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NAATI Punjabi Translator

Get NAATI certified translation for your documents in Australia. NAATI certified translations are often needed for official purposes such as visa applications and skills assessment. Our NAATI translators translate from Punjabi to English or English to Punjabi.

Order only from NAATI Punjabi translators who have updated NAATI certification in Australia. Get a quote for your certified Punjabi translation using the form on this page.

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Approved NAATI Punjabi Translator Punjabi translations provided by NAATI certified translators with more than 10 years' professional experience.
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Easy Online Process You can choose to print the translation ecopy or receive hard copy by mail.
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Average 24 Hour Turnaround Our average turnaround time for 1-3 page documents is 24 hours.

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NAATI Certified Translators
Highly experienced NAATI Punjabi translators who meet our strict requirements for accuracy, consistency and reliability.
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Simple Pricing
Fixed quote based only on what you need. Translators have extensive experience in translating migration documents, financial documents and educational qualification.
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Quick & Easy Upload
Upload your Punjabi document/s for a fast translation quote. All common file types including PDF and JPG are accepted.
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Certified Delivery
Punjabi certified translations delivered quickly by email, containing official translation company contact, certification statement and stamp.

NAATI Punjabi Translation

Besides providing NAATI certified Punjabi translation, we also provide non-certified translation for business documents and DTP (layout) work for content. Multilingual document translations in EDMs, brochures, work manuals and operation procedures are often needed for safety or legal compliance, and effective communication to customers and employees.

You can use the form on this page to upload multiple files for a quote and estimated delivery time. Our Punjabi translator is ready to assist you.


What Documents Are Translated by NAATI Punjabi Translators?

Our NAATI Punjabi translators translate all types of documents from Punjabi to English and English to Punjabi. This includes documents for immigration use, legal documents, medical documents and business documents. Commonly translated documents requiring certified translation include:

  • passports
  • birth certificates
  • marriage and divorce certificates
  • death and cremation certificates
  • police reports and criminal record checks
  • educational qualifications include academic transcripts
  • school certificates
  • driver's licence
  • import documentation
  • POA and legal contracts
  • immigration documents

What is the Translation Cost for NAATI Punjabi Translation?

Most of the translation fee is based on the number of pages and content per page, so the more pages and the greater the volume of text, the more expensive it will be. The type of content, legibility of texts and layout of content is also taken into consideration. No matter how large your project is, or if it's just a single page, please ask our Punjabi translation team for a quote.


Why Choose NAATI Punjabi Translators?

  • Experienced (>10 years' experience)
  • Updated NAATI certification in Australia
  • Professionalism and respect for confidentiality
  • Fast turnaround time
  • Quick response and follow-up for any questions, you are supported by a team, not just one translator

It's really simple to get started on your certified Punjabi translations, and there's no need to visit an office. We only require a clear scan or picture of the page/s required for translation and this can be submitted through the online form. Once you receive a quote, you can follow the instructions for payment and to commence the document translation.

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About the Punjabi Language

The Punjabi language has many different dialects, spoken in the different sub-regions of greater Punjab. Since the Partition of Punjab in 1947, Punjabi spoken in the two countries has deviated from each other, with Indians relying more heavily on Sanskrit vocabulary through Hindi. Punjabi emerged as an independent language in the 11th century. The first traces of Punjabi can be found in the works of the Nath yogis Gorakshanath and Charpatnath in the 9th and 10th century.


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