Moving from the Netherlands to Indonesia can involve requests from immigration authorities, an employer, a school or another organisation. Start with the current checklist for your own application and identify which recipient needs each record.<\/p>\n
Our Indonesian translation service<\/a> is the starting point for discussing the language combination and document type. Send the recipient\u2019s instructions so we can confirm which translation arrangements we can provide.<\/p>\n Different procedures can have different document requirements. For example, the Indonesian immigration authority\u2019s E31A spouse-visa instructions<\/a> include specific requirements where a marriage took place outside Indonesia. This example concerns a spouse of an Indonesian citizen.<\/p>\n Those instructions ask for reporting or registration evidence and the marriage record. They include translation into Indonesian by a sworn translator, with an exception for records in English. Do not assume that every other visa or recipient uses this same rule.<\/p>\n For that E31A example, translating a marriage certificate does not replace the separate evidence that the marriage was reported or registered. Check the current instructions for the precise record and issuing authority required.<\/p>\n If a marriage record needs translation, our marriage certificate translation service<\/a> provides a relevant enquiry route. Include the source language, intended recipient and any requirements concerning the translator. Ask before treating an English translation as a substitute for a document originally issued in English.<\/p>\n For a Dutch record used abroad, NetherlandsWorldwide\u2019s Dutch-document guidance<\/a> directs you to check the document type and destination country. Use that direction when checking formalities for Indonesia; guidance for Indonesian documents used in the Netherlands concerns the reverse journey.<\/p>\n If the recipient requests authentication, explain this with your legalisation enquiry<\/a>. Keep those requirements alongside the translation brief. Use our document preparation checklist<\/a> to organise complete scans, reverse sides, stamps and attachments.<\/p>\nCheck the language rule for your particular application<\/h2>\n
Keep the marriage record and registration evidence distinct<\/h2>\n
Plan translation and authentication separately<\/h2>\n
Request a quote for the required document set<\/h2>\n