When Do You Need a Notarised Document in Singapore?
Notarisation isn't for everyone — but when an authority asks for it, here's what it is, who needs it and why SAL authentication (apostille) is attached.
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Certified translation, explained clearly
Straight-talking guides to getting your documents translated, certified and accepted in Singapore — ICA, MOM, LTA, ROM and the courts.
Certified Translation for ICA in Singapore: What You Need for PR & Citizenship
Exactly what ICA expects for foreign-language documents in a PR or citizenship application — and how to make sure yours is accepted the first time.
Read guide →Certified vs Notarised Translation: What's the Difference?
They sound similar but they're not the same thing — and asking for the wrong one can get your document rejected. Here's how to know which you need.
Read guide →How to Translate a Foreign Driving Licence for LTA in Singapore
Converting a foreign licence? LTA needs a certified English translation. Here's what to submit, how long it takes and what it costs.
Read guide →Birth Certificate Translation in Singapore: Certified for ICA, ROM & School
Need your birth certificate translated for PR, a dependant's pass or school? Here's what ICA and ROM require, the cost and turnaround.
Read guide →Marriage Certificate Translation in Singapore: Certified for ICA, Dependant's Pass & ROM
Bringing your spouse to Singapore or applying for PR as a family? Here's what MOM and ICA need, plus cost and turnaround.
Read guide →Chinese to English Certified Translation in Singapore
Simplified or Traditional, accepted by ICA, MOM and LTA — birth certs, household registers (户口簿), degrees and driving licences. From S$68.
Read guide →Need a certified translation now?
Build your quote in a couple of minutes — accepted by ICA, MOM, LTA and the courts.