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Documents to translate for professional license recognition abroad
Working in a regulated profession abroad, such as medicine, law, engineering or teaching, means getting your license recognised. Regulators ask for your professional license, diploma and transcripts, usually as certified or sworn translations with an apostille.
For Israeli applicants heading to Any.
Always asked for
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Professional license or register certificate
רישיון מקצועי / תעודת רישום בפנקסLicense to practice a regulated profession (doctor, engineer, lawyer, accountant).
University degree diploma
תעודת תוארDegree certificate from an Israeli university or college.
Academic transcript
גיליון ציוניםCourse-by-course grade record.
Sometimes asked for
Depends on the destination and your situation.
Translation requirement
Certified or sworn translation plus apostille
Official sources
Updated November 5, 2026. Check the official source for your destination before you file; requirements change and differ by office.
Questions
Which documents do I need to translate for professional license recognition abroad?
Usually Professional license or register certificate, University degree diploma and Academic transcript. Check the receiving authority's own list before you file.
Do I need a certified translation for professional license recognition abroad?
Certified or sworn translation plus apostille. Requirements change, so verify them with the official source for your destination.
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