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Documents to translate for getting a mortgage abroad
Lenders abroad assess your income from Israeli documents: payslips, Form 106, tax assessments, bank statements and an employment letter. Some accept a plain translation they can read; others ask for certified translations, especially of the employment letter and tax documents. Ask your lender or broker before you translate.
For Israeli applicants heading to Any.
Always asked for
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Payslip
תלוש משכורתMonthly salary slip that Israeli employers must issue.
Bank account statement
תדפיס חשבון / דף חשבוןPrintout of account activity for a period.
Annual salary statement (Form 106)
טופס 106Annual statement from the employer summarizing salary, deductions and tax for one tax year.
Tax Authority assessment letter
הודעת שומה / שומת מסLetter from the Tax Authority with the result of an assessment, a refund or a demand for payment.
Employment confirmation letter
אישור העסקהLetter from the employer confirming employment, role and salary.
Sometimes asked for
Depends on the destination and your situation.
Translation requirement
Plain or certified depending on the lender
Updated November 5, 2026. Check the official source for your destination before you file; requirements change and differ by office.
Questions
Which documents do I need to translate for getting a mortgage abroad?
Usually Payslip, Bank account statement, Annual salary statement, Tax Authority assessment letter and Employment confirmation letter. Check the receiving authority's own list before you file.
Do I need a certified translation for getting a mortgage abroad?
Plain or certified depending on the lender. Requirements change, so verify them with the official source for your destination.
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