Europe

Andorra

EU nationals do not need a visa; access is through France or Spain.

✓ Reviewed by TripminuteFrench passport · tourism · short stayInformation reviewed on August 9, 2026

The 30-second summary

DocumentA valid identity card or passport is required for every adult and child.

EntryShort stay visa-free

EU nationals do not need a visa; access is through France or Spain.

DurationShort stays are visa-free; Andorran formalities apply to work or settle in the country.

Key warningAndorra is not in Schengen. A child travelling without a parent also needs an authorisation to leave France and a copy of the signing parent’s document.

Before you book

This block covers the standard case stated above. If your situation differs, open the consular source directly.

Document

A valid identity card or passport is required for every adult and child.

Entry

EU nationals do not need a visa; access is through France or Spain.

Duration

Short stays are visa-free; Andorran formalities apply to work or settle in the country.

Vaccines and health

Recommendations depend on age, health, stopovers, regions and season.

No destination-specific vaccine is presented here as mandatory when travelling from France. Routine vaccinations should be up to date.

Check diphtheria, tetanus, polio, pertussis and measles coverage.
Arrange insurance covering healthcare and repatriation.
Carry medicines in original packaging with the prescription.

Driving locally

An international driving permit is a translation: it never replaces your valid French licence.

A French licence is generally recognised for a short stay. Confirm the allowed period with the rental company and official guidance.

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Documents to prepare

Required identity document and a separate copy
Authorisation, visa or QR code available offline
Return ticket and first accommodation address
Medical insurance and assistance number
Prescriptions and medicines in original packaging
French licence and any required supporting permit

What can change the answer

Dual nationality or residence permitTransit through border controlMinor travelling alone or with one parentWork, internship, volunteering or a longer stayEmergency, damaged or nearly expired passportControlled medication or specialist equipment

Frequently asked questions

Is a visa or authorisation required?

EU nationals do not need a visa; access is through France or Spain.

Which vaccines should I consider?

No destination-specific vaccine is presented here as mandatory when travelling from France. Routine vaccinations should be up to date.

Is a French driving licence sufficient?

A French licence is generally recognised for a short stay. Confirm the allowed period with the rental company and official guidance.

When should this information be checked again?

Check once before any non-refundable purchase, then again 48 to 72 hours before departure. The destination authorities and carrier retain the final say.