Andorra offers various visas and permits tailored to the needs of expats planning to live and work in the country. Whether you're seeking temporary employment or planning a long-term stay, the following visa and permit options are available:
1. Seasonal Work Permits
For those seeking temporary work opportunities, Andorra provides seasonal work permits. Seasonal employment is prevalent in the country, particularly in industries like tourism and skiing. Individuals can enter the country as tourists and work during the agreed-upon period. However, they must leave Andorra once their employment contract ends.
2. Passive Residence Permit
Expats intending to stay in Andorra for more than 90 days without engaging in work can apply for a passive residence permit. This permit is suitable for individuals with a stable passive income, such as retirees or those with investments. Passive residents are also required to contribute to Andorra’s economy by making specific investments in the country.
3. Active Residence Permit
For foreigners planning to live and work in Andorra, the active residence permit is the ideal choice. This permit is available to individuals with employment contracts from local companies as well as freelancers. It allows holders to actively participate in the Andorran workforce.
Each permit type caters to different needs, ensuring that both temporary and long-term residents can find a suitable pathway to live and work in this picturesque European microstate.