Asia – continued
Europe
Europe – continued
Pacific Islands
Burmese
Albanian
Icelandic
Fijian
Hmong
Armenian
Italian
Ilocano
Indonesian
Basque
Lithuanian
Indonesian
Japanese
Bosnian
Macedonian
Malay
Khmer (Cambodian)
Bulgarian
Norwegian
Marshallese
Korean
Croatian
Polish
Samoan
Laotian
Czech
Portuguese
Tagalog
Danish
Romanian
Tongan
Dutch
Russian
Estonian
Serbian
North America, South America, and
Caribbean
Finnish
Slovak
French
French
Spanish
Haitian Creole
German
Swedish
Portuguese
Greek
Ukranian
Spanish
Hungarian
Yiddish
Malay
Mien
Mongolian
Thai
Vietnamese
driver licensing
translation service
no matter what
language you speak,
we speak it too
Need a driver’s licence and English isn’t your first
language? We now offer over-the-phone translation
services to help you with your licensing enquiry.
This service is free for ICBC customers and is available
in over 170 languages.
India, Pakistan, and Southwest Asia
Africa – continued
Middle East
Bengali
Dinka
Arabic
Here’s how it works:
Gujarati
If you’re unable to communicate clearly in English, we
• will call an interpreter,
• within a few minutes, someone will be able
to translate for you in your own language.
Hindi
French
Armenian
Hausa
Azerbaijani
Italian
Dari
Nuer
Farsi
Punjabi
Oromo
Hebrew
Sinhalese
Portuguese
Kurdish
Tamil
Portuguese Creole
Pashto
Somali
Turkish
Malayalam
Nepali
more information
Talk to your customer service representative or visit
our website icbc.com/driver-licensing or call:
• From Greater Victoria: 250-978-8300
• Elsewhere in Canada or the U.S.: 1-800-950-1498
• Other countries: 250-978-8300 (We accept collect
calls.)
Telugu
Swahili
Urdu
Tigrinya
Asia
China
Africa
Wolof
Cantonese
Acholi
Yoruba
Amharic
Chaochow
Fukienese
Mandarin
Arabic
Shanghai
Taiwanese
Toishanese
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