Aerial view of Ban Jelacic Square and Zagreb Cathedral, Croatia

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Translators in Croatia

Translators in Croatia, city by city

1347 translators in Croatia, in 10 cities. Zagreb (806), Split (136) and Rijeka (133) hold 80% of them between them.

1,347translators
10cities
32languages
Photo: Nick Savchenko (CC BY-SA 2.0)

Showing all 10 cities.

Cities1347 in 10 cities

Aerial view of Ban Jelacic Square and Zagreb Cathedral, CroatiaZagrebCroatia806translatorsOf all translators in Croatia806 of 134760% Aerial view of Split, Croatia, showing Marjan hill, the old town, and the Adriatic SeaSplitCroatia136translatorsOf all translators in Croatia136 of 134710% Boats moored along the Rijeka waterfront with the city rising behindRijekaCroatia133translatorsOf all translators in Croatia133 of 134710% Aerial view of Zadar old town peninsula surrounded by the Adriatic Sea, with the Greeting to the Sun circular installation on the waterfront promenadeZadarCroatia82translatorsOf all translators in Croatia82 of 13476% Pula Arena Roman amphitheatre exterior, Pula, CroatiaPulaCroatia60translatorsOf all translators in Croatia60 of 13474% The main square in Osijek, with the neo-gothic church behind itOsijekCroatia57translatorsOf all translators in Croatia57 of 13474% Aerial view of Dubrovnik Old Town and city walls with the Adriatic SeaDubrovnikCroatia27translatorsOf all translators in Croatia27 of 13472% The Cathedral of St James above the old town of Sibenik, CroatiaŠibenikCroatia20translatorsOf all translators in Croatia20 of 13471% The old town of Rovinj on its peninsula at sunset, pastel houses rising to the tall Venetian bell tower of St Euphemia, seen across the calm Adriatic with boats along the waterfrontRovinjCroatia14translatorsOf all translators in Croatia14 of 13471% The old town and waterfront promenade of Trogir, CroatiaTrogirCroatia12translatorsOf all translators in Croatia12 of 13471%

By language

11 languages are recorded often enough in Croatia to have a page of its own.

Where these came from

These translators come from 3 sources, led by the Croatian Ministry of Justice, Administration and Digital Transformation (1338), the UK Foreign Office's Find a professional service abroad (5) and sudacka-mreza.hr (4).

Every one of these sits on an official list, published by a body with nothing to sell.

Questions

How many translators does this page cover in Croatia?
1347, across 10 cities. Each one is on a published list we link to.
Which city in Croatia has the most?
Zagreb, with 806. Zagreb (806), Split (136) and Rijeka (133) together hold 80% of what we list in the country.
Are these the only translators in Croatia?
No. These are the ones whose working language a published source states, which is a much smaller set than the ones that exist. A city missing here is a gap in what has been published, not evidence that nobody practises there.