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Top 3 Ukrainian translators in Budapest

3 places with a real Ukrainian link: Ukrainian owners or staff, or service in Ukrainian. 2 have an address on the map, most of them District VI — Terézváros, District XVI — Mátyásföld, Sashalom. Each place page has contacts, photos and a short description; updated October 2026.

Ranked by how complete and verified the information is (photos, contacts, address, description). Not paid placement.

  1. OFFI — Hungarian Office for Translation and Attestation OFFI — Hungarian Office for Translation and AttestationTranslatorsVI district
  2. Csajkovics Viktor — translator, interpreter & host Csajkovics Viktor — translator, interpreter & hostTranslatorsXVI district
  3. Berecz Vladimir — translatorTranslatorsVI district

1OFFI — Hungarian Office for Translation and Attestation

OFFI (Országos Fordító és Fordításhitelesítő Iroda) is Hungary's state office for certified (hiteles) translations, on Bajza utca, District VI. It produces official translations of documents, including from Ukrainian, and in 2022 issued a notice for people affected by the war in Ukraine. Not a Ukrainian business, but the key office for Ukrainian papers. Online booking.

2Csajkovics Viktor — translator, interpreter & host

Csajkovics Viktor is a translator and certified interpreter for Hungarian, Ukrainian and Russian with 25 years' experience, holding dual Hungarian-Ukrainian citizenship. He covers immigration matters, tourism, menus and websites, and also hosts events and wedding ceremonies bilingually. Based in Budapest's 16th district.

3Berecz Vladimir — translator

Berecz Vladimir is a translator in Budapest's 6th district (Podmaniczky utca, Terézváros). He does written translation from Ukrainian and Russian into Hungarian and back, and is listed under Ukrainian translators in the ePiac.hu directory.

FAQ

How many places are in “Top 3 Ukrainian translators in Budapest”?

3 right now; the list is updated (October 2026). Businesses can be added for free through the “Add a business” form.

Which places should I look at first?

The ones with the most complete information: OFFI — Hungarian Office for Translation and Attestation (VI), Csajkovics Viktor — translator, interpreter & host (XVI), Berecz Vladimir — translator (VI). The order reflects data completeness, not advertising.

Can I speak Ukrainian there?

3 of 3 places list Ukrainian as a service language. The others are run by people from Ukraine; please confirm before visiting.