Greek translator based in London

Official Greek and English translations, done right the first time.

Whether you're planning your Greek wedding, buying a property or moving country, I translate anything that needs to go to a British or Greek authority as an official translation — from English into Greek and from Greek into English.

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Elina Lagoudaki, certified Greek translator
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Recognised by the Greek Embassy in London
and the Greek Consulates in London and Birmingham
How can I help?

Whichever way your documents need to go

St Paul's Cathedral from the Millennium Bridge, London

You have a Greek document to translate into English

Bought a property in Greece, studying in the UK or applying for British citizenship? I'll translate your Greek documents so you have everything you need.

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Statue of Plato with the Greek flag, Academy of Athens

You have an English document to translate into Greek

Applying for military exemption, moving to Greece or filing Greek taxes? I translate your English documents for any Greek authority.

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Sailing boat below white cliffs in turquoise Greek waters

You're applying for Greek citizenship and an EU passport

I translate all the documents required from English into Greek and help you fill in your Greek citizenship application.

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Oia windmills at sunset, Santorini

You're getting married in Greece

I take care of all the translations before and after your wedding, so the legal paperwork is one less thing to worry about.

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The Ionian advantage

Skip the Consulate legalisation step

I'm both an Ionian University translation graduate and a translator approved by the Greek Consulate in London, so I can certify your translation in whichever capacity the Greek authority asks for.

Unlike translations by translators who aren't Ionian University graduates, mine are accepted in Greece without being taken to the Consulate for legalisation — saving you a trip, extra fees and waiting time.

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How it works

Get started in 4 easy steps

01

Email me your documents

Scan or take a high-quality photo of your document and its reverse side showing the apostille (English documents need one first).

02

Quote & payment

I'll send you a confirmed quote. If you decide to go ahead, you can pay quickly and securely by Revolut or Wise.

03

Document translation

Translation typically takes 2–4 days (3–5 days for wedding paperwork). Urgent? Tell me your deadline and I'll try to accommodate it.

04

Delivery

I email you your official, certified translation with my seal and signature. Printed copies can be posted on request.

Elina Lagoudaki leaning on a marble staircase
Hello there!

I'm Elina Lagoudaki

A certified Greek translator, adopted Londoner and all-round people person. There is nothing I love more than helping people with my laser-like attention to detail, making sure you have all the translated documents you need.

I'm from Greece originally and have been translating professionally since 2005. I studied translation at the Ionian University in Corfu and furthered my training at Imperial College London, with a PhD in Translation Technology.

My official translations are recognised by the Greek Embassy and the Consulates in London and Birmingham — so I'm a safe pair of hands for your documents.

FAQ

Your questions, answered

How much does a translation cost?

Costs start from £90 per document, depending on the text volume and the complexity of the layout, and include the translation of the apostille. Greek documents into English are £90–£150 per document; certified translations of Greek marriage certificates are £150 and sent by email. For an exact quote, email me your documents.

How long does it take?

Translation typically takes 2–4 days, or 3–5 days for wedding paperwork. If you're in a hurry, let me know your deadline and I'll try to accommodate it.

Are your translations accepted by the Home Office?

Yes, my translations into English are accepted by the Home Office as part of a naturalisation application, and by any British authority without further legalisation.

Do I need to take your translation to the Greek Consulate?

No. As an Ionian University graduate, my translations into Greek are accepted in Greece without the Consulate legalisation step.

Get in touch

Let's get that document translated

Fill in this form and I'll try to get back to you within 24 hours. Or email your documents to elina.lagoudaki@gmail.com