Translating Certificates to English for applying PR

[chivaslife88]

hi all , my spouse is applying PR in MAY , just read from the ICA website that certificates that are not in English language has to be translated. Can any kind soul advise on this ? my spouse is Malaysian . In this case , where are we suppose to get the birth certificates or school certificates translated? appreciate all help.thanks

[the lynx]

hi all , my spouse is applying PR in MAY , just read from the ICA website that certificates that are not in English language has to be translated. Can any kind soul advise on this ? my spouse is Malaysian . In this case , where are we suppose to get the birth certificates or school certificates translated? appreciate all help.thanks

Your question has been answered here.

Good luck.

http://forum.singaporeexpats.com/viewtopic.php?f=78&t=102945&start=15

[chivaslife88]

appreciate for yur help . thanks !

[snowsnow]

Hello,

Can i ask how and where are you translate Malaysia Birth Cert ?
Thanks

[singaporeflyer]

Hello,

Can i ask how and where are you translate Malaysia Birth Cert ?
Thanks

Please read through the forum. As of what I remember, you don't need to translate, if it is in Malay.

[snowsnow]

Hello,

Can i ask how and where are you translate Malaysia Birth Cert ?
Thanks

Please read through the forum. As of what I remember, you don't need to translate, if it is in Malay.

I called ICA to confirm, start from August 2016 those in Malay documents need translate to English, hope someone can advise where and how much need to pay for the translation. Thanks

[Carte_Blanche]

Malay is our national language, y need translate? Baffling.

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[sundaymorningstaple]

Malay is our national language, y need translate? Baffling.

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Not strange at all. If you have ever read any business letters typed by the vast majority of locals you would swear that they failed English as well.