Estonian Translation Services

We specialise in translating documents such as birth certificates, marriage, police checks, and driver’s licenses for $69 in a 2-day delivery time. For any other types of documents, kindly send us the file copy, and we will provide a quote.

We also offer urgent delivery options for our Estonian translation services. Whether you need your project back within 24 hours or even the same day, we’ve got you covered.

Our team always guarantee that all translations and projects are of the highest quality. We follow quality procedures to ensure accuracy, build the most competent teams of translators and community checkers and are available to answer any questions you might have.

If you need translations of documents into Estonian, our team of NAATI-certified translators can help.

Additionally, if you need to receive the files sooner, our same-day and next-day delivery options are available.

The Estonian language is part of the Finnic branch of the Uralic language family and is closely related to Finnish and less closely related to the Sami languages. In addition to being the official language of Estonia, it is also an official language of the European Union, with approximately 1.1 million native speakers. Most of these speakers live in Estonia, but a significant minority can also be found in countries such as Russia, Sweden, Canada, and Germany.

The Estonian language uses a Latin alphabet and includes additional letters found in Nordic languages. It has been influenced by German, Swedish, Russian, and other languages throughout its history, but efforts have been made to preserve its uniqueness through language planning and standardization. Overall, Estonian is a fascinating language with a rich history and cultural significance for its speakers.

There are a significant number of Estonian communities scattered throughout the country, particularly in Sydney, Adelaide, and Melbourne. These communities often gather at Estonian community houses, where they can celebrate their culture and traditions together. One unique example of an Australian Estonian community is the village of Thirlmere, established in 1924 near Sydney.

In addition, Estonian culture days have been held in Australia on thirteen occasions since 1954, highlighting the importance of preserving cultural heritage for the country’s Estonian population. While Estonia may be thousands of miles away from Australia, these vibrant communities serve as a reminder that where there’s a will, there’s a way to maintain connections with one’s homeland.

Our professional team of NAATI-certified translators has years of experience helping individuals and organisations with Estonian translation needs.

We offer some of the most competitive rates in the industry – so you can be sure you’re getting the best value for your money.

Whether you need an Estonian translation for a contract or a company website, we can help you get the job done right.