To visit Andorra, you won’t need a specific Andorran visa, as Andorra does not issue its own visas. Instead, entry to Andorra is facilitated through neighboring France or Spain, both of which are part of the Schengen Area. This means you will need a Schengen visa if you are from a country that requires one for travel to France or Spain.

Here are the key requirements:

Schengen Visa: If you are from a country that requires a Schengen visa, you must obtain this visa from either France or Spain, as it allows entry into the Schengen Area. Once you have entered through one of these countries, you can travel freely to Andorra.

Visa-Exempt Countries: If you are from a country that is visa-exempt for the Schengen Area (such as the United States, Canada, or most EU countries), you do not need a visa to enter Andorra via France or Spain. You can stay in Andorra for up to 90 days within a 180-day period without a visa.

Passport Requirements: Regardless of your visa status, ensure that your passport is valid for at least three months beyond your planned stay. However, it's generally advisable to have six months of validity to avoid any issues.

Since Andorra does not have its own airport, all international visitors must enter through France or Spain, so Schengen Area entry requirements will apply.

Andorra has never experienced any terrorist incidents.

It is advised that visitors to Andorra are up-to-date with primary boosters such as MMR. It is further recommended that most travellers also get Tetanus and Hepatitis A vaccinations. You should check with your local health professional prior to your departure, if you are unsure.

You are required to pay for all medical treatment in Andorra and this is often demanded before treatment occurs. Medical costs can be expensive, so you should ensure that you purchase adequate travel insurance. Services in the main cities tend to be good and resourceful, however rural areas may vary.

Traveling around Andorra is generally straightforward, but there are a few requirements and considerations to keep in mind:

Documentation: Although Andorra is not part of the Schengen Area, it does require entry through either Spain or France, both of which are Schengen countries. Therefore, you’ll need to have the appropriate Schengen visa (if required based on nationality) to enter Andorra via these countries. If you’re an EU, EEA, or Swiss citizen, you can enter with just an ID card. Other visitors will need a valid passport.

Transport Options: Andorra doesn’t have an airport or railway system, so the primary ways to reach and travel around the country are by car or bus. Once in Andorra, you can explore the country by rental car or use the extensive public bus network, which covers all major towns and tourist spots. Be prepared for mountainous roads, especially in winter when snow chains or winter tires may be required.

Driving Requirements: If you plan to drive, an International Driving Permit (IDP) is recommended, although not always required for EU license holders. Ensure your insurance covers driving in Andorra. Keep in mind that Andorra’s roads are well-maintained but can be narrow and winding.