You sorted your money proof, lined up your statements, and got your application ready. Then comes the catch: your bank statements in Arabic, Polish, Hindi, or any other language must be translated and certified before UKVI or the Home Office will look at them. That last step is the part we handle for you.
Our certified bank statement translation is built to the standards UKVI, the Home Office, UK courts, universities, banks, and lenders set out. Real human translators do the work, so every figure is read and copied correctly.
Two pages or two hundred, six months of a spouse visa file or a twelve-month source of funds bundle for your solicitor, the job is the same to us. We cover 200+ languages and translate every entry, date, and balance. Fast, exact, and ready to submit.
A bank statement translation has to match your original line for line. UK caseworkers lay the two side by side, so if one figure is rounded off, a date is read the wrong way, or an entry is left out, your whole money proof is suddenly in doubt.
Our translators handle banking papers every day. They know the words banks use for each kind of payment, the way dates and numbers are written in each country, and how a statement is laid out. Every debit, credit, and balance is carried across exactly, in the right order. Salary lines stay in the original currency, because UKVI applies its own exchange rates and a converted figure only creates a mismatch.
A large share of our work now comes from anti-money laundering checks. If you are buying a UK property with money held abroad, your solicitor or conveyancer has to see where that money came from, and they cannot accept statements in another language. The same goes for a mortgage application or a source of funds request from a bank. We translate the full statement history so your AML file is complete and the purchase is not held up. Where a conveyancer asks for a certification reference number on the declaration, we add one.
As a company we hold corporate membership of the Association of Translation Companies and the Institute of Translation and Interpreting, which is usually the first thing a solicitor's compliance team checks before they accept a translated statement.
Hire A TranslatorOur bank statement translation process is quick, safe, and fully online. There are just three things to do, and we take care of the rest from start to finish.
Upload scans or digital copies of your foreign bank statements on our secure page. One page or a full multi-month pack, it is all fine, and your money details stay private the whole time.
In about an hour we count your pages and send a fixed price that covers translation, certification, and delivery. Pick standard, fast, or same-day. The price you see is the price you pay.
Your finished translation comes by email, with every line translated, every figure checked, and the signed certification added. Need it on paper? We can post a copy for postal applications.
We translate bank statements from over 200 languages and from banks of every kind. Spanish, German and French statements arrive here most often, followed by Italian, Chinese and Portuguese. Each file goes to a translator who knows that country's banking words and statement layout, whether your statements are from a Spanish or Peruvian branch, a German Sparkasse, a Taiwanese or mainland Chinese bank, a Gulf Islamic bank, or a Nigerian lender.












Certified bank statement translations come up in more places than most people expect. Any time your money proof is in another language, a UK office will ask for an English copy before they accept it, whether that is UKVI, a mortgage lender, a university finance team, or a solicitor running an anti-money laundering check. Here are the most common cases.
UK spouse visas need the sponsor to show they earn enough, and six months of statements is the usual ask. When that proof is on overseas accounts, certified copies must go to UKVI, often beside an employment contract translations set.
Students must show they hold the required funds. Some universities run their own check through a CAS compliance team before issuing the CAS, and Student Finance England asks for translated proof of foreign income. Many students add an academic document translation too.
Skilled Worker applicants and their dependants show maintenance funds the same way. Family reunion cases work on the same rule. Sponsors holding accounts abroad send the translated statements in with the rest of the evidence, usually with a passport document translation.
Buying UK property with overseas money means your solicitor must run an anti-money laundering check and prove your source of funds. Six to twelve months is the usual request, along with any gift letter, sale contract, or probate paper sitting behind the money.
Lenders will not release a mortgage until they can read where the deposit came from. Gifted deposits from family abroad, Help to Buy equity loan repayments, and attestations from an overseas notary or solicitor all need translating before the underwriter signs off.
Opening a UK account, registering a company, or proving your income to a landlord can all rest on a foreign statement. Sometimes only one page is needed. UKVI, for instance, will take the first page of a statement purely as proof of address, and we are happy to quote for just that.
A certified bank statement translation from us is finished, signed, and ready to hand in. Here are the three things that come with it, all for one set price.
Every translation carries a signed note that says it is true and complete, with the translator's name, credentials and contact details, plus a certification reference number when your solicitor asks for one.
We copy across every debit, credit, date, and balance, and keep the same columns, row order, and running totals. A caseworker can place our copy next to yours and match it line by line.
You get your copy by email as a PDF, ready to send, from £25 per page with the rate dropping on longer packs. Your private money details are kept safe at every step, and we can post signed paper copies too.
Why does a certified bank statement translation send people our way again and again? Because when money is the proof, every number has to be right. As a trusted UK translation company, we have handled more than 350,000 documents, and these are the things clients value most.
We translate each line of your statements, every debit, credit, date, balance, and note, exactly. No rounding, no "close enough." With money, it is either spot on or it is wrong.
Reading a statement takes banking know-how in two languages, and ours know the difference between a standing order and a direct debit. Many hold MITI status with the Institute of Translation and Interpreting, and we are a corporate member of the Association of Translation Companies.
Your statements hold private money details. We handle each one with care. Only your translator and our checker see it, and we never store it or pass it on to anyone else.
We prepare statements to the requirements set by UKVI, family courts, UK banks, building societies, mortgage brokers, conveyancers, and university finance offices. Tell us the reader and the certification is built for them.
Missing a visa slot because a copy was not ready is avoidable. Standard work takes 2 to 3 days, fast service is 24 hours, and same-day is there for orders placed before 12 PM.
Pricing starts at £25 per page, with a better rate once a pack passes 10 pages and again at 20 or more. That matters when you are sending six or twelve months of statements. Certification is included, and what we tell you up front is what you pay.
Your money proof is ready. The only thing left is the certified English copy that UK offices need to see. Send us your statements and we will have it ready in good time.
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