NAATI translation in Sydney: visas, citizenship and driving
Upload your document from anywhere in Sydney or NSW: a NAATI-certified translator checks and certifies the English translation, and you receive the PDF by email.
Transferring your overseas licence to a NSW licence? We cannot help with that one. Service NSW only accepts translations from the Free Translating Service and Multicultural NSW, plus the Korean Consulate-General and TECO Sydney for Korean and Taiwanese licences. Read what NSW accepts.
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- NAATI-certified translator
- Certified PDF by email
- Any language into English
- Express 8am–8pm, Monday to Saturday, Sydney time
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Visa and citizenship
Victoria licence transfer
Queensland licence transfer
Western Australia licence transfer
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What our translations are used for in Sydney
- Visas and citizenship: if you apply from Australia, Home Affairs asks for the translator's NAATI practitioner number on each translation, which ours show.
- Driving in NSW as a visitor: NSW asks drivers whose licence is not in English to carry an English translation or an International Driving Permit. See licence translation for visitors and car hire.
- Marriage in Australia: celebrants should ask for a NAATI certified translation of a birth certificate that is not in English.
- Other uses: university admissions, employment, skills assessments; check what the organisation asks for.
$69 per page in 24 h · $139 per page in 1 h (8am–8pm, Monday to Saturday, Sydney time)
FAQ
Can I use your translation to transfer my licence at Service NSW? No. For a licence transfer, NSW only accepts the Free Translating Service, Multicultural NSW and, for Korean and Taiwanese licences, the Korean Consulate-General and TECO Sydney.
Can I drive in Sydney with my overseas licence and your translation? As a visitor, yes: NSW asks you to carry an English translation or an International Driving Permit with a licence that is not in English.
How fast is it? 24 hours in standard, or 1 hour in express for orders paid 8am to 8pm, Monday to Saturday (Sydney time), with a clear scan.
Guarantees
If it goes wrong, you do not pay for it
Express, or the surcharge back
If we miss the 1-hour delivery time, the express surcharge ($70 per page) is refunded automatically. You do not have to ask.
Errors corrected free
If the translation contains an error, we correct it free of charge.
Full refund if ordered by mistake
If you placed an order by mistake and we have not started, we refund in full. Your rights under the Australian Consumer Law are not affected.