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232 providers who work in Bulgarian, across 48 cities in 21 countries and 6 kinds of service. Bucharest (50), Sofia (21) and Prague (19) hold 39% of them between them.

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By service

What you can actually get in Bulgarian, biggest first. Where a service has enough Bulgarian speakers to be worth its own page, the card goes there.

Translators15233 cities Lawyers5211 cities Doctors205 cities Therapists54 cities Dentists22 cities Tax advisers11 city

By city

Every city with at least one provider who works in Bulgarian, grouped by country.

Showing all 48 cities.

Romania50 in 1 city

Aerial view of Bucharest historic center with the Palace of Parliament in the backgroundBucharestRomania50BulgarianServices hereTranslators

Bulgaria40 in 4 cities

Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Sofia, BulgariaSofiaBulgaria21BulgarianServices hereDoctorsDentistsTherapists+1 Panoramic view of Varna city and Varna Bay, BulgariaVarnaBulgaria11BulgarianServices hereTherapistsDoctorsLawyers Ancient Roman Theatre of Plovdiv with the city and Rhodope Mountains behindPlovdivBulgaria4BulgarianServices hereDoctorsLawyers The old town of Veliko Tarnovo above the Yantra river, BulgariaVeliko TarnovoBulgaria4BulgarianServices hereLawyers

Poland34 in 8 cities

Warsaw skyline at dawn with the Palace of Culture and Science and modern skyscrapersWarsawPoland14BulgarianServices hereTranslators Krakow Main Market Square with St. Mary's Basilica and Adam Mickiewicz MonumentKrakowPoland10BulgarianServices hereTranslators Neptune Fountain and colorful Baroque townhouses on Old Market Square in Poznań, PolandPoznańPoland4BulgarianServices hereTranslators Gdańsk waterfront with colorful Hanseatic facades and the medieval Crane on the Motława riverGdańskPoland2BulgarianServices hereTranslators The old town of Lublin seen across its rooftopsLublinPoland1BulgarianServices hereTranslators The town hall on the market square at RzeszowRzeszowPoland1BulgarianServices hereTranslators Cathedral Island and Cathedral of St. John the Baptist reflected in the Odra River, WrocławWrocławPoland1BulgarianServices hereTranslators Zakopane in its valley below the peaks of the Tatra mountainsZakopanePoland1BulgarianServices hereTranslators

Czech Republic25 in 4 cities

Prague Castle and St. Vitus Cathedral above the Vltava River at dawnPragueCzech Republic19BulgarianServices hereTranslatorsLawyers Brno cityscape panorama with Spilberk Castle and Cathedral of Saints Peter and PaulBrnoCzech Republic3BulgarianServices hereTranslators The cathedral and burgher houses on Plzeň's main squarePlzeňCzech Republic2BulgarianServices hereTranslators Liberec below Jested, the mountain with the transmitter on its summitLiberecCzech Republic1BulgarianServices hereTax advisers

Germany17 in 5 cities

Hamburg skyline with Rathaus and church spires reflected across the Binnenalster lake at duskHamburgGermany11BulgarianServices hereDoctorsTherapists Düsseldorf skyline with Rheinturm tower and River Rhine, viewed from the opposite bankDüsseldorfGermany2BulgarianServices hereTherapists Munsterplatz square in Freiburg im Breisgau with Kornhaus, fish fountain and outdoor cafes on a sunny dayFreiburgGermany2BulgarianServices hereLawyers Augustusplatz Leipzig with City-Hochhaus tower and Paulinum university building under blue skyLeipzigGermany1BulgarianServices hereDentists Marienplatz with Neues Rathaus and Frauenkirche towers, MunichMunichGermany1BulgarianServices hereLawyers

Austria11 in 1 city

Vienna cityscape panorama viewed from the south tower of Stephansdom, showing the iconic tiled roof and city stretching to the horizonViennaAustria11BulgarianServices hereTranslators

Turkey10 in 5 cities

The modern skyline of Ankara rising behind a park in spring blossomAnkaraTurkey3BulgarianServices hereTranslators FethiyeTurkey2BulgarianServices hereTranslators IstanbulTurkey2BulgarianServices hereTranslators IzmirTurkey2BulgarianServices hereTranslators AntalyaTurkey1BulgarianServices hereTranslators

Netherlands9 in 4 cities

The HagueNetherlands3BulgarianServices hereTranslators AmsterdamNetherlands2BulgarianServices hereTranslators GroningenNetherlands2BulgarianServices hereTranslators UtrechtNetherlands2BulgarianServices hereTranslators

Australia8 in 1 city

MelbourneAustralia8BulgarianServices hereLawyers

Croatia7 in 1 city

ZagrebCroatia7BulgarianServices hereTranslators

Norway5 in 2 cities

OsloNorway4BulgarianServices hereTranslators TrondheimNorway1BulgarianServices hereTranslators

Slovakia5 in 2 cities

BratislavaSlovakia4BulgarianServices hereTranslators KošiceSlovakia1BulgarianServices hereTranslators

Argentina3 in 2 cities

Buenos AiresArgentina2BulgarianServices hereTranslators RosarioArgentina1BulgarianServices hereTranslators

Belgium1 in 1 city

AntwerpBelgium1BulgarianServices hereLawyers

Costa Rica1 in 1 city

San JoséCosta Rica1BulgarianServices hereTranslators

Finland1 in 1 city

HelsinkiFinland1BulgarianServices hereTranslators

India1 in 1 city

New DelhiIndia1BulgarianServices hereTranslators

North Macedonia1 in 1 city

OhridNorth Macedonia1BulgarianServices hereLawyers

Serbia1 in 1 city

NišSerbia1BulgarianServices hereLawyers

Sweden1 in 1 city

StockholmSweden1BulgarianServices hereTranslators

United Kingdom1 in 1 city

LondonUnited Kingdom1BulgarianServices hereDoctors

Where these came from

These come from 29 different sources, led by the Romanian Ministry of Justice (50), the Polish Ministry of Justice (34) and the UK Foreign Office's Find a professional service abroad (30). Consular lists are the reason a language turns up far from where it is spoken: a mission publishes the doctors and lawyers its own citizens can talk to, which is a language claim someone else made in public and we can point at.

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

What this page is not

The coverage is not even across services: translators account for 152 of the 232, while tax advisers account for 1. That reflects which professions get published in language-tagged lists, not which ones exist.

Questions

How many Bulgarian-speaking providers are listed?
232, in 48 cities. That is the number whose working language we can trace to a published source, not an estimate of how many exist.
Where is Bulgarian easiest to find?
Bucharest with 50, Sofia with 21 and Prague with 19. Together that is 39% of this page.
Does a listing mean the provider speaks Bulgarian personally?
Not always. Some sources name a practice whose staff include a Bulgarian speaker rather than the named person, and each card quotes the wording its source used so you can judge it.

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