Do all Australian visa materials need to be translated into English?

As we all know, going abroad involves English, so when applying for a visa from a large country, the embassies of many countries in China also require the applicant to provide an English version of the materials. Then when applying for an Australian visa, all the materials that the applicant needs to provide are translated into English?

When applying for an Australian visa, the embassy does not require all the Chinese materials of the applicant to be translated. For example, the bank statement in the ID card, account book, marriage certificate, business license and asset certificate can only be provided in Chinese. No translation is required, but the materials that must be translated are:

1419 Form, 54 Family Form, Employment Certificate, Reading Certificate, etc. The embassy will require the applicant to translate these relevant materials, but the details still depend on the way the applicant handles the visa. If the application is submitted to the agency, it is only necessary to provide them according to the agency's requirements. Generally, the agency will help the applicant to provide English translation.

For those who apply for an Australian visa, they also need to translate themselves or find a translation company to complete the relevant translation. However, Australia has a visa center. Applicants can choose the translation service of the Australian visa center. The translation cost is about 80 yuan per page. If it is more complicated, it is about 120 yuan per page.

In fact, when applying for an Australian visa normally, the handler will often choose to hand it over to the agent, because the price of finding someone to translate is basically the same as the cost of handing it over to the agent for full handling, and the agent will also provide other related services when applying for a visa, which is very convenient and the handler can choose at his discretion.