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Translators in Argentina
Updated November 2026
Foreigners can buy homes in Argentina. You need a tax number (CUIT or CDI) to sign the deed. You often need a sworn translator for the deed, powers of attorney and your papers.
102translators in Argentina
69speak English
7work with clients abroad
3do urgent jobs (24–48 h)
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Iván OvejeroTranslator · Buenos Aires✓ Spanish and EnglishSworn translatorDeeds and contracts
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FDR TraduccionesTranslator · Buenos Aires✓ Spanish and EnglishSworn translatorDeeds and contracts
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Palabras del PlataTranslator · Buenos Aires✓ Spanish and English +4Deeds and contractsClients abroad
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Traduccion.com.arTranslator · Buenos Aires✓ Spanish and English +4Deeds and contractsUrgent (24–48 h)
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La Alborada TraductoresTranslator · Buenos Aires✓ German and French +3Deeds and contractsPowers of attorney
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Daniel BulgheroniTranslator · Buenos Aires✓ Spanish and EnglishSworn translatorDeeds and contracts
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Paula TraduceTranslator · Buenos Aires✓ Spanish and EnglishSignature legalizedSworn translator
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Olivia CastigliaTranslator · Buenos Aires✓ Spanish and ItalianSworn translatorDeeds and contracts
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Matías LuTranslator · Buenos Aires✓ Spanish and ChineseBirth and marriageSignature legalized
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Nina FrolovaTranslator · Buenos Aires✓ Spanish and RussianSworn translatorBirth and marriage
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Traducciones y CiudadaníaTranslator · Vicente LópezClients abroadSignature legalizedSworn translator
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Instituto OlivaresTranslator · Buenos Aires✓ Spanish and English +6Full price upfrontSworn translator
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Where are you buying?
Bariloche18 translators13 speak EnglishNeuquén14 translators14 speak EnglishEl Bolsón4 translators3 speak EnglishSan Isidro2 translatorsEnglish not checked yetCórdoba2 translators2 speak EnglishMendoza1 translator1 speaks English
Questions about translators in Argentina
Answers come from what we found on each translator’s own website. Updated November 2026.
The translators
How many translators are there in Argentina?How many translators are there?
We found at least 102 translators in Argentina, on their own websites and in public listings.
Are there English-speaking translators in Argentina?Do they speak English?
Yes, at least 69 translators in Argentina speak English: Iván Ovejero, FDR Traducciones, Celeste Andreetti, Daniel Bulgheroni, Paula Traduce and 64 more.
Do any translators in Argentina speak Portuguese, French, German, Italian or Russian?Do they speak other languages?
Yes. At least 6 translators in Argentina speak Portuguese: Traduccion.com.ar, Sara Daitch, Palabras del Plata, La Alborada Traductores, Instituto Olivares and 1 more. At least 10 translators in Argentina speak French: Traduccion.com.ar, Palabras del Plata, La Alborada Traductores, Instituto Olivares, Luis Antonio Leguizamón and 5 more. At least 6 translators in Argentina speak German: Traduccion.com.ar, Palabras del Plata, La Alborada Traductores, Instituto Olivares, Rosa María Maderholz and 1 more. At least 22 translators in Argentina speak Italian: Traduccion.com.ar, Paola Slajmer, Palabras del Plata, La Alborada Traductores, Instituto Olivares and 17 more. At least 1 translator in Argentina speaks Russian: Nina Frolova.
What they do
Which translators in Argentina are sworn or official translators?Which translators are sworn or official translators?
We found at least 87 translators in Argentina that say on their website that they are sworn or official translators: Iván Ovejero, FDR Traducciones, Celeste Andreetti, Daniel Bulgheroni, Paula Traduce and 82 more.
Which translators in Argentina translate deeds and contracts?Which translators translate deeds and contracts?
There are at least 15 translators in Argentina that say on their website that they translate deeds and contracts: Iván Ovejero, FDR Traducciones, Daniel Bulgheroni, Paula Traduce, CP Traducciones and 10 more.
Which translators in Argentina work with clients abroad?Which translators work with clients abroad?
At least 7 translators in Argentina say on their website that they work with clients abroad: Iván Ovejero, Daniel Bulgheroni, Paula Traduce, Traducciones y Ciudadanía, Palabras del Plata and 2 more.
Which translators in Argentina interpret at the signing?Which translators interpret at the signing?
None yet. So far, we haven’t found a translator in Argentina who says they interpret at the signing.
Which translators in Argentina do urgent jobs (24–48 h)?Which translators do urgent jobs (24–48 h)?
There are at least 3 translators in Argentina that say on their website that they do urgent jobs (24–48 h): Iván Ovejero, FDR Traducciones and Traduccion.com.ar.
Which translators in Argentina translate powers of attorney?Which translators translate powers of attorney?
At least 8 translators in Argentina say on their website that they translate powers of attorney: Iván Ovejero, FDR Traducciones, Daniel Bulgheroni, Traduccion.com.ar, Paola Slajmer and 3 more.
Which translators in Argentina translate bank and tax papers?Which translators translate bank and tax papers?
We found 1 translator in Argentina that says on its website that it translates bank and tax papers: Iván Ovejero.
Which translators in Argentina translate birth and marriage papers?Which translators translate birth and marriage papers?
There are at least 11 translators in Argentina that say on their website that they translate birth and marriage papers: Iván Ovejero, FDR Traducciones, Daniel Bulgheroni, CP Traducciones, Traduccion.com.ar and 6 more.
Which translators in Argentina handle apostilled documents?Which translators handle apostilled documents?
At least 1 translator in Argentina says on its website that it handles apostilled documents: FDR Traducciones.
Which translators in Argentina give certified translations?Which translators give certified translations?
We found at least 7 translators in Argentina that say on their website that they give certified translations: Paula Traduce, Matías Lu, Traducciones y Ciudadanía, Palabras del Plata, La Alborada Traductores and 2 more.
Which translators in Argentina show the full price upfront?Which translators show the full price upfront?
There are at least 7 translators in Argentina that say on their website that they show the full price upfront: Iván Ovejero, FDR Traducciones, CP Traducciones, Traduccion.com.ar, Matías Lu and 2 more.
Other pros in Argentina
Are there real estate lawyers in Argentina?Are there lawyers too?
Yes, we found at least 61 real estate lawyers in Argentina. Find them here →
Are there notaries in Argentina?Are there notaries too?
Yes, we found at least 377 notaries in Argentina. Find them here →
Are there property managers in Argentina?Are there managers too?
Yes, we found at least 88 property managers in Argentina. Find them here →
Where are most translators in Argentina?Where are most of them?
Most translators we found in Argentina are in Rosario (30), Buenos Aires (26), Bariloche (18), Neuquén (14) and El Bolsón (4). The number is how many translators we found in each place.
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