Living in Andorra

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Andorra’s Omnibus 2 Law: new requirements for residency and foreign investment

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The Omnibus 2 Law introduces significant changes to Andorra’s residency and investment policies. One of the most notable changes is the increase in the minimum investment required for passive residency, rising from €600,000 to €1 million. The initial contribution of €50,000 required from passive residents and self-employed individuals is also being modified to make it non-refundable, though there will be some exceptions.If you are considering applying for residency in Andorra, this article will be of interest to you, as the …

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Business planning in Andorra: optimising your business from the start of the year

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The start of the year is the perfect time to assess how your project is doing and set new goals, but if you own a company or you’re managing an investment in Andorra, it’s not enough to just have good intentions – proper planning is essential. This is where a business consultancy that understands the country, its laws and the real needs of businesses comes into play. Table of contents: Why start planning now with an Andorran business consultancy?Who can …

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Proposal of new conditions for residence to promote sustainable growth

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The Government of Andorra has outlined a new legislative proposal aimed at achieving moderate and sustainable population growth. This bill builds upon the Law on Sustainable Growth and the Right to Housing, approved on 16th April, 2025.The new text proposes significant changes to legislation governing immigration and foreign investment, particularly the requirements for obtaining passive residence permits, residence permits for self-employment and certain other permits.The bill’s main objectives are to strengthen control of immigration and to increase the financial requirements …

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Setting up a company in Andorra: Public Limited Company or Private Limited Company?

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One of the most important strategic decisions you will make when setting up a company in Andorra is choosing the right corporate structure. Different legal forms offer different advantages and respond differently to growth, the addition of new partners and international requirements.Among the available options, Public Limited Companies (SA) and Private Limited Companies (SL) account for the majority of foreign investment. Below, we explain the differences, advantages and limitations of each type of company, and how to decide which is …

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What you need to know before registering a company in Andorra

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When you decide to set up your business in the Principality of Andorra, one of the key steps is to register it there. This involves more than just choosing a postal address; it also requires you to comply with a series of legal and technical requirements that are essential for operating correctly. Table of contents: Why is it mandatory to register your company in Andorra? Why can’t one set up a company without a valid registered address in Andorra?Minimum requirements …

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How to benefit from a double taxation agreement in Andorra

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One of the main obstacles for any foreign investor is the issue of international double taxation. Paying tax on the same income in two countries can reduce the profitability of a project or slow down investment. But Andorra has established itself as an appealing location thanks to its double taxation agreements, which facilitate optimisation of taxation and provide legal certainty for businesses and individuals. This article explains how to take advantage of these agreements and the benefits that they offer …

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A fiscal advisor in Andorra is essential for your relocation or business investment                 

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Andorra offers a favourable fiscal environment for both individuals and foreign investors, with its corporate tax rate of 10%, personal income tax cap of 10%, and no wealth or inheritance tax. However, it should be remembered that every country has its own specific procedures, deadlines and documentary requirements. People coming from abroad may be surprised to see the way in which a company is structured, how administrative identification is requested, and the nature of the documents that the administration requires. …

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The impact of the Law on Sustainable Growth and Housing Rights on Andorra’s taxation and residence requirements in 2025

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In a previous article, we examined how the new Law on Sustainable Growth and Housing Rights re-defines foreign real estate investments in Andorra. The new legislation also introduces significant changes in important areas such as taxation and residence requirements. These aspects deserve examination because they directly affect individuals seeking to settle or invest in the Principality. Read on to find out how these changes will affect taxation and residence in Andorra in 2025, and what you will need to consider …

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Myths and realities about living and setting up a business in Andorra

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Moving to Andorra has become a popular option for entrepreneurs and professional people seeking to minimise their taxation. However, there are many myths about living and doing business in Andorra, and not everything that is said is true. In this article, we debunk the most common beliefs about applications for residence, about taxation and about the cost of living, so that you have a clear picture before you make your decision.Is it true that everything is cheaper, is it easy …

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Find out how to live in Andorra as a foreign resident                     

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Low taxation is far from the only reason why Andorra is an attractive country in which to live. The quality of everyday life in the Principality is exceptional. One is surrounded by mountains, one has access to high-quality services, and there is a vibrant international community. If you are thinking of moving to Andorra as a foreign resident, it is important that you know what your daily life would be like, and to have information about the leisure activities and …

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