Interpreting and translation services
Watch this animated video to learn how interpreting and translation services work in NSW.
You can ask for an interpreter if you prefer to speak a language other than English. Interpreters can help at appointments, in health and education services, and when dealing with government agencies. There are also services available if you need to get important documents translated, including your driver’s licence or qualifications.
Language support services
Interpreting support
Book a face-to-face, video or telephone interpreter, including free services for health, education and government appointments.
Translation support
Get documents translated, access information in your language, and use easy read resources from government services.
Learning English
Find free English classes and learning support through the Adult Migrant English Program and other training providers.
Key language support resources
Get started with useful information
Find key language support services in NSW, including interpreting, document translation, easy read information, and English language programs for migrants and refugees.
Face-to-face interpreting (Multicultural NSW)
Read information about how to request a quote and what to expect from Multicultural NSW interpreting services.
Video and telephone interpreting (Multicultural NSW)
Read information about how you can connect with an interpreter by video conference or by telephone through Multicultural NSW.
Translations and transcripts (Multicultural NSW)
Read information about translation services available at Multicultural NSW including document translations, language advice and translation advice.
Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) translated resources
Read information about the AMEP in different languages.
NSW Government easy read resources
Search for NSW Government resources in different languages and in an easy to read format.
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