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Andorra — Citizenship Guide
Citizenship by descent is available; naturalisation requires 20 years; dual citizenship is generally not permitted.
Why Andorra?
The Andorra passport offers visa-free, visa-on-arrival, ETA, or e-visa access to 176 destinations, ranking it #47 globally.
Long residency (20 yrs); dual citizenship generally not allowed.
Citizenship by descent
Andorra applies jus sanguinis — citizenship can be acquired by descent from a citizen parent, and in some cases from grandparents or more distant ancestors.
Naturalisation
Naturalisation typically requires 20 years of residence, usually alongside language and integration requirements.
Dual citizenship
Andorra generally does not permit dual citizenship — naturalising usually requires renouncing your existing nationality.
Fees & timeline
There is no standard published application fee — costs vary, so check with official sources.
Compiled from the Citizenship Hub law dataset (approximate). Verify with official government sources before relying on this information.
Where the Andorra passport can travel
Visa-free, visa on arrival, ETA, and e-visa access by destination. Hover for details.
- Visa-free
- Visa on arrival
- ETA
- e-Visa
- Visa required
- No admission
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