NAATI-Certified Russian Driver Licence Translation

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Why choose RTA’s NAATI-accredited Russian driver’s licence translation services?

In Australia, a certified English translation of your Russian driver’s licence is essential for driving, banking, and official identification. Australian authorities, including VicRoads and Service NSW, require NAATI-certified translations for legal recognition.

RTA provides same-day NAATI-certified Russian driver’s licence translations, so you’re ready for road use and ID purposes without delay. Our translator is experienced in migration and official documentation, guaranteeing that each translation meets Australian standards and is accepted by all relevant authorities.

Every translation undergoes a thorough accuracy check, with the NAATI stamp and accreditation details applied. You’ll communicate directly with your translator—no intermediaries—ensuring quick, reliable service at competitive prices.

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How We Work

Order

Upload your document, submit an online order, or request a personalised quote.

Translation

Upon acceptance of the quote, the translator will complete the translation.

Quality assurance

We perform a quality audit, affix the certification stamp, and add the accreditation details.

Delivery 

You receive your translation (digital and hard copy available) within the agreed timeframe.

Russian Driver’s License Translation FAQ

What is the turnaround time for translating my Russian driver’s licence?

We offer same-day translation services for Russian driver’s licences. Submit a clear copy or picture of the original driver’s licence via the online form, and we will send you an accurate NAATI-certified translation, with the certification details, within less than 24 hours.

Yes, RTA’s Russian driver’s licence translations are NAATI-certified and provided in a standardised format.

Our translator has been a NAATI accredited translator since 1988 and has translated many driver’s licences. He knows all the requirements a NAATI-certified driver’s licence translation must meet, including formatting standards. He will apply his stamp, guaranteeing acceptance by all Australian authorities and organisations.

Yes. A driver’s licence translation must include all the information indicated in the original, such as the holder’s name, place of issuance, and issuing authority. Please be mindful that names must be transliterated in the Latin alphabet and match the spelling used on all immigration/official documents precisely.

Plus, a NAATI-certified driver’s licence translation must be accompanied by an original or a copy of the original Russian driver’s licence, stamped by a NAATI translator, and by certification details. It is a condition of acceptance of translations by all government transport authorities,including Service NSW, VicRoads in Victoria or the Queensland Government.

Our rate for standard documents, such as Russian driver’s licenses and other personal documents, is $49/document, with a $15 turnaround fee for express services within less than 24 hours.

Yes. Australian authorities require all non-English driver’s licences to be translated into English. According to state transport authorities, these translations must be completed by NAATI-certified translators to ensure accuracy and reliability.

If you hold a Russian driver’s licence and do not have an international driver’s licence, you will need a NAATI-certified translation to drive in Australia. You must present this translation to police officers, rental car companies, and other relevant authorities when required.

Certified translations have no expiry date, but they remain valid only while your driver’s licence is current. Most states also require you to convert your overseas licence to a local one after a few months. You can submit the NAATI-certified translation when applying for a local licence.

Please note that New South Wales (NSW) has specific rules. After three months, you must apply for an NSW licence, and only translations from the Community Relations Commission of NSW are accepted for conversion. However, if you are staying for fewer than three months, you can legally drive with a NAATI-certified translation of your Russian licence.

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Get your NAATI-certified translation today

Upload your Russian language document and fill in the form on our website, or send it via email with all the necessary information to get a quote today.