Do the translation yourself, attach together with the document being translated and have it certified true by someone reputable i.e. school HM, ketua kampung etc.

But if we're talking about transcripts from uni (i.e. diploma, degree etc) the uni would have to do the translation and send it to NUS direct in a sealed envelope with the uni's stamp.

What certs are we talking about here? If it's the uni transcript NUS would have given you a transcript request form to hand over to your uni and they will translate + seal + send to NUS for a fee.

Otherwise just translate like such: "Sarjana Muda Kejuruteraan Mekanik dengan Kepujian" to "Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering with Honours" etc. Not really difficult.



Even though BM is "the" national language it is not the administrative language (weird). I don't even think BM is taught in school cos my cousins barely speak a word of Malay.

Nah the comm/JP/PJK guys will charge you a good sum of money; just get your school's HM to do it. FOC.