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From 26 May, supporting document translations for visitor visa applications will no longer need to be certified.
From 26 May, supporting document translations for visitor visa applications will no longer need to be certified, bringing New Zealand’s English translation requirements in line with Australia.
Applicants must still provide translations for all supporting documents for visitor visa applications not in English, as well as advise who translated it and the qualification/experience of the translator.
Supporting documents cannot be translated by the applicant, a family member or immigration adviser assisting with the application.
Certified translations are still required for all documents submitted to support an application for a resident visa.
