Dissolution of 2,777 inactive companies in Andorra

Andorra has initiated proceedings to administratively dissolve 2,777 allegedly inactive companies. The measure affects businesses that have accumulated non-compliance over several fiscal years, but it does not yet mean that all of them will be dissolved: their governing bodies have a period of time to explain the situation and provide evidence. Key data: 2,777 companies… Read more

Minimum wage in Andorra 2026: Increase in July and subsidies

Last updated: June 2026 📊 Key data (2025–2026) Minimum wage in Andorra as of January 1, 2026: €1,652.11/month (Government of Andorra) Planned increase for July 2026: announced by Head of Government Xavier Espot Minimum wage increase over the last 5 years: +28% accumulated Number of workers earning the minimum wage: ~8% … Read more

Is Catalan mandatory to work in Andorra?

Last updated: June 2026 📊 Key data (2025–2026) Catalan: sole official language of Andorra (Constitution of Andorra, 1993) Workers with Catalan as their working language: ~60 (Statistics of Andorra, 2024) Official Catalan qualifications: A1 to C2 — issued by the Language Policy Service (SPL) Minimum level required in public sector job offers: B2 — in the sector … Read more

Working conditions in Andorra: salaries and working hours

Last updated: June 2026 📊 Key data (2025–2026) Maximum legal working hours in Andorra: 40 hours/week — same as Spain (Labor Relations Law, 2024) Andorra Minimum Wage 2024: €1,376.20/month (14 payments) — 16% higher than the Spanish Minimum Wage (Government, 2024) Cross-border workers: ~12,000 (mainly from La Seu d'Urgell and Foix) (Statistics, 2025) Rate of … Read more

Cross-border workers in Andorra: Guide to the 2026 plan

Cross-border workers at the Andorra border

Last updated: June 2026. The information in this article is regularly checked against official sources from the Government of Andorra. 📊 Key data (2025–2026) Cross-border workers in Andorra: >10,000 — approximately 20% of the workforce (CASS, 2025) Distance between La Seu d'Urgell and Andorra la Vella: ~25 km (30–40 min by car) Andorra–Spain social security agreement: … Read more

Working in Andorra Summer 2026: New Employment Quotas

Last updated: June 2026. The information in this article is regularly checked against official sources from the Government of Andorra. 📊 Key data (2025–2026) Summer employment quotas in Andorra 2026: ~900 contracts available (Government of Andorra, 2026) Summer visitors (June–August): >3 million — record demand for hospitality staff (Statistics, 2025) Minimum wage in Andorra 2026: ~€1,400/month … Read more

Recruitment from Andorra: Winter Employment

Last updated: June 2026. The information in this article is regularly checked against official sources from the Government of Andorra. 📊 Key data (2025–2026) Recruitment quotas in Andorra for winter 2025–2026: ~1,200 authorized contracts (Government of Andorra, 2025) Grandvalira–Vallnord ski season: November–April; peak tourism employment in December–January Minimum Wage in Andorra 2026: ~€1,400/month gross (14 payments) … Read more

Generational return to Andorra: how to save the company

Related Articles Key Data — Generational Transition in Andorra: How to Save a Company Source: Andorran Official Bodies Last Updated: 2026-05-26 Andorra is internationally known for its idyllic natural environment, its safety, and a highly competitive tax framework. However, behind the shop windows of the commercial avenues of Andorra la Vella and Escaldes-Engordany, or of the… Read more

Limited liability companies (SL) in Andorra 2026: incorporation, minimum capital and taxation

Last updated: June 2026. Limited Liability Companies (SL) in Andorra 2026: Incorporation, Minimum Capital, and Taxation. Incorporating a Limited Liability Company (SL) in Andorra requires a minimum capital of €3,000, takes between 4 and 6 weeks, and is taxed under Corporate Income Tax (10%) —compared to 25% in Spain or 33% in France. It is the most common business vehicle… Read more