Andorra Work Permit
Got a special project for your company in Andorra? I’ll tell you below (on a high level) how to get a work permit for Andorra as a foreigner. Click here to view other types of Andorran visas.
Work permits are required for all foreigners who want to work in Andorra.
Go to this site to learn about the process.
Next, get either a temporary or long term work contract from an Andorran company/employer. Most jobs available to foreigners will likely be in the ski industry and involve work during the winter, which is the main tourist season in Andorra.
Gather the required documents listed at this site to apply for the visa (Note this links to a private website and not an official government website, but it is a good guideline for what is required.)
You’ll need to submit documents to the Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service, Department of Labour in Andorra. Contact your employer to guide you through this submission process since what gets sent to whom may vary.
This can be very tricky. If you get stuck or have any questions, contact the Andorran Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Edifici administratiu del Govern
C/ Prat de la Creu, 62-64
AD500 ANDORRA LA VELLA
Tel : (+376) 875 704
Fax : (+376) 869 559
Congratulations on getting your work permit! Enjoy your trip!
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