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Chinese Translation Services

Get English to Chinese Translations Service in India

Chinese translation services in India help people by converting their Indian documents into Chinese. Let’s say you are planning to study, work, do business or submit indian documents in China, then you must get them attested by the Chinese embassy. After that, you need to do a Chinese translation of these documents. This includes all educational, personal and business-related (commercial) documents. . Note that the Chinese translation has to be done by sworn translators. More information on Chinese document translation services is below.
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What is the Process to Get Your Indian Documents Translated into Chinese?

You need to follow 3 major steps to get your Indian documents translated into Chinese.
Step1: Document Gathering
  • Gather all the documents that you need to translate into Chinese. 
  • If your documents don’t have a Chinese embassy stamp, then collect all relevant supporting documents too. 

If your documents already have an attestation stamp from the Chinese embassy, you can skip these steps. 

If your documents are not attested, then choose the Chinese embassy attestation services in India or  follow the process below: 

  1. Start with notarization for personal documents. Sometimes educational documents may also need notarization. 
  2. a) Do the Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM)/ Home department verification for personal documents.
    b) Do the Human Resource Development (HRD)/ SDM verification for educational documents
    c) Do the Chamber of Commerce verification for commercial documents.
  3. Do the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) Verification
  4. Do the China embassy attestation.  
  • After the attestation, submit documents to a certified Chinese Sworn translator. 
  • Sworn translators will translate your documents to meet legal standards in China or any Chinese-speaking country. 
  • In case of doubts, our team can help you with the process and queries.

Fees & Time Required for Chinese Translation

  • China Embassy attestation + Translation cost: 11500  to 16000 INR per document
  • China Embassy attestation + Translation Timeline: 15  to 20 working days.
  • Only China translation cost: 2000 to 3000 INR/ document
  • Only China translation timeline: 2 to 3 working days.  

Factors that may affect the timeline for Chinese translation:

1

Extra time if embassy legalization is required

2

Additional verification needed for certain documents

3

Special formatting or certification requirements

4

Unclear documents submitted for translation.

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What are the Documents Required for a Chinese Translation in India?

  • The original documents
  • Clear photocopies of the original documents
  • Proof of identity (Passport or Aadhaar card)

Chinese Translated Documents Are Needed in These Regions

Chinese is the official language of China, and the list below shows countries that recognize Chinese as an official language. You will also see the type of written script accepted:
  • China: Simplified Chinese and Written Mandarin
  • Taiwan: Traditional Chinese and Written Mandarin
  • Singapore: Simplified Chinese and Written Mandarin
  • Hong Kong: Traditional Chinese (Cantonese)
  • Macau: Traditional Chinese (Cantonese)

How to Get Your Indian Documents Translated Into Chinese?

When you secure Chinese translation services from EAS, everything (including embassy attestation if needed) can be done in only 2 steps.

Step 1

Send us Your Documents

  • Call us on 88664 73857 and tell us about your requirements: Do you just need translation or an embassy attestation too. 
  • Our team will explain everything and guide you on what documents to submit etc. 
  • Our team will come to your home to collect all documents as discussed on the call.
Step 2

Relax!

  • Our team will do the entire Translation for Chinese and also do all steps for the Chinese embassy attestation if needed. 
  • Once your documents get translated into Chinese, we send them back to your home.  

Who Needs a Chinese Translation?

  • Students: for admissions, transcripts, and certificates
  • Job seekers: for resumes and employment documents
  • Business owners & exporters: for contracts, invoices, and trade documents
  • Companies: for setting up operations or partnerships in China
  • Visa applicants: for submitting official documents to the authorities
  • Legal applicants: for court papers, agreements, or affidavits
  • Families & individuals: for birth, marriage, or personal documents

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FAQ

These are some commonly asked questions regarding the Chinese Translation. You can contact our team for unique questions.

1. Does China accept MEA Apostille from India for document translation?

While China joined the Hague Apostille Convention in late 2023, Indian documents may still need an embassy attestation from the Chinese embassy in India. This depends on the case and your visa requirements. It’s best to get this cleared by the visa authority before starting the apostille or attestation process.
The standard protocol for translation for any document is to have the original document attested or apostilled first. Once that is done, you can do the Chinese translation.
  • In the Chinese legal system, the Company Chop (Round Red Stamp) carries more legal weight than a signature. 
  • If you are translating an Indian business agreement for use in China, the translation must be certified by an agency that understands the “Chop” hierarchy. 
  • For a translation to be official in China, it might need a “Translation Chop” that includes the agency’s registration number — but it should match the rigorous standards of the Chinese Administration for Market Regulation (AMR).