AndorraEntry and visas

Andorra entry rules

Citizens of Ukraine, Georgia, Moldova, Israel, the EU, the UK, the US, Canada, Serbia and Australia do not need to arrange a visa for Andorra in advance: the stay is up to 90 days. Citizens of Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Türkiye need a visa from a consulate before the trip.

Checked against official sources on 9 October 2026.

Entry rules by passport

For a tourist trip. Checked on 9 October 2026 against the official sources listed below the table.

Passport	Entry	Stay	Conditions
Russia	Visa required	—	Andorra has no visa of its own, but entry is only via France or Spain, so a double- or multiple-entry Schengen visa is needed; up to 90 days in Andorra itself.Source: EU Regulation
Belarus	Visa required	—	Andorra has no visa of its own, but entry is only via France or Spain, so a double- or multiple-entry Schengen visa is needed; up to 90 days in Andorra itself.Source: EU Regulation
Ukraine	Visa-free	90 days per year	Visa-free with a biometric passport (also for transit through Schengen); up to 90 days within 365 days of entry.Source: Immigration Act
Kazakhstan	Visa required	—	Andorra has no visa of its own, but entry is only via France or Spain, so a double- or multiple-entry Schengen visa is needed; up to 90 days in Andorra itself.Source: EU Regulation
Uzbekistan	Visa required	—	Andorra has no visa of its own, but entry is only via France or Spain, so a double- or multiple-entry Schengen visa is needed; up to 90 days in Andorra itself.Source: EU Regulation
Kyrgyzstan	Visa required	—	Andorra has no visa of its own, but entry is only via France or Spain, so a double- or multiple-entry Schengen visa is needed; up to 90 days in Andorra itself.Source: EU Regulation
Tajikistan	Visa required	—	Andorra has no visa of its own, but entry is only via France or Spain, so a double- or multiple-entry Schengen visa is needed; up to 90 days in Andorra itself.Source: EU Regulation
Turkmenistan	Visa required	—	Andorra has no visa of its own, but entry is only via France or Spain, so a double- or multiple-entry Schengen visa is needed; up to 90 days in Andorra itself.Source: EU Regulation
Armenia	Visa required	—	Andorra has no visa of its own, but entry is only via France or Spain, so a double- or multiple-entry Schengen visa is needed; up to 90 days in Andorra itself.Source: EU Regulation
Azerbaijan	Visa required	—	Andorra has no visa of its own, but entry is only via France or Spain, so a double- or multiple-entry Schengen visa is needed; up to 90 days in Andorra itself.Source: EU Regulation
Georgia	Visa-free	90 days per year	Visa-free with a biometric passport (also for transit through Schengen); up to 90 days within 365 days of entry.Source: Immigration Act
Moldova	Visa-free	90 days per year	Visa-free with a biometric passport (also for transit through Schengen); up to 90 days within 365 days of entry.Source: Immigration Act
Israel	Visa-free	90 days per year	Visa-free, including transit via France or Spain; up to 90 days within 365 days of entry.Source: Immigration Act
EU countries	Visa-free	90 days per year	Andorra is outside the EU and Schengen, but EU citizens need no visa and an ID card is enough; up to 90 days within 365 days of entry, a permit is needed to work.Source: Immigration Act
United Kingdom	Visa-free	90 days per year	Visa-free, including transit via France or Spain; up to 90 days within 365 days of entry.Source: Immigration Act
United States	Visa-free	90 days per year	Visa-free, including transit via France or Spain; up to 90 days within 365 days of entry.Source: Immigration Act
Canada	Visa-free	90 days per year	Visa-free, including transit via France or Spain; up to 90 days within 365 days of entry.Source: Immigration Act
Turkey	Visa required	—	Andorra has no visa of its own, but entry is only via France or Spain, so a double- or multiple-entry Schengen visa is needed; up to 90 days in Andorra itself.Source: EU Regulation
Serbia	Visa-free	90 days per year	Visa-free with a biometric passport (also for transit through Schengen); up to 90 days within 365 days of entry.Source: Immigration Act
Australia	Visa-free	90 days per year	Visa-free, including transit via France or Spain; up to 90 days within 365 days of entry.Source: Immigration Act

RussiaVisa required
Andorra has no visa of its own, but entry is only via France or Spain, so a double- or multiple-entry Schengen visa is needed; up to 90 days in Andorra itself.
Source: EU Regulation
BelarusVisa required
Andorra has no visa of its own, but entry is only via France or Spain, so a double- or multiple-entry Schengen visa is needed; up to 90 days in Andorra itself.
Source: EU Regulation
UkraineVisa-free
90 days per year. Visa-free with a biometric passport (also for transit through Schengen); up to 90 days within 365 days of entry.
Source: Immigration Act
KazakhstanVisa required
Andorra has no visa of its own, but entry is only via France or Spain, so a double- or multiple-entry Schengen visa is needed; up to 90 days in Andorra itself.
Source: EU Regulation
UzbekistanVisa required
Andorra has no visa of its own, but entry is only via France or Spain, so a double- or multiple-entry Schengen visa is needed; up to 90 days in Andorra itself.
Source: EU Regulation
KyrgyzstanVisa required
Andorra has no visa of its own, but entry is only via France or Spain, so a double- or multiple-entry Schengen visa is needed; up to 90 days in Andorra itself.
Source: EU Regulation
TajikistanVisa required
Andorra has no visa of its own, but entry is only via France or Spain, so a double- or multiple-entry Schengen visa is needed; up to 90 days in Andorra itself.
Source: EU Regulation
TurkmenistanVisa required
Andorra has no visa of its own, but entry is only via France or Spain, so a double- or multiple-entry Schengen visa is needed; up to 90 days in Andorra itself.
Source: EU Regulation
ArmeniaVisa required
Andorra has no visa of its own, but entry is only via France or Spain, so a double- or multiple-entry Schengen visa is needed; up to 90 days in Andorra itself.
Source: EU Regulation
AzerbaijanVisa required
Andorra has no visa of its own, but entry is only via France or Spain, so a double- or multiple-entry Schengen visa is needed; up to 90 days in Andorra itself.
Source: EU Regulation
GeorgiaVisa-free
90 days per year. Visa-free with a biometric passport (also for transit through Schengen); up to 90 days within 365 days of entry.
Source: Immigration Act
MoldovaVisa-free
90 days per year. Visa-free with a biometric passport (also for transit through Schengen); up to 90 days within 365 days of entry.
Source: Immigration Act
IsraelVisa-free
90 days per year. Visa-free, including transit via France or Spain; up to 90 days within 365 days of entry.
Source: Immigration Act
EU countriesVisa-free
90 days per year. Andorra is outside the EU and Schengen, but EU citizens need no visa and an ID card is enough; up to 90 days within 365 days of entry, a permit is needed to work.
Source: Immigration Act
United KingdomVisa-free
90 days per year. Visa-free, including transit via France or Spain; up to 90 days within 365 days of entry.
Source: Immigration Act
United StatesVisa-free
90 days per year. Visa-free, including transit via France or Spain; up to 90 days within 365 days of entry.
Source: Immigration Act
CanadaVisa-free
90 days per year. Visa-free, including transit via France or Spain; up to 90 days within 365 days of entry.
Source: Immigration Act
TurkeyVisa required
Andorra has no visa of its own, but entry is only via France or Spain, so a double- or multiple-entry Schengen visa is needed; up to 90 days in Andorra itself.
Source: EU Regulation
SerbiaVisa-free
90 days per year. Visa-free with a biometric passport (also for transit through Schengen); up to 90 days within 365 days of entry.
Source: Immigration Act
AustraliaVisa-free
90 days per year. Visa-free, including transit via France or Spain; up to 90 days within 365 days of entry.
Source: Immigration Act

Sources: Regulation (EU) 2018/1806 — who needs a Schengen visa (EUR-Lex, version of 30.12.2025) · Andorran Immigration Act (2019 consolidated text, BOPA)

What is checked at the border

A valid passport; EU and EEA citizens can use a valid national ID card.
Enough money for the whole stay; the law leaves the amount to a government regulation and does not state it.
If your passport needs a Schengen visa, it must be double- or multiple-entry, or you cannot re-enter Schengen from Andorra.
Tourists may not work in Andorra.

How to extend your stay

A tourist stay cannot be extended: to stay over 90 days or to work, you need a permit from Andorra's Immigration Service.

Overstay penalties

Overstaying makes your stay irregular; if you do not leave by the set deadline, you face expulsion with an entry ban of up to 2 years. The law sets no fine for tourists.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a visa for Andorra?

Citizens of Ukraine, Georgia, Moldova, Israel, the EU, the UK, the US, Canada, Serbia and Australia enter without a visa. Citizens of Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Türkiye get a visa from a consulate before the trip.

How long can I stay in Andorra without a visa?

90 days per year for citizens of Ukraine, Georgia, Moldova, Israel, the EU, the UK, the US, Canada, Serbia and Australia.

Can the stay be extended?

A tourist stay cannot be extended: to stay over 90 days or to work, you need a permit from Andorra's Immigration Service.

What happens if I overstay?

Overstaying makes your stay irregular; if you do not leave by the set deadline, you face expulsion with an entry ban of up to 2 years. The law sets no fine for tourists.

What is checked on entry to Andorra?

A valid passport; EU and EEA citizens can use a valid national ID card. Enough money for the whole stay; the law leaves the amount to a government regulation and does not state it. If your passport needs a Schengen visa, it must be double- or multiple-entry, or you cannot re-enter Schengen from Andorra. Tourists may not work in Andorra.

How can I stay in Andorra longer?

A visa-free stay does not give the right to live in the country. A longer stay needs a long-term visa or a residence permit: residence and work for an employer (residència i treball), residence and self-employment, including via foreign investment (compte propi), non-working (passive) residence with investment in Andorra (residència sense treball), residence for professionals with international activity, digital nomad residence, permit for study, traineeship, high-level sports training or research.

Sources

Checked on 9 October 2026. Entry rules change: check them on the consulate website before you travel.