Major Business Languages
Most RequestedUS English
US-based editors for academic journals, IT and software, and international contracts
UK English
British English for European trade, Commonwealth regulations, and notarized documents
Japanese
Tokyo-based business translators for formal correspondence, precision machinery, and creative content
Korean
Seoul-based translators for cosmetics, biotechnology, entertainment, and electronics
Southeast Asian Languages
For Growing International BusinessesVietnamese
Translators in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City for factory investment, joint venture agreements, and immigration documents
Thai
Bangkok-based reviewers for e-commerce apps, tourism, hospitality, and regulatory documents
Indonesian
Raw materials trade, product manuals, and migrant worker documents for the Indonesian market
Malay
Halal certification, government tenders, and bilateral trade
Filipino (Tagalog)
Manila-based translators for official documents and certified contracts
Burmese
Factory investment, business registration, and commercial certificates
Khmer
Textile and footwear industry manuals, official regulations, and concession agreements
Lao
Infrastructure, mining, and official cooperation agreements in mainland Southeast Asia
European & Latin American Languages
European MarketsGerman
German for Germany, Switzerland, and Austria: automotive engineering, machinery patents, and precision measurement
French
French for France and Quebec: luxury goods, cosmetics, biotechnology, and EU certification
Spanish
Spanish for trade and business communication in Spain and Latin America
Italian
Industrial design, luxury leather goods, food and wine, architecture, and the arts
Portuguese
Portuguese for Brazil and Portugal: energy, mining, agricultural exports, and technology localization
Russian
Heavy industry, aerospace, raw materials trade, and notarized documents
Dutch
Semiconductor supply chains, agricultural biotechnology, and European port logistics
Polish
Manufacturing, IT, and technical standards in Central and Eastern Europe
Our Translator Selection Standards: A 3% Acceptance Rate
Every translator must complete a five-part screening process: experience verification, qualification checks, a blind subject-area assessment, a scored translation test, and a signed confidentiality agreement.
- ✔ A master's or doctoral degree earned in a country where the translator's native language is spoken, or professional credentials or membership from organizations such as ATA or ITI
- ✔ At least five years of full-time translation experience in a specialist field, such as law, medicine, semiconductors, or finance
- ✔ Monthly translation, editing, and proofreading evaluations, with a required quality score above 9.5
- ✔ Proficiency with translation memory tools such as Trados and memoQ to keep terminology consistent across large projects
Translation Rates at a Glance
Rates are based on the length of the source text, with a clear breakdown and no hidden fees.
| Language Pair | Billing Unit | General Documents (NTD) | Business, Legal & Medical (NTD) | Typical Daily Output / Turnaround |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Traditional Chinese → English | Per source Chinese character | $2.0–$2.4 / unit | $2.6–$3.5 / unit | Approx. 1,800 units / day |
| English → Traditional Chinese | Per source English word | $1.8–$2.2 / unit | $2.4–$3.2 / unit | Approx. 2,000 units / day |
| Chinese ↔ Japanese | Per character | $2.2–$2.6 / unit | $2.8–$3.6 / unit | Approx. 2,000 units / day |
| Chinese ↔ Korean | Per character | $2.2–$2.8 / unit | $3.0–$3.8 / unit | Approx. 1,800 units / day |
| Chinese ↔ German / French / Spanish | Per source character or word | $3.0–$3.6 / unit | $3.8–$4.8 / unit | Approx. 1,500 units / day |
| Chinese ↔ Vietnamese / Thai / Indonesian | Per character | $2.6–$3.2 / unit | $3.4–$4.2 / unit | Approx. 1,800 units / day |
| Official Document Notarization Support | Per document / procedure | From $800, depending on complexity | Notary fees charged at cost | Approx. 2–4 business days |
* Minimum order: NT$800. Tiered corporate discounts are available for projects exceeding 100,000 source words or characters. Rush surcharges are assessed according to the deadline. A “unit” means the word or character specified in the billing column.