GoAndorra Visa Requirements

Visa Entry

Andorra is located in Europe, but it is not a member of the Schengen Agreement. Andorra itself does not issue visas, and citizens of other countries traveling to Andorra must pass through Spain or France. Non EU citizens can enter Andorran territory with a valid passport and a document of legal stay in Spain or France (multiple entry visa or local residency).

Customs epidemic prevention and control

The limits for items allowed to be carried without declaration upon returning from Andorra to the European Union are as follows:：

agriculture products:

1 kilogram of coffee, or 400 grams of concentrated coffee;

200 grams of tea or 80 grams of concentrated tea;

1.5 liters of alcohol or alcoholic beverages above 22 degrees, or 3 liters of alcohol or alcoholic beverages below 22 degrees, or 5 liters of still wine, or 16 liters of beer;

300 cigarettes or 150 cigars (each weighing less than 3 grams), or 75 cigars (each weighing more than 3 grams), or 400 grams of tobacco pipe.

Other agricultural products:

Items with a total value not exceeding 300 euros (under 15 years old, with a total value not exceeding 150 euros).

2.5 kilograms of milk powder;

3 kilograms of concentrated milk;

6 kilograms of fresh milk;

1 kilogram of butter;

4 kilograms of cheese;

5 kilograms of sugar and candies;

5 kilograms of meat.

Industrial products:

75g perfume or 375ml cologne perfume

Other industrial products

Each adult is allowed to carry items with a total value not exceeding 900 euros (under 15 years old, with a total value not exceeding 450 euros).

Residency and Naturalization

1residency

Andorra's residency is divided into two types based on their nature: work residency (residential activa) and retirement residency (residential pasiva). In terms of validity period, it is divided into three types: 1-year validity, 3-year validity, and 10-year validity.

People holding a work residence permit can legally work in Andorra. The An government announces scarce job vacancies based on job requirements, and those who meet the conditions and successfully sign contracts can apply for work residence, with strict requirements.

IInaturalization

According to the revised Nationality Qualification Law of February 21, 2007, obtaining and retaining nationality outside of Andorra will result in the loss of Andorran nationality.

The ways to obtain Andorran citizenship are through birth, adoption, naturalization, or marriage. If obtaining citizenship through naturalization, the applicant must prove that they have resided in Andorra for 20 years at the time of application, or that they have resided in Andorra for 10 years and completed all compulsory education courses in Andorra at the time of application. If obtaining nationality through marriage, the applicant must prove that they have resided in Andorra for at least 3 years before or after the wedding.

Andorra's risk level is blue (low risk)

public security

One of the fundamental characteristics of Andorra is that the country does not have a military. For over 700 years, Andorra has been in a state of peace, far from international disputes.

The tourism industry in An is well-developed, with police maintaining public order and a high level of public safety.

natural disaster

Andorra is located in the eastern part of the Pyrenees Mountains, surrounded by high mountains and rugged terrain. The highest peak, Come Pedrosa, has an elevation of 2942 meters. The entire country is divided by three Y-shaped narrow valleys, and the climate belongs to mountainous climate; Due to the influence of the local terrain, summers are cool, while most areas have long and cold winters. There are fewer natural disasters occurring.

FDA

Andorra focuses on monitoring environmental hygiene, food and drinking water safety, medicines, and hygiene products. Andorrans pay attention to diet, the quality of ingredients, and food hygiene. Tourists can rest assured to purchase and consume.

Urgent Help

Police: 110.

High mountain rescue: 112.

Fire ambulance: 118.

Medical emergency: 116.

Andorra Hospital (providing services to travelers):+ 376 871 005.

Consular Protection Hotline of the Chinese Embassy in Spain: 0034-699089086

air traffic

Andorra does not have an official airport, only a privately owned helicopter airport. There are flights from Toulouse, France and Barcelona, Spain to Andorra.

land transport

Andorra does not have railway transportation, only roads leading to France and Spain, with a total length of approximately 269 kilometers. Long distance buses to Andorra are available from Barcelona, Girona, LLEIDA, REUS, and SALAMANCA in Spain, ARCOS DE VALVERDEZ and PORTO in Portugal, and L'OSPITALET and TOLOSA in France.

Inter city transportation in Andorra mainly relies on buses, which are divided into various modes of transportation such as rapid transit, shuttle buses, and night trains. There are currently 6 main lines, of which Line 4 and Line 6 each have a branch line. The above routes connect major cities in Andorra and can basically meet the travel needs of tourists in Andorra.

Additionally, renting a car for tourism is suitable in Andorra. There are car rental companies and tourist centers next to the bus terminal, where you can rent a car and take a free sightseeing map to explore every small village on the map. There are numerous hotels along the highway, making it convenient for tourists to stay.

water communication

Andorra is a landlocked country with no water transportation.

Urban transportation

The cities in Andorra are not large in size and can be reached by walking or taking a taxi. The phone number for Andorra Taxi Company is 00376-863000, and the phone number for taxi reservation is 00376-812345.

For more detailed information on transportation in Andorra, please visit the following website:www.transportpublic.ad、www.mobilitat.ad.

major city

Andorra City. Andorra City is the capital of Andorra and also the center of tourism and trade in Andorra. The city is located in the southwest of Andorra, on the banks of the Wallila River. It is a small mountain town with an altitude of 1000 meters, a mild climate, and shorter winters. The urban area is 59 square kilometers. Andorra has long been isolated from the world, thus preserving more medieval charm than other European countries. In addition, Andorra is a "tax-free paradise", making it an excellent destination for tourism and shopping.

Commodity prices

Andorra is a traditional agricultural country. Before the 1950s, residents were mainly engaged in animal husbandry and agriculture, but later turned to commerce andtourismThe main agricultural products include potatoes, tobacco, butter, cheese, etc. Animal husbandry is mainly based on cattle and sheep, with wool being one of the main export products. The main mineral deposits areiron、alumAnd lead. The industry is mainly focused on cigarette manufacturing, followed byspinning and weaving、leatherWood and food processing. Andorra's main imported products are building materials, electrical appliances, cosmetics, gasoline fuel, clothing, optical products, various processed foods, and daily necessities, many of which are supplied to foreign tourists.

No domestic currency. Foreign exchange is freely convertible. In early 2001, it unilaterally declared the euro as one of its currencies, and from January 1, 2002, the euro was used as the payment currency. On July 1, 1991, it joined the European Customs Union. Implementing a low tax system and not levying income tax, it is known as the "tax-free paradise". The main banks include Andorran Private Bank, CAIXA Bank, Andorran Sabadel Bank, Andorran Credit Bank, etc., with a total of 56 branches.

Insurance Medical

The Andorran social insurance system was established between 1966 and 1968, providing insurance or pension benefits for patients, the elderly, and workers. The healthcare system in Andorra is a hybrid system, with both public and private institutions coexisting. The government provides funding for health service institutions such as hospitals, primary medical centers, healthcare transportation, mental health, and social health centers. Public health subsidies are available to the entire population.

In 2010, there was one hospital with 212 doctors and 188 beds.

Customs taboos

1、 Religious beliefs

Andorran residents are composed of Andorrans, Spaniards, Portuguese and French. Many residents believe in Catholicism.

2、 Holidays and festivals

Constitution Day: March 14th.

According to the "Minutes of the Completion of the Cathedral of Usher" in 839 AD, Andorra was the territory of Count Usher. Starting from the 11th century, the power of Bishop Uyghur gradually extended throughout Andorra, and in 1133 Andorra became its diocese. In the 13th century, Count de Foa of France and Bishop of Usher competed for sovereignty over Andorra, leading to multiple wars between the two sides. Finally, in 1278 and 1288, two agreements were reached to jointly govern Andorra and divide their respective powers in economic, legal, military, and other areas. Andorra became a principality, which lasted until 1993. On March 14, 1993, Andorra passed its first ever Constitution through a national referendum. From then on, An became an independent sovereign state, but continued to use the two major public political systems. To commemorate this day, Andorra has designated March 14th as Constitution Day.

Currently, French President Nicolas Sarkozy and Spanish Archbishop Joan Enric Vives are both heads of state, known as the Two Dukes.

New Year's Day: January 1st.

Christmas: December 25th.

Communications Power

The voltage of Andorra's current is 220 volts. The socket can accommodate two circular plugs.

contact information

Police: 110.

High mountain rescue: 112.

Fire ambulance: 118.

Medical emergency: 116.

Andorra Hospital (providing services to travelers):+ 376 871 005.

Ministry of Tourism: (+376) 875 702; Fax: (+376) 860 184; Website:www.andorra.ad; Email:turisme@andorra.ad.

Andorran Association of Travel Agencies: (+376) 869 867; Fax: (+376) 869 867。

Nadal, the main station in Andorra: (+376) 80 51 51; Fax: (+376) 32 47 88.