Andorra: immigration

How many foreigners live in Andorra?

43,511 residence and work permits were in force in Andorra on 30 June 2026, 1.6% more than a year earlier, according to the Department of Statistics' statistics on foreign residents and work permits. A further 10,418 people held a residence permit, 2,009 held cross-border work permits and 531 held temporary work permits.

Andorra's resident population was 90,122 on 30 September 2026, up 1.7% in a year, according to the department's population estimates. Most of the increase came from residents of other nationalities (+632) and Andorrans (+465), while Portuguese nationals fell by 171.

Official sources: Department of Statistics: Foreign residents and work permits, Q2 2026 · Department of Statistics: Population estimates, September 2026

How many immigrants live in Andorra?

The latest figure from the UN Population Division, for 2024, is 59.1%. That compares with 58.6% in 2015. It is 3rd highest of 52 in Europe & Central Asia, where the median is 11.7%. Worldwide: 6th of 193.

What is net migration in Andorra?

The latest figure from the UN Population Division, for 2025, is 843. Since 2005 it has ranged from -6,194 (2010) to 2,293 (2006). Across Europe & Central Asia the middle value was 158, and Andorra placed 25th highest of 52. Worldwide: 64th of 193.

How many people from Andorra are refugees?

In 2025, the number of refugees from the country living abroad in Andorra was 5, according to UNHCR. The peak was 10 in 2005 and the low 0 in 2016. Europe & Central Asia median: 533; Andorra is 47th highest of 49. Worldwide: 181st of 189.

How big are remittances in Andorra's economy?

According to the World Bank, personal remittances received in Andorra was 0.9% of GDP in 2025. Its high point since 2019 was 2020, at 1.6% of GDP; its low point was 2019, at 0.7% of GDP. Europe & Central Asia median: 1.4% of GDP; Andorra is 29th highest of 47. World rank, highest first: 82nd of 127.