Moldovan (Romanian) Language Translation Services

Notarized translation of Moldovan documents into Russian for use in Russia, and certified translation of Russian documents into Moldovan (Romanian) for use in Moldova or elsewhere. Moldovan is linguistically Romanian, and we translate it as such.

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• Krasnodar, Russia
• Since 2001
• Both directions: Moldovan (Romanian) and Russian

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Handled online and at our offices: Moscow, Krasnodar, Turin, Milan, Rome and Tbilisi.

Moldovan documents come up regularly in our work, often connected to citizenship, family, or property matters between Moldova and Russia. A note on the language itself: Moldovan is linguistically Romanian, and Moldova’s parliament established Romanian as the country’s official language by law in 2023. We translate Moldovan documents as Romanian-language documents, and the translation is the same either way.

Moldovan Documents Translated Into Russian

A Moldovan birth certificate, marriage certificate, diploma, or notarial power of attorney has no standing with a Russian authority until it is translated into Russian by a translator registered with a specific Russian notary and certified under Article 81 of Russian notary law. This comes up often for people gathering documents for Russian citizenship by descent or repatriation, as well as for family and inheritance matters. A translation produced in Moldova is not accepted on its own; the certification step has to happen in Russia. We handle the full process as part of our notarized translation service.

Russian Documents Translated Into Moldovan (Romanian)

The reverse also comes up: a Russian birth, marriage, or education document that needs a certified Romanian-language translation for use in Moldova, or a third country. We prepare the translation from Russian and can advise on whether the receiving office also expects an apostille, which we can arrange here in Krasnodar for Russian-issued originals. See our from-Russia hub for the general process of taking a Russian document abroad.

Moldovan Documents We Regularly Translate

• Birth, marriage, and death certificates
• Diplomas and academic transcripts
• Powers of attorney and other notarial documents
• Citizenship and repatriation paperwork
• Corporate documents for business use

Moldovan is one of several closely related languages we work with alongside Russian. See our main Russian language page for the bigger picture of translating into and from Russian, or Languages We Translate for the complete list of languages we cover.

Prices vary by document type and length, so we don’t quote a flat rate here. See our pricing page for typical ranges, or send a scan through our order page or Telegram for an exact quote.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Moldovan the same language as Romanian?

Yes, linguistically. Moldovan and Romanian are the same language, and Moldova's parliament established Romanian as the country's official language by law in 2023. We translate Moldovan documents using the Romanian-language pair, and the result is the same.

Can you translate a Moldovan birth or marriage certificate into Russian?

Yes. We translate Moldovan birth, marriage, and death certificates into Russian and have the translator's signature certified by a Russian notary, which is the format Russian authorities expect.

I need Moldovan documents translated for Russian citizenship by descent. Can you help?

Yes. Birth and marriage certificates, and other supporting documents, are commonly needed for citizenship and repatriation cases. Send us a scan and we will confirm exactly what is needed and the turnaround.

Will a translation done in Moldova be accepted by a Russian notary?

Usually not. Russian authorities generally require a notarized translation from a translator registered with a specific Russian notary, under Article 81 of Russian notary law, so the certification step needs to happen in Russia.

Can you translate my Russian documents into Moldovan?

Yes. We translate Russian civil, education, and legal documents into Romanian for use in Moldova.

Do you handle the apostille for these documents?

We do not apostille foreign documents ourselves; that is done in the document's country of origin. For Russian documents heading abroad, we can arrange the apostille in Krasnodar.

Related Pages

• Russian Language Overview

  The bigger picture of translating into and from Russian, and how the language-specific pages connect.

• Notarized Translation Into Russia

  How we translate and certify foreign documents for use with Russian authorities.

• Certified Translation From Russia

  Translating and, where needed, apostilling Russian documents for use abroad.

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  Send us your document and we will confirm price and turnaround before you commit to anything.

We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. We do not perform apostille or consular legalization ourselves — these are carried out solely in the document's country of origin. Notarized translation into Russian requires a translator registered with a specific Russian notary, as required under Article 81 of Russian notary law.