Italy Guide
SGK (Social Security Institution) Documents Translation
The sworn Italian translation of SGK-sourced documents for Italy’s visa and residence procedures. It is the official source of the work history and the insured status.
2 min read Updated: 19.07.2026
Which documents does the Social Security Institution (SGK) issue?
It keeps the insurance, premium and work records. The most-translated SGK-sourced documents for Italian applications:
- The SGK service record / service schedule
- The insured entry/exit declaration
- Pension / allocation documents
How is it used in an Italian application?
SGK documents are used to document the work history in work/residence procedures, regular employment in some visa files, and the service period in social-security equivalence processes. For the full set of document types, see the document translations section.
How do you get the documents?
You can obtain the documents, barcoded/certified, from the SGK services on e-Devlet.
The apostille and certification process
The apostille on public-sourced SGK documents is taken through the relevant Governorate/District Governorate. Take the document current, have it apostilled where needed and have the sworn Italian translation made.
What to watch
The workplace titles, the premium-day counts and the periods must be preserved exactly in the translation; the document must be current-dated.
Our Ankara Kızılay-based office runs the apostille tracking and the notarised sworn Italian translation of your Social Security Institution (SGK) documents end to end — no need to visit the office, by courier and e-document. For an exact price, take a free quote from the box on the right.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I get the SGK record?
It is obtained from the SGK Registration and Service Record service on e-Devlet. For detail see the SGK service record translation page.
Is an apostille needed?
It varies by procedure; residence/work applications can want an apostille.
Document formats, apostille/certification authorities and application requirements can change over time. Before starting the process, verify the relevant institution’s or consulate’s current requirements from the official source.
Related pages
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