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NAATI Translation for Australia — Complete Guide

Short answer first

Documents submitted to Australian authorities such as the Department of Home Affairs, VETASSESS or universities must be translated by a NAATI-certified practitioner, with the stamp showing the practitioner number and expiry date. Our fee is THB 1,300–2,500 per document and turnaround is 5–7 business days. Send scans first for an exact quote and deadline.

Overall timeline: 5–7 business days per set; PDFs are available before the posted hard copy

Documents to prepare

ItemDetailStatus
Original or certified copy of the documentBirth certificate, house registration, marriage or divorce record, transcript, degree, employment letter, driving licence, police clearance.Required
Passport photo pageAnchors the English spelling to the name in ImmiAccount.Required
Request reference from the Australian authorityIf you received a s56 request for more information, send it so we can prioritise the deadline.If available
Full list of documents requiredOrdering together keeps names and specialist terms consistent across the file.If available

Step-by-step process

  1. Step 1: Send documents for assessment

    Send files by LINE or email and state the purpose: visa, study, skills assessment or licence conversion.

    Timing: Same day

  2. Step 2: Confirm price and deadline

    We confirm THB 1,300–2,500 per document based on length and complexity, plus a firm delivery date.

    Timing: 1 day

  3. Step 3: NAATI practitioner translates

    Translated in the layout of the original, with seals, signatures and illegible sections noted per NAATI practice.

    Timing: 3–5 business days

  4. Step 4: Stamp and verification

    Stamped with the practitioner number and expiry date, then re-checked against your passport.

    Timing: 1 business day

  5. Step 5: Delivery

    PDF for immediate ImmiAccount upload, stamped hard copy by registered mail if required.

    Timing: 1–2 days

Pitfalls and how to avoid them

Using a translation without a NAATI stamp
Prevention: Australian authorities reject general translations for key documents; the practitioner number and expiry must appear on the page.
Translating from an unclear copy
Prevention: Send high-resolution colour scans to avoid sections being marked illegible.
Name differs from ImmiAccount
Prevention: Use the passport spelling and include a translated name-change certificate where relevant.
Missing the s56 deadline
Prevention: Tell us the due date on day one so the job is queued and delivered ahead of it.

Advice from real cases

  • Translate the transcript and degree certificate together — assessing bodies almost always ask for both.
  • If your surname changed after marriage, always include the translated marriage or name-change certificate.
  • Upload the PDF while the stamped hard copy is still in the post.

Prefer us to handle it?

  • Clear pricing at THB 1,300–2,500 per document, confirmed before work starts.
  • Sets assembled to match what Australian authorities actually request, reducing follow-up requests.
  • We coordinate with MFA and embassy legalization when the same file needs it.

Send scans for a free assessment — call 083-2494999 · LINE @NYC168 · contact@nyclegal.co.th

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We advise first, then do the work

We first check whether your case truly needs a NAATI-stamped translation; some Australian bodies accept a standard certified translation.

  • Free case assessment before you commit — send photos of your documents and we tell you what is actually needed.
  • A team of licensed attorneys, notarial services attorneys and registered translators, with over 15 years of combined practice.
  • We flag risks and alternatives in writing — including when the cheaper or faster route is the correct one.
  • We stay with the case after delivery: if the receiving authority asks for more, we advise at no extra consulting fee.

Talk to an adviser: 083-2494999 · LINE @NYC168 · contact@nyclegal.co.th