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Translation, Apostille and Legalisation in Queensland
Queensland's growing economy and migration from Asia and the Pacific drive steady demand for visa translations, overseas powers of attorney and business interpreting from Brisbane to Cairns.
Cities we serve in Queensland
Our services in Queensland
Certified Translation
NAATI-standard certified translations of personal, legal and corporate documents, accepted by Australian authorities.
Learn moreApostille Services
We prepare and lodge your Australian documents with DFAT for an apostille, including notarisation where needed.
Learn moreEmbassy & Consulate Legalisation
DFAT authentication and embassy or consulate legalisation for countries outside the Apostille Convention.
Learn moreNotary Public Services
Certified true copies, notarised signatures, statutory declarations and notarial certificates for use overseas.
Learn morePower of Attorney for Overseas Use
Bilingual drafting support, translation, notarisation and apostille of powers of attorney for use abroad.
Learn moreDocument Retrieval
We order official certificates, police checks and company records in Australia and overseas on your behalf.
Learn moreInterpreting Services
On-site, phone and video interpreters for business, legal, medical and community settings across Australia.
Learn moreVisa & Immigration Translation
Translations for Department of Home Affairs visa and citizenship applications, formatted for ImmiAccount upload.
Learn moreDriver Licence Translation
Certified English translations of overseas driver licences for driving in Australia or converting your licence.
Learn moreAcademic Document Translation
Translations of degrees, transcripts and diplomas for universities, skills assessments and AHPRA.
Learn moreLegal & Business Translation
Contracts, court documents, financial reports and corporate documents translated by subject specialists.
Learn moreLocal requirements in Queensland
Civil certificates for Queensland are issued by the Queensland Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages. For an apostille, DFAT generally requires the original certificate issued by the registry; we can order it for you if you no longer have it. For driver licence conversions, the Department of Transport and Main Roads usually requires an English translation of a non-English overseas licence.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I get an apostille in Queensland?
Apostilles for Australian documents are issued by DFAT, not by the state. You don't need to visit an office: send us your documents and we lodge them with DFAT for you and return them by courier.
Can you translate documents for Queensland government agencies?
Yes. Our certified translations are suitable for Queensland Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages, the Department of Transport and Main Roads, courts and other agencies in Queensland.
Request a free quote
Tell us what you need and attach your documents if you have them. We reply by email with a fixed quote and turnaround.
Every document is different, so we quote each request individually. Quotes are free and without obligation.