Living in Andorra has become an attractive option for remote professionals seeking a high standard of living, personal safety, and fiscal advantages.Â
As remote work becomes more widespread, many wonder if it’s legally feasible to reside in Andorra while working for a foreign company.
The answer is yes. Andorra has a specific residence permit for digital nomads, designed for people who work remotely using technology and whose main market is outside the country.
However, not all profiles automatically fit into this scheme. In this article, we explain how it works, what requirements you must meet, and what legal and tax aspects you should consider before taking the plunge.

The residence permit for digital nomads allows you to live legally in Andorra while working remotely. It is designed exclusively for employees of a company outside Andorra with remote work contracts.
This type of residence allows you to live in Andorra while maintaining a professional relationship with companies based outside the country. You are not required to incorporate locally or conduct business in the Andorran market.
To obtain the digital nomad residence, several conditions must be met.
Applicants must prove they have enough resources to sustain themselves and their dependents. Specifically, you must:
In addition, you must meet the requirements of good character and background, as well as the applicable immigration regulations.
Passive residence for digital nomads is usually granted initially for two years. Subsequently, the permit is granted in stages, normally as follows:
It is also possible to apply for family reunification for your spouse or common-law partner and children.
This residence scheme offers some notable benefits compared to other types of permits in Andorra.
One of the main advantages is that you are not required to set up a company in Andorra. Unlike other residence types, this permit does not demand an investment or a financial deposit.

You can work for foreign companies without restrictions, as long as the activity is performed remotely. This makes it ideal for:
Additionally, if you spend more than 183 days per year in Andorra and meet certain conditions, you may qualify as a tax resident. This opens the door to Andorra’s low taxation regime, which is especially attractive for high-income professionals.
Although the minimum requirement is 90 days of presence per year, it is essential to evaluate your personal and tax situation.
While the digital nomad permit allows you to reside legally in Andorra, it does not automatically grant tax residence. For that, you must:
If you do not meet these criteria, you may still have tax obligations in your country of origin. That is why it is essential to review your international tax situation before moving.
You must maintain valid private health insurance throughout your entire stay in Andorra. This is a non-negotiable requirement, and lack of compliance could lead to the permit being revoked.
The digital nomad permit is ideal for those who:
In practice, we often see:
Planning well from the start avoids problems later on.

In conclusion, living in Andorra while teleworking for a foreign company is not only possible — it is also increasingly accessible thanks to the digital nomad residence.Â
This scheme allows professionals to enjoy the benefits of living in Andorra without complex legal structures or investments.
With a relatively simple application process and attractive advantages, this residence is an excellent choice for freelancers, employees, and digital entrepreneurs looking for a stable and efficient base in Europe.
If you are considering relocating to Andorra and want to explore your options, we recommend contacting expert advisors. At MCA Assessors, we can guide you through the legal and administrative steps, ensuring your transition to living in Andorra is smooth and fully compliant.
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