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90 daysmultiple entryvalid 365d

Short-stay tourism and leisure visits to Andorra without engaging in any lucrative activity.

Andorra does not issue its own tourist visa. EU/EEA nationals enter with national ID card or passport, no visa needed. Third-country nationals who require a Schengen visa must hold a double/multiple-entry Schengen visa; Andorra itself imposes no additional tourist visa. Maximum stay is 90 days within any 365-day period (Art. 15, Qualified Immigration Law). Work is strictly prohibited during tourist stay.

multiple entryvalid 730d

Residency authorization for entrepreneurs participating in the government's official entrepreneurship and innovation program.

Governed by Llei 42/2022. Requires prior authorization from the Ministry in charge of the economy. Annual quota of 50 permits; combined ceiling of 100 shared with the digital nomad category. Exempt from the €50,000 AFA contribution if the business project is validated by a government-recognized entity under digital economy/innovation/technological entrepreneurship criteria. Art. 33 ter and 101 sexies-septies of the Qualified Immigration Law.

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Allows foreign nationals to reside in Andorra while enrolled in a private geriatric center or medical/therapeutic facility.

Renewable authorization. Requires proof of enrollment in a recognized private care facility and documentation of payment for facility fees. Government issuance fee EUR 190.96 (initial), EUR 22.61 (renewal). Added by modified immigration law 16/2013 (Art. 30 bis of the Qualified Immigration Law).

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Residency authorization for economically dependent family members of principal authorization holders in Andorra.

Duration linked to the sponsor/principal authorization holder's permit. Requires documentation of economic dependency and family relationship. Additional financial requirements apply: principal must demonstrate 300% of annual minimum salary plus 100% per dependent. Government issuance fee EUR 1,000 for the dependent (resident a càrrec). Art. 91 of the Qualified Immigration Law and Regulation R20251112A.

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Allows foreign nationals to join family members who are legally resident in Andorra.

Procedure B.1 (initial); B.2 (renewal). Eligible sponsors: Andorran nationals and foreign residents with a residence and work authorization. Eligible family members: spouse, children, and dependent parents. Spouse and children of working residents gain work authorization; other family members on a case-by-case basis. Government issuance fee EUR 22.61. Renewable; duration linked to the sponsor's authorization (Art. 31 and 107-111 of the Qualified Immigration Law).

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Allows foreign nationals to reside in Andorra for studies, internships, high-level sports training, or research activities.

Procedure F (initial); F.1 (renewal). Duration corresponds to the academic year with possibility of extension. Requires enrollment proof, sufficient economic means, and accommodation documentation. Limited part-time work permitted within specified hours. Covers studies, internships, high-level sports training, and research activities (Art. 30 of the Qualified Immigration Law).

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Allows foreign nationals to reside and work in Andorra temporarily in a designated economic sector.

Procedure G.1. Duration up to 12 months; non-renewable (mandatory waiting period before a subsequent temporary authorization). Specific labor activity in a designated sector required. Requires an employment contract with an Andorran employer compliant with labor law and minimum wage. Government issuance fee EUR 190.96. Art. 26 of the Qualified Immigration Law as amended.

Temporary authorization for young foreign nationals to gain professional experience and training while working in Andorra.

Procedure G.3. Targets young workers under a specified age limit. Government issuance fee EUR 22.61. This is the immigration work-permit route for young workers; a separate bilateral Work & Holiday mobility programme (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) also exists for nationals of partner countries. Art. 26 bis of the Qualified Immigration Law.

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Allows employees of foreign companies (EU, EFTA, or G7 registered) to provide services in Andorra temporarily.

Procedure H.2 (assignments over 30 days). Eligible companies must be registered in EU, EFTA, or G7 countries. Duration up to 12 months; exceptions for public interest projects may exceed this. Valid health/accident insurance coverage required. For assignments up to 30 days per year use the short-duration work notification (procedure H.1). Government issuance fee EUR 190.96. Art. 27 of the Qualified Immigration Law.

Facilitates collective recruitment of workers in their home countries for employment in Andorra.

Collective contract processing in workers' home countries. Internal transfers allowed within a company group if all entities are identified. Fee: €190.96. Specific procedures established by government regulation.

multiple entryvalid 365d

Full residence and work authorization for foreign nationals with permanent and effective employment in Andorra.

Procedure A.1 (initial); A.2 (renewal). Subject to the annual immigration quota. First authorization valid 1 year, then renewable. Requires permanent and effective employment in Andorra with an Andorran employer. Government issuance fee EUR 190.96 (initial), EUR 22.61 (renewal). Art. 28 of the Qualified Immigration Law.

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Residence and work authorization for teachers and administrative staff at recognized educational institutions in Andorra.

Procedure E.1 (initial); E.2 (renewal). Renewable authorization. Requires employment contract at a recognized educational center. Covers both teachers and administrators (Art. 29 of the Qualified Immigration Law).

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Allows foreign nationals to establish a self-employed business or professional activity in Andorra.

Procedure J.1 (initial); J.2 (renewal); a prior reservation of the authorization (procedure J) is required. Foreign investment authorization required. Minimum capital participation of 34% in the Andorran entity. Non-refundable AFA contribution of EUR 50,000 (plus EUR 12,000 per dependent). Must reside at least 183 days per year. Professional authorization and professional association registration mandatory for regulated professions. Reservation period of 6 months. Government issuance fee EUR 190.96, separate from the AFA contribution. Art. 28 ter of the Qualified Immigration Law as amended by Llei 2/2026.

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Allows foreign nationals to work for a company legally constituted in Andorra while residing abroad, without establishing residence in Andorra.

Procedure I.1 (initial); I.2 (renewal). Authorizes working from abroad for a company legally constituted in Andorra, residing abroad throughout the period. Government issuance fee EUR 190.96 (initial), EUR 22.61 (renewal). Added by modified immigration law 16/2013 (Art. 28 bis of the Qualified Immigration Law).

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Allows foreign nationals residing outside Andorra to work in Andorra temporarily (seasonal) on a cross-border commuting basis, sleeping habitually outside Andorran territory.

Procedure G.2. Applicant must maintain legal residence outside Andorra and sleep habitually outside Andorran territory. Duration adjusted to a predetermined season of the year (e.g. winter ski/hospitality season). Requires a fixed-term contract with a company legally constituted in Andorra. Government issuance fee EUR 190.96. The permanent (non-seasonal) cross-border worker is a separate authorization (procedure C.1). Art. 24-25 of the Qualified Immigration Law.

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Permanent cross-border work: allows foreign nationals to work in Andorra on an ongoing basis while residing and sleeping habitually outside Andorran territory.

Procedure C.1 (initial); C.2 (renewal). Authorizes permanent work in Andorra during the authorization period, but the holder must sleep habitually outside Andorran territory (typically commuters from Spain or France). Requires an employment contract with a company legally constituted in Andorra. First authorization 1 year, renewable. Government issuance fee EUR 190.96 (initial), EUR 22.61 (renewal). Distinct from the seasonal/temporary cross-border worker (procedure G.2). Art. 24-25 of the Qualified Immigration Law.

Temporary residence and work authorization for beneficiaries of humanitarian protection in Andorra.

Added by humanitarian protection law 4/2018. For persons granted temporary protection status. Duration is transitional and temporary. Art. 28 quinquies of the Qualified Immigration Law.

Temporary residence and work authorization for victims of human trafficking during and after their recovery period.

Humanitarian protection category. Added by anti-trafficking law 9/2017. Available to human trafficking victims after their protection/reflection period. Duration follows the recovery period. Art. 28 quater of the Qualified Immigration Law.

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Residency authorization for remote workers employed by foreign companies or self-employed serving exclusively non-Andorran clients, working via telecommunications from Andorra.

Introduced by Llei 42/2022 del 1 de desembre (Digital Economy, Entrepreneurship and Innovation Law). Annual quota: 50 permits for digital nomads, with a combined ceiling of 100 shared with the entrepreneurship program. Eligible for employees of foreign employers or self-employed workers serving non-Andorran clients only. No local Andorran clients or employers permitted. No requirement to incorporate an Andorran entity. Exempt from the €50,000 AFA non-refundable contribution. Private health and disability insurance required. Minimum stay: 90 days per calendar year. Initial authorization 2 years; first renewal 2 years; second renewal 3 years; subsequent renewals 10 years. Art. 33 bis and 101 quater-quinquies of the Qualified Immigration Law.

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Residency authorization for internationally recognized researchers, artists, and professional athletes whose presence is of special interest to Andorra.

Requires demonstrable international prestige in the respective scientific, cultural, or sports field. Renewable. Art. 33 and 100-101 of the Qualified Immigration Law.

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Residency authorization for recognized professionals, executives, and entrepreneurs whose activity generates at least 85% of income or work outside Andorra.

For professionals and entrepreneurs with an international client base; at least 85% of income/work must come from outside Andorra. Requires establishing or acquiring an Andorran company (minimum 34% shareholding). Non-refundable AFA contribution of €50,000 plus €12,000 per dependent. Investment of €1,000,000 in Andorran assets required (post-Llei 2/2026). Minimum stay: 90 days per year. Duration: 2-year initial; renewals at 2, 3, then 10 years. Art. 33 and 98-99 of the Qualified Immigration Law.

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Passive residency for financially self-sufficient foreign nationals who wish to reside in Andorra without engaging in any economic activity.

Procedure D.1 (initial); D.2 (renewal). Minimum investment of EUR 1,000,000 in Andorran assets (real estate, corporate shares, debt instruments, collective investment funds, public debt, life insurance, or non-remunerated AFA deposits). Reduced to EUR 400,000 if directed to the Andorran Housing Fund. Non-refundable AFA contribution of EUR 50,000 for the principal applicant plus EUR 12,000 per dependent (made non-refundable by Llei 2/2026). Separate government issuance fee EUR 3,000 (initial) and EUR 500 (renewal). Investment must be completed within 6 months (extendable by 6 months). Minimum stay: 90 days per calendar year. Work/business activity not permitted. Initial authorization valid 2 years; first renewal 2 years; second renewal 3 years; subsequent renewals 10 years. Requires health screening by Immigration Medical Service and private health/disability insurance covering 100% of expenses in Andorra. Art. 32 and 95-97 of the Qualified Immigration Law as amended by Llei 2/2026 and Regulation R20251112A.

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Bilateral youth mobility programme letting young nationals of partner countries live, work and travel in Andorra for a cultural and professional experience.

Administered by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (not the Immigration Service). Open to nationals aged 18-30 of partner countries listed on the official page: Canada, Ireland, Germany, United Kingdom, Republic of Korea and Iceland (the application form additionally lists Norway and Malta). Applications accepted year-round via an online form; selection is first-come, first-served. Contact: consulars@govern.ad, +376 875 704. This is the traveller-facing Work & Holiday route; the related immigration work-permit for young workers is procedure G.3.