2 service categories × 7 subgroups × 33+ document types — send your source document and receiving authority’s current instructions so the required translator credentials and delivery format can be checked for your case.
Certified translation with NAATI Digital Stamp + QR — accepted by DHA / ImmiAccount.
NAATI-registered interpreters for courts, hospitals, and business meetings.
Standard certified level for general and government documents (~90% of work).
Advanced level for technically complex documents — medical, complex international contracts.
For language pairs not yet tested by NAATI — recognition through proven practice.
Entry-level interpreter for general conversation.
Mid-level interpreter handling complex assignments.
Specialist-level interpreter for advanced healthcare settings.
Specialist-level interpreter for advanced legal settings.
Conference-level interpreter for national and international events (highest tier).
NAATI (National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters) is Australia's national certifying body for translators and interpreters. Ask the receiving authority which translation credentials and format it requires.
NAATI provides a digital stamp system for eligible practitioners. Ask the translator how the delivered file can be verified and confirm that the receiving authority accepts that format.
Timing depends on the document, language direction and translator availability. Contact our team with legible copies for an assessment.
Fees: ask our team for a quote — assessed on your documents · LINE @THAIL
Request the assigned translator's name, NAATI practitioner number, credential type and certified language direction before confirming the work; check them in NAATI's directory.
Acceptance depends on the receiving authority and application. Provide its current document instructions so our team can review the required format before work begins.
If you need an interpreter, tell our team the language direction, subject, date and location so availability and relevant credentials can be checked.
Ask our team about the current scope of any CCL preparation support. For migration points and test eligibility, rely on current official rules.
NAATI is Australia's National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters. Australian government departments, universities and professional bodies generally require translations produced by a NAATI-certified practitioner, with the practitioner's certification details shown on the translation. Thai Law & Accounting coordinates certified translation of Thai records for Australian use and, where the receiving body also wants the underlying Thai document authenticated, arranges the consular layer as well.
Visa applications, skills assessments, university admissions and professional registration in Australia are the usual triggers. The requirement is normally phrased as a translation by a NAATI-certified translator, accompanied by a statement identifying the translator and their certification. Some bodies additionally require the translation to be attached to a certified copy of the source document rather than to a plain photocopy, so we confirm that detail before starting.
Not every Australian requirement is identical. A skills assessment authority may accept scanned certified translations, while a registration board may insist on a hard copy set. Reading the exact wording of the request first avoids producing a file that has to be reissued.
We review the scans, confirm which pages the receiving body actually needs, and align every name and date with the passport. The translation is then produced and certified, and we deliver it in the format the receiving body accepts. Where the Thai source document also needs authentication, the consular layer runs in parallel so the two parts of the file finish together rather than sequentially.
For documents that will also be used outside Australia, we keep an extra clean set so the same source material can be routed to a second destination without starting over.
Yes. Our language directory covers the main languages we handle for Thai inbound and outbound document work.
The translation stage can. Steps that require an original document, such as consular authentication, need the physical file, which can be couriered.
Only if the receiving body asks for the underlying Thai document to be authenticated. We confirm that with you before adding the layer.
Clear scans of every page, the passport spelling of all names, and the written requirement from the receiving body. Send them to LINE @THAIL.
By document type, page count and the number of certified sets required. We quote against the actual scope after reviewing the scans.
It depends on volume and on whether authentication layers are involved. We give an estimated window once the file is reviewed.
NAATI (National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters) is the sole quality standard body for translators and interpreters in Australia. NAATI-certified translations are mandatory for Department of Home Affairs visa applications, AHPRA registration, Legal Aid filings, and university admissions. ILC's Thai–English and English–Thai translations are produced by NAATI Certified Translators (CT) with valid credentials, and each page carries a NAATI stamp with translator number, expiry date, and a QR-linked verification. We also deliver NAATI CCL (Credentialled Community Language) coaching for skilled migration applicants aiming for the 5-point boost on the Skilled Migration Points Test — including 12-week structured programs, live mock exams, dialogue banks in Thai, Mandarin, Vietnamese, and Filipino, and post-exam performance review.
Check the current instructions of the relevant authority and the receiving organisation before following these steps; requirements can differ by case.
Scan or original documents received; scope confirmed with the applicant.
Certified translator produces the English version with 100% NAATI-compliant formatting.
Senior reviewer QA, stamp application, and QR verification code embedded.
Digital PDF for online lodgement plus physical courier if required.
For CCL, applicant onboarded to the 12-week program with live tutor and dialogue bank access.
Full-length mock exams with detailed scoring aligned to NAATI marking criteria.
This is a starting checklist, not a universal requirement. Confirm the current documents with the relevant authority for your case.
These are possible situations, not records of completed client work or promises of an outcome.
Thai marriage, birth and identity documents NAATI-translated for DHA e-lodgement.
Certified Thai transcripts and licence documents for Australian registration.
CCL 5-point boost via structured coaching program.
Academic transcript, birth certificate and financial documents NAATI-translated.
Availability, timing and acceptable documents depend on the authority and the specific application.
| Option | Pros | Trade-offs |
|---|---|---|
| Non-NAATI translation | Cheapest overseas alternative | Not accepted by DHA, AHPRA or Australian universities |
| NAATI translation only | Standard for most visa filings | Does not include CCL coaching |
| CCL bundle | 5-point migration boost + full support | Additional investment (typically AUD 800–1,200) |
No, high-resolution scans are usually sufficient for translation certification.
Yes via the NAATI verification portal using the translator number and stamp date.
Different skill sets; CCL tests real-time consecutive interpreting under exam conditions.
timing is assessed on your documents; rush 24 hours available.
| Service tier | Fees |
|---|---|
| เอกสารเดี่ยว / Single doc | Ask our team for a quote |
| แปล + Notary / Translation + Notary | Ask our team for a quote |
| MFA legalization | Ask our team for a quote |
| Embassy chain / สถานทูต | Ask our team for a quote |
For NAATI Certified Translation and CCL Coaching (Australia), confirm names, document types, and the receiving authority's current requirements before starting. Timing and fees depend on each case.
Please confirm current requirements with the receiving authority
NAATI (National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters) certifies translators and interpreters in Australia. Documents lodged with Australian bodies, such as the Department of Home Affairs for many visa types, professional assessment bodies or universities, are commonly required to be translated by a NAATI-certified translator.
Birth certificates, house registration, marriage and divorce certificates, name-change certificates, driving licences, transcripts and degrees, employment letters and Thai police clearance certificates. Names must be spelled exactly as in the passport throughout.
Yes. Home Affairs requires English translations of non-English documents, and applicants in Australia must use a NAATI-certified translator. Always check the current requirements for your visa subclass.
It depends on the receiving authority. Some countries or embassies instead require a translation certified by the Thai Department of Consular Affairs or by a translator registered in that country.
A clear colour scan is usually enough, unless the receiving body specifically requires printed or original documents.
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Reviewed by the translation team at Thai Law & Accounting Services · Last reviewed 4 Oct 2026 · General information, not legal or immigration advice for your specific case
