Interpretation Services in Madrid

Yes. We work with qualified legal interpreters who have experience in Audiencia Nacional and other Madrid court settings. Booking in advance is recommended for major proceedings where scheduling flexibility may be limited.

Yes. We provide medical interpreters for private clinics and public hospitals across Madrid, covering common language pairs including Arabic, Romanian, Tagalog, and English for patient consultations and specialist appointments.

Yes. Remote interpreting via video (VRI) or telephone (OPI) is available for Madrid-based clients who need interpretation for international calls, video conferences, or hybrid meetings without requiring the interpreter on site.

Yes. We work with interpretes jurados certified by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs for court proceedings, including the Audiencia Nacional and Tribunal Supremo, as well as notarial acts and official appointments. Please confirm the language pair and the specific institution when booking so we can match the right certified interpreter.

For booth-based simultaneous events at IFEMA, the Palacio Municipal de Congresos, or Movistar Arena we recommend booking two to four weeks ahead so we can secure the right team and arrange equipment, and demand peaks during major fairs such as FITUR and ARCOmadrid.

Court hearings, immigration appointments, smaller meetings, and remote sessions can usually be arranged at shorter notice, with urgent requests accommodated for common language pairs where availability permits.

Rates depend on the format, language pair, assignment length, and any equipment needed. We quote by the hour, half day, or full day for on-site work at courts, hospitals, and corporate venues, and per minute for phone and video remote sessions, with conference booths priced to their setup.

Send us your dates and agenda and we will return a clear, no-obligation estimate.

Simultaneous interpreting runs in real time through booths and headsets and suits congresses and large audiences at venues such as IFEMA or the Palacio Municipal de Congresos.

Consecutive interpreting, where the speaker pauses between segments, fits negotiations, depositions, and medical consultations, and whispered interpreting works for one or two listeners. Tell us your audience size and setting and we will recommend the most cost-effective format.