The checklist states that all foreign documents need to be translated into either English or Malay. How do I go about doing this?

Yes all documents that is not in Bahasa Malaysia or English needs to be translated. Documents can be translated at any of the following venues:

Malaysian Court Translator;
Malaysian Institute of Translation & Books (ITBM);
Malaysian Translators Association (PPM) / The Institute of Language and Literature (DBP); or
Translators appointed/ certified by foreign Embassy/ High Commission to Malaysia.

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