Professional Interpreter Services in Paris

Yes. We cover a wide range of languages requested in OFPRA settings, including Arabic, Wolof, Bambara, Soninke, Dari, Pashto, Tigrinya, and many others. Please contact us in advance to confirm availability for less common language pairs.

Yes. We can provide interpretation booths, receiver units, and technician support for simultaneous interpreting at Paris conference venues. We coordinate logistics directly with venue operators.

Our legal interpreters for French court proceedings hold the relevant professional qualifications recognized by French judicial authorities. We can provide documentation on request prior to booking.

For large conferences and booth-based simultaneous events we recommend booking two to four weeks ahead so we can secure the right team and coordinate equipment with venues such as the Palais des Congres or Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. Court hearings, OFPRA interviews, smaller meetings, and remote sessions can usually be arranged at shorter notice, and we accommodate urgent requests for common language pairs where availability permits.

Yes. We combine remote simultaneous interpreting with on-site equipment so in-person and online attendees receive the same quality, and we support Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Webex, and other major conferencing platforms. This is a common setup for OECD, UNESCO, and corporate events that bring together delegates in Paris and abroad.

Rates depend on the interpreting format, language pair, assignment length, and any equipment required. We quote by the half day or full day for on-site work at venues such as the Palais des Congres or La Defense, and per minute for phone and video remote sessions, with court hearings, OFPRA interviews, and conference booths each 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 conferences and large audiences at venues such as the Palais des Congres or Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. Consecutive interpreting, where the speaker pauses between segments, fits board meetings, depositions, and executive briefings, and chuchotage (whispered interpreting) works for one or two listeners. Tell us your audience size and setting and we will recommend the most cost-effective format.

Yes. Beyond Paris and the wider Ile-de-France region, our senior interpreters serve Lyon, Marseille, Toulouse, Lille, Bordeaux, and Strasbourg, with remote simultaneous and video remote interpreting available wherever on-site coverage is not required.