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Certified Translated Documents Required For Admission In KSA Universities

Required Certified Translated  Documents for The Admission in KSA Universities 


1. Translated  High School/GCSE/A-level Certificate 
2. Translated  High School/GCSE/A-level Transcript. 
3.  Translated Testimony of Conduct. 
4.  Translated Birth Certificate. 
5.  Translated Passport.  
6.  Translated Identity Card (where applicable). 
7. A Color passport-sized (6x4) Photograph, which must be taken without glasses, against a white background, without covering the head.
8.  Translated medical letter or report, indicating the health of the applicant’s body, his sight and hearing, and lack of infectious diseases. It must be issued by a reliable medical centre. 
9.  Translated letter of introduction/recommendation from an Islamic foundation in the applicant’s country of residence, or from two eminent Muslim individuals, testifying with regard to the applicant, his religious devotion and Islamic morals.
10. Certificate of accepting Islam, for those who are not Muslim by birth (if available).
Notices
1. The applicant must scan his original documents, along with their translations, using a scanner, in order to display the documents in their original colors.
2. The applicant must attach the Arabic translation of any document written in other than the Arabic language, preferably attested by a reliable organization.
3. In case of an applicant being granted admission, the accepted student must bring his original documents, attested by the Saudi Embassy. If there is no Saudi Embassy in his country, he should have his documents attested by an authority recognized by the university.
4. In the case of errors in the basic information found on the applicant’s original documents (such as name, date of birth, place of birth, etc.), the applicant must correct such mistakes with the responsible authorities before sending his application, since the University Council forbids the correction of this fundamental information after admission.





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