Documentation to travel to Andorra
If you are thinking of
travelling to Andorra, whether for a
business trip or as a tourist, it is important that you know to bring the
necessary documentation, especially if you are travelling with the whole family or want to bring your pet.
My children are minors. What documentation do they need to travel to Andorra?
When you travel with
minors, they must have a passport or identity card. They must also be listed on one of the passports of their adult companions.
Important: if children are going to be travelling alone, they will need an
authorisation to leave the territory (which can be obtained from their local city hall or a police station) and a valid passport or identity card.
In either case,
a family record book is NOT a valid document to present.
My pet is my family. What do I need to do?
If you cannot imagine being far away from your ‘little one’ for too long, the
documentation for entering Andorra includes their
passport, health card and updated vaccination record.
If your pet is a dog that is known to be
potentially dangerous, don’t forget to bring their
lead and muzzle as required by law.
Where should I go if I have questions?
The first place to go is the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Institutional Relations. You can visit their website at
www.mae.ad. Or if you prefer, you can call them on (+376) 875 700.
Likewise, depending on your nationality, you can take care of any formalities at embassies or consulates; listed below are those of
Spain and France, the countries bordering
Andorra.
Embassies and consulates
Embassy of Spain
(+376) 800 030
www.exteriores.gob.es
Spanish Consulate
(+376) 800 080
www.exteriores.gob.es
Embassy of France
(+376) 736 700
www.ad.ambafrance.org
French Consulate
(+376) 736 730
www.ad.ambafrance.org
Other phone numbers of interest
- Embassy of Portugal: (+376) 805 308
- Honorary Consulate of Portugal: (+376) 805 305
- Honorary Consulate of Belgium: (+376) 386 598
- Consulate General of Switzerland: (+376) 871 330
- British Consulate in Andorra: (+376) 862 080
- Honorary Consulate of Chile: (+376) 735 785
- Honorary Consulate of Germany: (+376) 861 036
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