Andorra: jobs and pay

What is the unemployment rate in Andorra?

Unemployment in Andorra was 0.9% of the labour force in the second quarter of 2026, an estimated 535 people, according to the Department of Statistics' labour force survey. The rate was 1.5% for men and 0.3% for women. The employment rate for people aged 15 to 64 was 82.4%, with 54,220 people in work.

The department compares the rate with neighbouring economies, giving 9.9% for Spain, 7.9% for France and 5.9% for the EU in the same quarter. The rate fell 0.6 points from the previous quarter and was unchanged on a year earlier. 16.8% of people aged 15 to 64 were inactive.

Official sources: Department of Statistics: Labour force survey, Q2 2026

What is the average salary in Andorra?

The average monthly salary in Andorra was €2,775.65 in June 2026, 4.8% higher than a year earlier, according to the Department of Statistics' wage statistics for June 2026. The median salary was €2,235.35, or 80.5% of the average, and the most common pay band was €1,900 to €2,000.

The median is the middle salary, so it is less affected by a small number of high earners than the average. The figures cover 45,726 employees, 3.2% more than in June 2025, and are semi-final. The total wage bill was €126.92 million for the month. The statistics are published monthly.

Official sources: Department of Statistics: Wage statistics, June 2026

What is the minimum wage in Andorra?

The ILO puts the statutory minimum wage in Andorra at 1,376 EUR a month (about $1,490) in 2024. It is the top of the series, which starts in 2015.