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Official (sworn) translation of documents and interpreting. Sworn translators are managed by the Ministry of Justice — status can be checked in the registry.

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Vilsmar

Vilsmar

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Printing and Advertising

Business
Košice

VILSMAR — printing and polygraphic services We do printing for both private clients and entrepreneurs and companies. 🖨 Printing and copying • color and black-and-white printing A4 / A3 • documents, forms, applications, educational materials • small and medium print runs 📚 Polygraphy • business cards • leaflets and flyers • menus and price lists • certificates and diplomas • catalogs and brochures • stickers and labels • invitations and postcards • branded materials ✂️ Post-printing services • lamination • cutting to size • document binding • thermal binding 📄 Document translation We help with document translation. 📸 Photo services Photos and preparation of photos for documents. ⚡ We do urgent orders 🚗 Delivery possible. To calculate the cost, just send us a file or PDF and write what needs to be done. 📧 [email protected] 📱 WhatsApp / Telegram: +421 903 924 667

Translators

Professional
Bratislava

At the entrance, you enter a space where you can order an official translation of court documents and the issuance of various certificates, including extracts of no criminal record and certificates from MREO (Motor Vehicle Registration and Licensing Office). I help people in Slovakia and Ukraine with the оформлення (processing) of important papers so that everything is done quickly and efficiently.

SlovakPro / словацька мова

Tutors

Professional
Košice

Do you want to speak Slovak (Slovak language) confidently, understand the people around you, and feel comfortable in Slovakia? We invite you to us, where learning is built not only around grammar but primarily around the real use of the language in life.

First free lesson
18 €
Individual lesson
+2 services

Translators

Professional
NitraLipová 6/3

I am registered in the official translators registry of the Ministry of Justice of the Slovak Republic (SR), my registration number is 970547. This is the translation category required when submitting documents to Slovak authorities.

Translators

Professional
BratislavaJelšova 8

I am registered in the official translator registry of the Ministry of Justice of the Slovak Republic under registration number 970218. This means that my translations are accepted by government bodies, courts, and police for foreigners.

Translators

Professional
KošicePajorova 14

I am registered in the official translator registry of the Ministry of Justice of the Slovak Republic (SR) under number 971161. My language pair is Ukrainian and Slovak (Slovak language).

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In Slovakia, you can find translators working with Ukrainian, Slovak, and Russian—among the 4 specialists currently available, 3 work with Ukrainian and Slovak, while 2 also offer Russian. Most translators are self-employed individuals; 3 out of 4 have listed a physical address where you can meet in person if needed. There is no official state register for translators in Slovakia, so checking qualifications, reviews, and sample work is your responsibility.

What affects the cost

Translation rates depend on language pair, document type (legal, medical, technical), urgency, and whether you need a certified or sworn translation. Legal and medical documents usually cost more than general texts. Always request a written quote before starting work, and clarify whether the price is per page, per word, or per hour. If you need a certified translation for official use (residence permits, court documents), confirm that the translator is authorised to provide sworn translations in Slovakia. You can explore more service providers in our directory of specialists or look up specific terms in the glossary.

What to check before you pay

  • Ask for examples of previous work or references from other clients
  • Confirm the final price, deadline, and what is included (certification, notarisation, number of revisions)
  • Check whether the translator is registered as self-employed (živnostník) or holds any professional certification
  • Clarify the format you will receive (PDF, Word, paper original) and whether the translation will be accepted by the institution you need it for
  • Get everything in writing: scope, price, delivery date, and payment terms

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Questions about translators

Do I need a sworn translator for official documents in Slovakia?+

Yes, for most official purposes (residence permits, court submissions, university applications), you need a sworn translation. Only translators officially authorised by the Slovak Ministry of Justice can provide sworn translations. Ask the translator directly if they hold this authorisation.

How much does translation cost in Slovakia?+

Rates vary widely depending on language pair, document complexity, and urgency. Legal and medical translations are typically more expensive than general texts. Always request a detailed written quote before work begins, and clarify whether the price is per page, per word, or per hour.

How long does it take to translate a document?+

It depends on document length, complexity, and the translator's workload. A standard one-page document may take 1–3 days, while longer or technical texts require more time. Discuss the deadline upfront and ask if rush service is available for an additional fee.