All-in-One Language Management
One dedicated project manager handles all services—translation, interpreting, localization, and equipment rental—so you never coordinate multiple vendors.
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When you need the best interpreters, without the hassle
Welcome to Interpret Group, the leading provider of interpreters and language services in Rio de Janeiro.
In an increasingly globalized world, effective communication is paramount, and we specialize in breaking down language barriers with unparalleled accuracy and expertise. Whether you need skilled interpreters for international conferences, precise translations for critical documents, or customized language solutions for business expansion, our experienced professionals are dedicated to meeting your unique needs. Partner with us, and ensure your message is heard loud and clear across all languages and cultures.
One dedicated project manager handles all services—translation, interpreting, localization, and equipment rental—so you never coordinate multiple vendors.
Work with interpreters and translators who understand your field—whether it’s pharma, tech, legal, or finance.
We provide detailed quotes that break down every cost, so you know exactly what you’re paying for, right from the start.
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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Imagine your reaction if your interpreting event had to be rescheduled because of a major local holiday when everything was closed. Don’t let that happen. You can see a complete list of holidays in Brazil here: timeanddate.com/holidays/brazil/
Portuguese is the official language as well as the most widely spoken language in Brazil. With roughly 204 million speakers, Brazil is the world’s most populated Portuguese-speaking country by a wide margin, followed only by Angola and Mozambique, which boast 20 million and 14 million speakers respectively.
For more information on what languages are spoken in Brazil please visit worldatlas.com.
Visit VisaHQ for country specific information.
If a visa is required, obtain it from the appropriate foreign consular representative before proceeding abroad. Allow sufficient time for processing your visa application especially if you are applying by mail. Most foreign consular representatives are located in principal cities and in many instances a traveler may be required to obtain visas from the consular office in the area of his/her residence.
The Brazilian Real is the official currency used in Brazil and is abbreviated as R$ in international money markets. For the latest conversion rates please visit XE.com.
There is no standard voltage in Brazil. Most states use 110V, but some states in the north and some hotels use 220-240V. If you travel to Brazil with a device that does not accept 110 Volts at 60 Hertz, you will need a voltage converter.
Country | Voltage (volts) | Frequency (hertz) | Plug type |
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Brazil | 127 V / 220 V | 60 Hz | C / N |
Rio de Janeiro | 127 V | 60 Hz | C / N |
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Major global brands trust Interpret Group to help with their language challenges
Director of International Operations
Region - Oceania
Director of Language Services
Region - Americas
President & CEO
Region - Americas
Account Manager
Region - Americas
Whatever your needs are, our team is here for you. We are distributed across four regions, with plentiful knowledge in a variety of industry backgrounds and a wealth of knowledge of the interpreting services market. We believe in:
Our Language Specialists are here to manage your entire project from start to finish. Please send us your language needs and event details for a fast and easy quote. Estimate within 24 hours, no commitment needed.