Flemish translation · Paris · France

Flemish translation: professional and sworn Flemish translators

Your Flemish–French and French–Flemish translations by native-speaker translators: official documents with sworn translation, contracts, reports, websites and marketing. A free quote in 5 minutes, and official documents in 24 to 72 hours.

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Flemish translators specialised in your field

Flemish is spoken in Flanders, the Dutch-speaking region of Belgium. Flemish is the Belgian form of Dutch. We translate documents for Flemish companies, administrations and families, using Belgian terminology where the reader is in Belgium.

That is why we always work with a native speaker of the target language, specialised in your field: law, finance, medicine, engineering or marketing. A second linguist then reviews every translation, checking meaning, terminology, figures and proper names.

Documents

What we translate in Flemish

For individuals, companies, lawyers and institutions.

Personal documents

Business

Marketing and web

Technical and science

Sworn translation

Sworn Flemish translation

For most official procedures in France, foreign documents must be translated by a sworn translator – in French, a traducteur expert près une cour d’appel. These translators are registered with a French Court of Appeal: they sign, stamp and certify every page, and their translations are accepted throughout France.

As a result, your translation can be filed with the préfecture for a residence permit (titre de séjour), with the OFII, the town hall (mairie), a court, a notary or a university. We work from a scan; the signed original is then sent to you by post, with a PDF copy by e-mail.

Flemish or Dutch?

Flanders

Belgian Dutch, with its own vocabulary and legal terms.

Netherlands

Standard Dutch as used in the Netherlands.

Brussels

Bilingual French–Dutch documents.

Our clients

Who do we translate for?

Individuals

Residence permits, marriage, studies, moving to France.

Companies

Subsidiaries, exports, international communication.

Lawyers and notaries

Contracts, cross-border cases, estates.

Universities

Applications, papers and research funding.

Quality

What makes a good Flemish translation

Three points we never compromise on.

Native speakers

Always a native speaker of the target language, never raw machine translation.

Second review

A second linguist checks meaning, terminology, figures and names.

Terminology

Glossaries and translation memories keep your documents consistent.

Languages

All combinations with Flemish

We translate from Flemish into French and from French into Flemish, and also between Flemish and other languages such as English, German, Spanish, Italian, and more than 100 others.

Flemish ↔ French
Flemish ↔ English
Flemish ↔ German
Flemish ↔ Spanish
Flemish ↔ Italian
Flemish ↔ Polish
Flemish ↔ Arabic
Flemish ↔ Turkish

How it works

Your translation in 4 steps

Send your documents

Send a scan, a clear photo or your files via the form, e-mail or WhatsApp.

Get your quote

Within 5 minutes you receive a fixed price and a deadline, with no obligation.

Translation and review

A native-speaker translator specialised in your field translates; a second linguist then reviews.

Delivery

You receive the final file in its original format, or the signed and stamped original by post for a sworn translation.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can’t find your answer? Write to us at info@lingua-service.eu or on WhatsApp: a project manager will reply quickly, Monday to Saturday.

How much does a Flemish translation cost?

Short civil-status certificates are translated at a flat rate. For longer documents, the price depends on word count, subject and deadline. The quote is free, you receive it within 5 minutes, and the price is fixed before we start.

Do you provide sworn Flemish translations?

Yes. They are done by sworn translators registered with a French Court of Appeal and are accepted by préfectures, town halls, courts, notaries and universities. See sworn translation.

How long does it take?

24 to 72 hours for a standard official document; about 2,000 to 2,500 words per day per translator for longer texts. Urgent jobs are possible.

Does my document need an apostille?

For a foreign document used in France, any apostille is obtained in the issuing country before translation, depending on the country. For a French document used abroad, we tell you the procedure.

Do you use machine translation?

No. Every text is translated by a professional native-speaker translator and reviewed by a second linguist.

Do you have an office in Paris?

We work entirely online, with no appointment needed: you send your documents by e-mail, form or WhatsApp, and we deliver by e-mail. For a sworn translation, the signed and stamped original is posted to you, and our interpreters travel anywhere in Paris and France.