Interpreters and translators for Bali and Jakarta
Interpretation is spoken in the room. Translation is written, before or after. This page holds both kinds of role for events in Bali and Jakarta, without naming the people who do the work. A simultaneous booth, a consecutive meeting, and accompanying a delegation are different jobs. Say which one you need, the language pair, and the direction. A forum in Jakarta and a factory visit that starts in Bali are not the same day.
Each published role is staffed from two or three vetted candidates. We match the subject, the hours and the format, then tell you who can take the date. Fees are on request and depend on the brief. Equipment, a second interpreter for a long simultaneous day, and a written translation of a speech are extra scope. They belong in the brief so the proposal matches the room.
Send the agenda and any slides as soon as they exist, even as drafts. Names and terms that must stay in one language should be written down. We never publish a person's phone, email or social accounts. Every enquiry comes to the agency. Open a role profile, or send the brief if you are not sure which format fits.
Roles
Simultaneous Conference Interpreter (English–Indonesian), Jakarta
Booth interpreters for conferences and forums, usually working as a team of two.
What you get: 2–3 matched candidates or teams
Fee: On request
Conference & Event Interpreter, Bali
Simultaneous and consecutive interpreters for conferences, MICE groups and events in Bali.
What you get: 2–3 matched candidates
Fee: On request
Mandarin–English–Indonesian Interpreter, Jakarta
Mandarin interpreters for business meetings, factory visits, forums and negotiations.
What you get: 2–3 matched candidates
Fee: On request
Consecutive & Business Meeting Interpreter (English–Indonesian), Jakarta & Bali
Interpreters for meetings, negotiations, interviews and site visits, no booth needed.
What you get: 2–3 matched candidates
Fee: On request
Delegation & Site-Visit Interpreter (Accompanying), Bali & Jakarta
Interpreters who travel with your delegation through meetings, visits and dinners.
What you get: 2–3 matched candidates
Fee: On request
Russian–English–Indonesian Interpreter, Bali
Russian-language interpreters for meetings, events and groups in Bali.
What you get: 2–3 matched candidates
Fee: On request
Japanese & Korean Interpreter, Jakarta & Bali
Interpreters for Japanese and Korean partners, delegations and events.
What you get: 2–3 matched candidates
Fee: On request
Arabic Interpreter, Jakarta & Bali
Arabic interpreters for Middle East delegations, investors and events.
What you get: 2–3 matched candidates
Fee: On request
Sign Language Interpreter (BISINDO) for Events, Jakarta & Bali
Sign language interpreters so Deaf guests can follow your stage programme.
What you get: 2–3 matched candidates
Fee: On request
Event Document & Sworn Translator, Jakarta & Bali
Written translation of event materials, contracts and official documents.
What you get: 2–3 matched candidates
Fee: On request
Questions
What is the difference between an interpreter and a translator?
An interpreter works with speech at the event. A translator works with documents. Brief them separately if you need both.
Do interpreter profiles show a fee?
No. Fees are on request and depend on the languages, hours, format and equipment.
Can I hire the interpreter directly?
No. The request goes to the agency. Personal contact details are not on the site.