Arabic Document Translation for Australian Citizenship
Arabic-speaking permanent residents applying for Australian citizenship by conferral must provide NAATI certified translations of all Arabic-language documents. Common requirements include a birth certificate (for identity and age evidence), a national ID card or passport, any relevant name change documents and, where applicable, military service records or other Arabic documents supporting the application.
Citizenship applications also require evidence of continuous residence, which may include translated Arabic-language records. We provide certified translations of all Arabic documents required for citizenship by conferral applications, meeting the Department of Home Affairs' translation standards.
- Birth certificates for identity and eligibility evidence
- Arabic national ID cards, passports and identity documents
- Name change documents and deed poll equivalents
- Military service records and other supporting documents
- NAATI certified — accepted by the Department of Home Affairs