Living in Andorra costs between €1,800 and €2,500/month For a single person in 2025-2026, according to the Department of Statistics. The biggest expense is rent: between €900 and €1,500 for a one-bedroom apartment in Andorra la Vella. The advantages: no VAT on purchases (IGI 4.5%), no income tax up to €24,000, and healthcare with co-payments (25%). In this guide, we break down all the actual expenses with up-to-date data.
📊 Key data (2025–2026)
- Average rent 2 bedroom apartment. Andorra la Vella: €1,100–€1,500/month (Statistics, 2025)
- Andorra CPI 2024: +2,1 % annual inflation (Andorra Department of Statistics)
- Unleaded gasoline 95: ~1.45–1.55 €/L (excluding European VAT) (2025)
- Tobacco (pack of 20): ~€3.50–4.50 vs >€5.50 in Spain
- Supplementary private health insurance: €50–150/month depending on coverage
Last update: June 2026. The information in this article is regularly checked against official sources from the Government of Andorra.
Although we have already concluded in another article what The minimum cost of living necessary for a minimum acceptable life in Andorra in 2018 was about €1,200 per month For a single person (€14,000 annually), this amount is currently too low. In that same article we mentioned that the largest item in the budget of people and households is renting housing, and this has skyrocketed greatly in the last six years. However, we do not have data from a more recent similar study, the only one was 2018.
Due to the accumulated inflation —the CPI was 4.6% in 2023, 2.6% in 2024 and 2.7% in 2025 according to the Govern d’Andorra— and to sharp increase in rent, The minimum cost of living in 2026 is between €2,200 and €2,500 per month. for a single person. Renting a one-bedroom apartment in the mid-range costs around €1,200-€1,500 per month, with Escaldes-Engordany being the most expensive parish and Encamp the most affordable.
It is equally important to list the usual cost of a series of basic goods and services of the Principality. That will be the purpose of this article. Before starting, we must bear in mind that Andorra is, essentially, a commercial and tourist country. With Andorra being famous in the past for skiing and shopping for tobacco and alcohol (today it is much more than that) and currently for tourism and shopping in general, it seems quite obvious that prices are generally lower than in neighboring countries. If they weren't, there would be no point in shopping. However, certain types of products are priced lower than others. That is to say, the cost of living is not homogeneous.
restoration price
The cost of the Principality's restaurants is like in all other countries: there is variety and it depends on the place and type of services you choose. Even so, we have prepared a table with the most standardized consumer prices.
| Menu, food in cheap restaurant | 15€ |
| Menu, food in average restaurant | 20-25€ |
| Fast food menu, pizza | 8-10€ |
| Lunch / dinner in expensive restaurant | 50-85€ |
| Local beer (0.5 liters) | 2,5€ |
| Imported beer (0.33 liters) | 3,5€ |
| Coffee, cappuccino, etc. | 1,5-2€ |
| Soft drink (0.33 liters) | 2,5€ |
| Water (0.33 liters-0.5 liters) | 1,5-2€ |
Supermarket, consumer basket
The cost of the food basket when living in Andorra is usually more or less the same as in Spain, because the VAT on basic products is small and there is not much difference between one country and another. Furthermore, Andorra generally imports these products from Spain and France, with which it is quite plausible that the cost of living is similar in terms of food basket.
| Milk (skimmed, semi or whole) | 1-1,5€ |
| Loaf of bread | ~1€ |
| White rice (1 kg) | ~2€ |
| Cheese (1kg) | 20-25€ |
| Veal meat (1 kg) | 20€ |
| Chicken breast (1 kg) | 10€ |
| Apples (1 kg) | ~2,5€ |
| Bananas (1 kg) | ~2,5€ |
| Oranges (1kg) | ~2€ |
| Potatoes (1 kg) | ~2€ |
| Tomatoes (1 kg) | 2,5-4€ |
| Onions (1 kg) | 1-1,5€ |
| Lettuce piece | 1-2€ |
| Water (1.5 liters) | 0,7-1€ |
| Dozen type 3 eggs | 2-3€ |
| Yogurt (12 units) | ~2€ |
Also, if you are going to make a very large purchase, there is the possibility of going down to the first town in Spain after the Andorran border, La Seu d'Urgell, and buy at the Mercadona located in said urbanization and ask for the DIVA digital certificate to do a "tax free", and then at the border digitally seal said certificate. Thus, you can buy VAT-free in a supermarket as affordable as Mercadona and at the same time reduce the cost of living in Andorra. You can go in your own vehicle and, failing that, there is a bus that takes you to La Seu.
Thus, we can conclude that a common food basket for a person who makes all meals at home contributes to the cost of living in approximately €300 per month, also according to the food preferences of each one.
Tobacco and alcohol
Tobacco and alcohol have in Andorra a considerably lower cost than in neighboring countriesBecause they usually load these products with taxes, fees and premiums that reach between 60% and 80% of the final amount of the product.
| Beer (1 liter) | 1-1,7€ |
| Beer (0.33 liters) | ~0,5€ |
| Soft drinks (0.33 liters | ~0,5€ |
| Medium quality bottle of wine | 5-7€ |
| Pack of 20 cigarettes (economy brand) | 3,50-3,70€ |
| Pack of 20 cigarettes (mid/premium brand) | 4,40-4,85€ |
| Full carton (10 packs, medium brand) | 37-46€ |
| Jaggermeister (1 liter) | ~10€ |
| Anise (0.7 liters) | ~8€ |
| Absolut Vodka (1.75 liters) | 17-20€ |
| GIN Bombay Sapphire (1 liter) | 14-16€ |
| William Lawson (1 liter) | ~8€ |
| Eristoff vodka (1 liter) | ~8€ |
| Ballantines (1 liter) | ~13€ |
| GIN Beefeater (1 liter) | 12-14€ |
| Aged Brugal rum (1 liter) | 14-18€ |
| Aged Barceló Rum (1 liter) | 14-18€ |
| Cutty Shark Whiskey (1 liter) | 12-14€ |
| Whiskey Peche Yachting (0.7 liters) | ~8€ |
Gasoline price in Andorra
In general, transport does not represent a large amount in the cost of living of the Principality. Gasoline and diesel they are very affordable in Andorra compared to Spain and France despite the rise in the price of gasoline. However, the price varies according to the price of the crude oil itself. You can see a recent update here. Cars, in general, are also usually cheaper than in neighboring countries. The Andorran bus is a little expensive.
However, for Andorran residents bus tickets are currently free.
| bus ticket for Andorran residents | FREE with specific card |
| Urban bus ticket | 1,9€ |
| Urban bus pass for 40 trips | 42,6€ |
| Unlimited monthly pass (Zone 1) | 30€ |
| Taxi at the exit | 2,5-3€ |
| Taxi price per km | 1,5-2€ |
| Taxi price per hour of waiting | ~5€ |
| Diesel or diesel (1 liter) | 1,35-1,50€ |
| Diesel or premium diesel (1 liter) | 1,55-1,70€ |
| Gasoline SP 95 octane (1 liter) | 1,34-1,40€ |
| Gasoline SP 98 octane (1 liter) | 1,55-1,75€ |
| Rent a car (1 day) | €40-80 (depending on the season) |
Household services and expenses
One of the items with the highest cost of living in Andorra is the rental of housing. Although rents in cities like Madrid or Barcelona are even higher than in Andorra, it is a crazy price. Of course, despite the cost, homes and dwellings are usually very well treated and well renovated, so although it is difficult to find affordable housing, the houses for rent are of excellent quality.
You can read in more depth about the price of apartments in Andorra to buy, as well as the average rent and other interesting information in this link. Rent has skyrocketed in an unprecedented way. According to market data from the fourth quarter of 2024, the average rental price (all types) reached €2,832/monthwith a median price of €2,550. At €27/m² on real estate portals and €18-24/m² in actual contracts according to the SICAR (According to the official contract registration system), the most expensive parish is Escaldes-Engordany (averaging over €3,700/month) and the most affordable is Encamp (approximately €1,600/month). This is all due to the limited supply and the large influx of new applicants. residents of the Principality.
| Studio/one bedroom apartment for rent (45 m²) mid-range area | 1.200-1.500€ |
| Studio/one-bedroom apartment for rent (45 m²) in a good location / Escaldes | 1.500-2.200€ |
| Three-bedroom apartment for rent (85-90 m²) | 2.000-2.800€ |
| Three-bedroom apartment for rent on a high floor (100-120 m²) | 2.800-4.000€ |
| Electricity, water and gas for a person in an inefficient home | 100-200€ |
| Electricity, water and gas for a person in efficient housing or access to a thermal | 50-100€ |
| 500 Mbps symmetrical fiber internet + landline telephone | 41€ |
| 1 Gbps symmetrical fiber internet + landline telephone | 51€ |
| 2 Gbps symmetrical fiber internet + landline telephone | 58€ |
| Housekeeping Service Hour | 20€ |
| Liquid detergent (3 liters) | 7-8€ |
In addition, there are a few points to note:
- We have put the most frequent prices and characteristics in Andorra. However, there are homes with a rental cost of 3,000, 4,000, 5,000 or more euros per month, which are luxury houses in the mountains. They also change prices by location etc. Depending on your case, one type of housing or another will be better for you.
- The cost of the electricity and gas, despite being one of the lowest in Europe, depends on the technology installed in the home, as well as free access to the thermal water of Escaldes (since this way you don't pay neither for heating water nor for heating).
- About mobile telephony, Andorra Telecom offers plans starting from €8/month (3 GB + 100 min). The mid-range plan is around €28/month (50 GB). If contracted together with home fiber, the additional mobile line can be added for €30/month (40 GB). You can see all the options in the Andorra Telecom websiteIt's important to remember that there is no roaming in Andorra, so neither data nor calls from Spain will work. Be especially careful if you use a foreign SIM card.
Clothes and shoes
In general, clothing and footwear are usually considerably cheaper than in Spainnot to mention already in France. In fact, the multinational stores such as Pull & amp; Bear, Zara, h & amp; m, Stradivarius, etc. They put on their label the price of the same garment in Spain and the price in Andorra, to encourage the customer to buy there because it is cheaper. All garments have a price between 5% and 10% lower without counting offers, which make it even cheaper. This is due to the cost of indirect taxes that brands are saved.
| Pair of designer jeans | ~70€ |
| Women's summer dress | 25-30€ |
| Pair of brand sneakers | 60-70€ |
| Pair of men's suit shoes | 90-100€ |
Hygiene and health
If we have previously mentioned rent as one of the things that most influences the cost of living in Andorra, medicines and in general health spending are the opposite. That is why in the Principality there are many pharmacies: because they are profitable. We already have in another article how the laudable Andorran health system works, ranked as the best in the world according to many rankings. But it is also that, without taking into account the Social Security subsidy, the cost of previous health is very affordable, and that of hygiene more or less the same, although to a lesser extent.
| Cold medicine (6 days, frenadol or similar) | 6-8€ |
| Ibuprofen or similar, 20 doses | ~7€ |
| Box of 12 basic antibiotics | 6-7€ |
| Efferalgan 16 doses | 4€ |
| Visit to doctor or basic specialist | 25-35€ |
| Box of 32 tampons | ~4€ |
| Deodorant (200 mL) | 3-4€ |
| Toilet paper (6 rolls) | 2-3€ |
| Tube of toothpaste | ~2€ |
| Basic haircut in hairdressing salon | 15-20€ |
Sport and entertainment
The prices of leisure and entertainment, as well as sports, are similar to those in Spain. In sports there is quite a variety and it depends on where you go, you will find some prices or others. Depending on one's preferences, one has a cost of living or another.
| Cinema ticket, normal rate | 7€ |
| Theater ticket | 25€ |
| Drinks in discos and pubs | 7-15€ |
| Beers in clubs and pubs | 3-5€ |
| Monthly subscription to gym and others | 30-120€ |
| Rent an hour tennis court, etc. | 15-20€ |
Electronics
Electronics, from household appliances to mobile phones and tablets to smart TVs and computers and other hi-tech products have been and continue to be one of the top sellers in Andorra. This is because these products usually have a price quite lowered in the Principality compared to surrounding countries from which its tourism comes, being the price differential between 10% up to a 40% on some specific devices. Therefore, electronics does not place a great burden on the cost of living compared to the surrounding countries.
Also, items that are not allowed in other CEC countries (such as tasers, extendable batons, pepper sprays and car antirradares) they are for sale legally and freely in Andorra, at many points of sale along the famous "shopping street".
On home appliances, you can compare prices for example in Andorra Free Market in Andorra la Vella, a company in charge of distributing, installing and maintaining household appliances, among other things. You will find that the vast majority if not all are reduced in price compared to other platforms, with some discounts being more than relevant.
As for devices such as mobile phones and tablets and everything in general, you can take a look at Andorra 2000, also in Andorra la Vella. A supermarket that is much more than a supermarket, and with very attractive prices. Anyway, if the amount of the technological product is very large, surely what interests you most is buying it from Amazon or another e-commerce platform that is willing to do the tax free or, even better, to sell you the product without VAT. So, the product will have a 21% discount. In the future we will write an article about shopping in Andorra.
In conclusion
So for a single person who rents home alone, the cost of living in Andorra monthly would be approximately the following:
| Rent + floor and connection costs | 1.400-1.600€ |
| Food and hygiene | ~400€ |
| Transport | 50€ |
| Leisure, health, clothing and footwear, electronics, contingencies, etc. | 300€ |
Resulting in a budget of between €2,200-€2,500 per month for 2026Sharing a flat significantly reduces the cost of living, as the rent portion drops to ~€700-900 per person in a 2-3 bedroom flat.
Finally we remember that in Abast we provide the necessary services to settle in Andorra, either with a business or simply as a natural person. We offer professional tax, legal and accounting services to solve your particular case in the way that best suits you and process only what is necessary, such as helping you with things such as finding a home, support for the compliance bank, and guide you in the day to day of the country.
We know Andorra and how it works like the back of our hands and we are experts both nationally and internationally. You can contact us here, and can also read the main advantages of the Principality of Andorra here, as well as other of our articles.
Key statistical data (2025)
- Average gross monthly salary in Andorra (2024): 2.847 €
- Accumulated inflation 2024: 1,8%
- Average 1 bedroom rental in Andorra la Vella: €850–1,200/month
- Price of 95 octane gasoline (2026): €1.28/L (cheapest in Europe)
Fountain: Department of Statistics of Andorra Y Govern d’Andorra, 2025.
Official sources
- Consumer Price Index (CPI) Andorra — Department of Statistics
- Salary and income statistics — Department of Statistics
- CASS sanitary system and covers — Caixa Andorrana de Seguretat Social
- Communal taxes — Comuns d'Andorra
- Fiscalitat per a residents — IRPF — Department of Taxes and Borders
In this article we will address the question of How much does it cost to live in Andorra but from official data: using the report «I studied about the cost of living in Andorra» of 2018, the first study on the cost of living in the country prepared by the Andorran Government Statistics Department. It is a publication that includes up to four methodological approaches to determine annual essential income or monthly that must allow covering basic needs.
We use this study because there is no more recent one to study this question. In any case, if we add to these data the inflation in Andorra and the crazy price of housing, we can also draw some relevant conclusions in this sense. Just as they said in the Government, It is the first and the last published to date.
Thus, for 2025-2026, with the accumulated inflation since 2018, the data is estimated to be in a range of €1,800-€2,000 for a single-person household.
Introduction
The study has been carried out in response to the request of the General Council of September 15, 2017 to determine what are the basic income necessary for a one-person household, as well as the corresponding multiplicative factors that allow calculating the adequate income for other types of households according to their composition, and thus establish a reference for the correct implementation of social policies. We will, however, use it to have an idea of how much it costs to live in Andorra.
The conclusion of the study, starting from the end, is that living in the Principality of Andorra costs, according to the four methods taken, adequate annual income for a one-person household of between € 12,700 and € 14,400, including rent. And on the other hand, for households with more people each additional person represents between 0.4 and 0.5 extra of that income, is younger or older than 13 years.
The different methodologies
The four methodological approaches by which we try to reach the basic income necessary to live in Andorra (decently) are:
- The needs expressed by a sample of benefit recipients to make ends meet, compared to the Living Conditions Survey (ECV) of 2018 that reaches the entire population of Andorra.
- With the Family Budget Survey (EPF) household expenses are analyzed to approximate the necessary income of single-person households and the factors to be multiplied for other types of households.
- The cost of a food basket proposed by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the cost of other goods is calculated with the proportions of expenditure obtained with the EPF.
- It is determined the level of poverty in Andorra with the EPF data and an expenditure threshold is established to obtain the necessary income that covers the cost of living.
Obviously for the purposes of this article, which is to know how much it costs to live in Andorra, approach number 3, that of the food basket and the cost of other goods, is the most important and is the one that we will discuss. However, there are some points of the other methods that are also relevant to highlight in order to understand how much life costs in Andorra:
- One of the conclusions of the first approximate method, with CVD, is that one-person households in the general population would need between € 1,500 and € 1,800 to make ends meet, while those who receive social benefits indicate that they would need € 1,200, as a first approximation of how much life is worth in the country.
- Using the second methodology, it has been concluded that for a single-person medium-sized household and taking the case of rental housing (since it is the case of more than 60% of the inhabitants) it would be necessary €8,776-€8,876 per year to cover living expenses without counting rent, and €4,096-€5,100 to cover rental costs, considering that the annual life in Andorra costs €12,832-€13,976.
- With the poverty level method, and taking the 75% of the median income as the minimum income, not of risk of poverty but of social integration, it is concluded that living in Andorra is worth €12,802 of total annual expenditure.
- Highlights the difference in housing spending between tenants living on rent and homeowners. While one-person rental households in totala and on average allocate 33.6% of the annual budget to housing, property owners allocate 12.2%, leaving a much higher percentage of wages and therefore spending more, especially on goods they are not essential.
Consumer basket price in Andorra
As we mentioned earlier, Method 3 calculates the cost of a food basket proposed by FAO using the Andorra Consumer Price Index. Next we will show the cost of the basket in a table to get an approximate idea of the cost of the different products and products that make it up. In any case, the table prices are slightly undervalued, since in the report they use lower than average price values in order to calculate the minimum cost of living.
| Product | Kg / pers / year | Cal / pers / day | Price (€ / kg) | Annual cost |
| Olive oil | 6,34 | 153,5 | 4,55 | 28,79 |
| Sunflower oil | 9,05 | 215,5 | 1,73 | 15,65 |
| Olives | 2,18 | 6 | 3,03 | 6,58 |
| Rice (processed) | 6,60 | 68,5 | 1,65 | 10,87 |
| Unrefined sugar | 33,30 | 325 | 0,94 | 31,41 |
| Sweet potato, sweet potatoes | 0,01 | 0 | 2,17 | 0,02 |
| Alcoholic drinks | 2,20 | 17,5 | 7,65 | 16,79 |
| Cocoa beans | 3,57 | 23,5 | 5,78 | 20,62 |
| Coffee | 4,76 | 6 | 8,87 | 42,20 |
| Sheep meat & amp; goat | 2,72 | 17 | 15,36 | 41,79 |
| Poultry meat | 25,78 | 97,5 | 10,00 | 257,80 |
| Pork Meat | 40,99 | 231,5 | 6,42 | 263,16 |
| Cow meat | 17,98 | 57,5 | 10,95 | 196,88 |
| Onions | 10,76 | 11,5 | 1,27 | 13,61 |
| Beer | 49,01 | 65,5 | 1,54 | 75,24 |
| Crustaceans | 3,46 | 6 | 11,72 | 40,50 |
| Sweeteners, others | 1,32 | 8 | 0,37 | 0,49 |
| Spices, others | 0,16 | 1,5 | 35,31 | 5,65 |
| Fruits, others | 25,72 | 33 | 4,10 | 105,32 |
| Green peas | 0,60 | 5,5 | 1,78 | 1,06 |
| Vegetables, others | 66,46 | 50 | 1,27 | 84,12 |
| Eggs | 13,23 | 51 | 1,98 | 26,24 |
| Milk | 202,80 | 291,5 | 0,86 | 174,41 |
| Pulses, others | 2,14 | 19,5 | 1,41 | 3,01 |
| Lemons and limes | 2,88 | 1,5 | 2,75 | 7,92 |
| Butter | 4,36 | 85,5 | 7,54 | 32,87 |
| Apples | 11,76 | 15 | 2,37 | 27,82 |
| Honey | 0,61 | 4,5 | 9,03 | 5,46 |
| Mollusks, others | 6,77 | 5 | 5,66 | 38,30 |
| Oranges, tangerines | 35,77 | 22,5 | 2,09 | 74,86 |
| Potatoes | 56,92 | 100 | 1,05 | 59,86 |
| Demersal fish | 12,63 | 30 | 7,80 | 98,48 |
| Marine fish, others | 0,55 | 1,5 | 9,12 | 4,97 |
| Freshwater fish | 4,05 | 7 | 5,83 | 23,62 |
| Pelagic fish | 8,65 | 26,5 | 9,12 | 78,86 |
| Peppers | 0,07 | 0,5 | 2,61 | 0,18 |
| Bananas | 0,51 | 1 | 1,98 | 1,00 |
| Tea | 0,19 | 0 | 45,60 | 8,44 |
| Tomatoes | 31,03 | 15,5 | 1,65 | 51,14 |
| Wheat | 101,16 | 748 | 2,49 | 251,62 |
| Grapes | 4,37 | 7 | 3,77 | 16,46 |
| Wine | 29,38 | 55 | 4,92 | 144,55 |
| Edible viscera | 5,29 | 17 | 2,95 | 15,59 |
| Total | 2.905 | 2.404,22 |
As can be seen in the table, the total calories collected through prices corresponds to 2,905, which means € 2,404.22 per year. The total daily calories corresponding to the average between France and Spain is 3,327.5 calories; therefore, 87.3% of calories is explained by CPI prices, but to obtain the cost in a more realistic way, it is scaled to the average between France and Spain up to 3,327.5 calories, resulting in € 2,754 per year.
On the other hand, from the Classification of Individual Consumption by Purposes (CCIF) there are data on total expenditure in percentages classified by consumption groups, so it is interpolated from the € 2,754 spending on «Food and beverages» to all spending groups to obtain the cost of living.
| Table of expenditure and proportions of expenditure by expenditure group | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Spending groups | Q20-Q30 (& euro;) | Q20-Q30 (%) | Q25-median (& euro;) | Q25 -median (%) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Food and drinks | 2.754 | 22,4 | 2.754 | 21,6 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Tobacco and narcotics | 234 | 1,9 | 246 | 1,9 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Dress and footwear | 371 | 3,0 | 433 | 3,4 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Living place | 5.572 | 45,3 | 5.250 | 41,2 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Home equipment | 260 | 2,1 | 299 | 2,3 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Health | 306 | 2,5 | 275 | 2,2 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Education | 0 | 0,0 | 42 | 0,3 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Leisure and culture | 327 | 2,7 | 410 | 3,2 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Transport and comunication | 908 | 7,4 | 1.314 | 10,3 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Hospitality and restoration | 626 | 5,1 | 683 | 5,4 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Miscellaneous goods and services | 951 | 7,7 | 1.033 | 8,1 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Total | 12.307 | 100 | 12.378 | 100 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Where Q20-Q30 means the expense (in proportions) of the average income between the 20th and 30th decile, that is, the expense made by people who, classified by income level, are between 20 and 30% lower and Q25-median the expenditure made by people who, classified by income level, are between 25% and the median.
As we can see, a total of € 12,300-12,800 per year of cost of living for a single person home.
How much does it cost to live in Andorra?
From this report and with the objectives of the article in mind, we can draw several conclusions:
- First of all, that living in Andorra has a generally normal-low cost, except rent, which represents a large item in household budgets.
- Andorra is worth around €12,000-13,000 for living and leading an acceptable and adequate life for a single person.
- If several people live in the same home, each additional person only adds up to 0.4-0.5 of the amount prior to the total household expenditure, that is to say about € 6,000.
- Thus, for a two person household the cost of living is about € 18,000, for one of three it is € 24,000, for one of 4 it is € 30,000 and for a five person household it is about € 36,000.
- Considering you as a single person who shares a home, if you share a home with another person, living in Andorra is worth €9,000-10,000, somewhat lower from the initial €12,000-13,000. If you share the home with three or four people, Andorra costs €8,000-9,000 per person, stabilizing in that range.
- This is due to the price of renting a home does not vary much being 2, 3 or 4 bedrooms compared to being in a single room (one-person). Therefore, since rent is an important item in the budget if the home is shared the individual cost is reduced in a very relevant way.
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Official sources
- CPI Andorra — preus and consumption level — Department of Statistics
- Personal income tax andorrà — simulator and exemptions — Department of Taxes and Borders
- Malaltia Insurance — cost per our residents — CASS
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It helps me since things are not going well in Argentina
Hi Abel, thank you very much for commenting. No, unfortunately Argentina is going through a bad situation
I would like to know how is the labor issue in andorra ??? it is very difficult to acquire jobs for foreigners. What types of jobs can be chosen? what are the possibilities for professionals? I would like you to talk a little more about work.
Hello Angeles, thank you very much for commenting.
I am afraid that it is not the objective of Andorra Insiders to talk about employed work, I would recommend contacting Quality https://www.quality.ad for information about it. We will write an article on how the Andorran labor market works in the future.
Very good report.
Thank you very much Richard 😉
I recommend living in Andorra if your profession allows it. Here it is difficult for those linked to the industrial sector to live, since there is very little industry. The services sector is highly recommended and for those who are less paid as waiters or similar, I recommend living in la Seu de Urgell where prices are more affordable and they can travel to the country to work.
For example, I am a customs lawyer and I work in the union as a whole. Living here is the best decision I have ever made. Clean and safe streets, idyllic natural surroundings, connection to El Prat airport in 2:30 hours. Toulouse at 2:30. The internet connection allows me to do my work, I have never suffered connection cuts or anything like that, so when I work from home I do it without a problem.
Hi Joseph, thank you very much for your comment.
Such a point of view is certainly appreciated 🙂
Josep, I am a lawyer in Argentina, but things are not going very well here. I really like the mountains and the tranquility, but I don't want to go to work as a slave, I would like to be able to work in something related to what I studied. Do you think there is any possibility of that? sorry for the inconvenience
Hellooo…. thanks for the info.
I would like to know if it is easy to access permanent rentals? A cheap rental to start. I am organizing a trip (we are 3 people, my mother and son of years).
Hello Maria Belén, thank you very much for commenting.
If you are referring to the indefinite leases, which last 5 years in Andorra, it is obviously impossible for tourists since the tenants are required to be Andorran residents (or that they are applying to be). If they come as tourists on a trip, they will have to look for tourist lodging.
Hello there
Very interesting article. To look for temporary rent from December to March, are there possibilities? How much should I calculate? I go as a ski instructor. Thank you
Hi Maria, thank you very much for commenting.
Buff, everything is difficult at the moment… I don't know if it might be better for you to rent accommodation in a hostel.
Hello, residency requirements. I am very interested in this country and the tranquility it offers, now in Peru there are many conflicts. I am a bartender and I would also like to know if it is a career that allows me to live there, thanks
Hello, thank you very much for commenting.
To see the residency requirements, you can find out here: https://andorrainsiders.com/residencia-inmigracion-vivir/
Hello, is there an age limit to work in Andorra, I have a professional driving license.
Hello Máximo, thank you very much for commenting.
The truth is that (in principle) there is no maximum age to work. In Andorra you can in fact combine a retirement status by collecting a benefit for it when you turn over 65 years of age and at the same time continue working as an active worker. The difference is that you stop contributing and accumulating points in social security in the retirement branch.
Yes, Andorra is a very beautiful and quiet country, but not all that glitters is gold, the base salaries are €1,200 and something more, most of the apartments exceed the base salary, and now the subject of the flats, many temporary and non-temporary rent a room, they usually pay €300 or €500, even sofas and seen what they rent.
To see the offers Look at the page of servei ɗ occupation ofertes, ahimsa usually put job offers.
Hello Natsumi,
Effectively, that's right. Andorra has its problems, although in my opinion the advantages far outweigh these problems. I don't know about renting sofas, but it is obviously true that it is best to share a flat as the rentals are currently. Or alternatively, many temporary stay permanently in a cheap hostel.
Greetings José, your article is very good, in general terms the country looks very tempting, for my part I would like to know how the construction sector is, I am a civil engineer with experience, if there is currently a demand for professionals in the construction sector.
thank you ..
Hello Douglas, thank you very much for your comment.
The construction sector is at a very high level, since there are many works. However, establishing yourself in Andorra in this sector is complicated and difficult. It is more of a sector for residents, although you can send your resume to some companies and see if you have any luck...