reports, imaging results, and full overseas health records. Your health data stays fully private.
Within about an hour, we review your document and send a clear fixed quote covering translation, certification, and delivery. If only part of the record needs translating, say so and we will price both options.
Your certified medical translation arrives by email, done by a specialist, signed, and formatted for NHS, GMC, UKVI, and immigration use. Printed copies are available by post for formal submissions.
Health documents come from every country's medical system, each with its own terms, standards, and certificate formats. Italian clinical documents reach us more often than any other, followed closely by Spanish, German, Polish and French. Our certified UK translators cover 200+ languages and know clinical documents from the places they work from, including Southern and Eastern Europe, the Middle East, South Asia, Africa, and Southeast Asia. The system your document comes from shapes how we translate it.












Medical documents matter across many UK health, work and immigration steps. When they are in another language, they cannot be used without a certified English translation, and what those translations must show has to be exact.
Some visa routes need medical evidence, such as a TB test certificate or a fitness report. UKVI needs these in certified English, often beside a criminal record check translation for the same applicant.
Doctors and nurses from abroad need certified translations of medical certificates and professional qualifications for registration. Many also request an academic certificate translation for their medical degree, diploma, or academic transcripts.
This is our busiest area. Patients send us scans and reports so an NHS consultant can act on an overseas referral, so a GP surgery can update records or issue a prescription, so a medical exemption certificate can be applied for, or so a private clinic can plan further treatment here.
A smaller group of clients, but a demanding one. Overseas medical histories go to the British Army and to assessors handling Armed Forces Compensation Scheme claims for the MOD. We also prepare records for US military medical clearance at bases in the UK.
Fell ill abroad and your HR team wants the paperwork in English? An Italian certificato di malattia or a Polish ZUS ZLA means nothing to a UK payroll department until it is translated. We handle these often, and can also cover your job contract translation in the same order.
Translated medical evidence turns up in more places than people expect. Department for Work and Pensions assessments. University disability support applications. HM Passport Office cases where a diagnosis explains an urgent or compassionate request. Each one needs the original stated exactly, not summarised.
Inside every medical certificate translation we deliver, you get more than words on a page. Each order includes the certification, the clinical accuracy, and the secure handling that turn your document into something a UK reviewer can act on right away.
Your medical record translation comes with a signed statement confirming it is true and complete, with the translator's name, qualifications, and contact details. This is the format NHS, GMC, and UKVI teams expect.
Diagnoses, clinical terms, and medication names are translated precisely, using UK standard drug names. Reference ranges on lab results, imaging findings, and stamps are all carried across, with anything genuinely unclear marked rather than guessed.
Your finished translation arrives by email as a PDF, ready to submit, from £25 per page. Your health information stays strictly private at every step, and we can post signed hard copies for formal medical submissions.
With health documents, one wrong term can change the whole meaning. Here is why NHS staff, clinicians, applicants, and solicitors trust us with sensitive medical paperwork.
We never give a medical certificate to a general translator. Experts with real clinical-document experience handle your file, and many hold MITI status with the Institute of Translation and Interpreting. As a corporate member of the Association of Translation Companies, we run a set quality check on every medical file.
Diagnoses, procedures, and medication names are translated precisely, using UK standard terms. We do not paraphrase clinical language, because in medical documents the exact wording carries real meaning.
We prepare certified medical translations to the requirements set by the GMC, the NMC, NHS trusts, UKVI medical units, and private healthcare providers. Tell us where yours is going and the certification page is built for that reader.
Health information is deeply personal. Your records are seen only by the assigned translator and reviewer, and are never stored or shared. Where a solicitor, employer or production company needs a signed non-disclosure agreement first, we are happy to sign one.
Medical situations can be time-sensitive. Standard delivery in 2 to 3 working days, express in 24 hours, and same-day for orders placed before 12 PM, so urgent needs do not have to wait.
Our certified medical translation starts from £25 per page, with one fixed quote before any work begins, covering translation, certification, and delivery. Long records get a better per-page rate, and the price stays the same once agreed.
With medical paperwork, accuracy is not optional. Whether it is for a visa, NHS registration, or professional registration, send us your document and a specialist translator will handle it with the care it deserves.
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