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Unlike some European “golden visa” schemes, Andorra offers no fast-track citizenship by investment. Residency — active or passive — grants only the right to live in the country; naturalisation requires at least 20 years of continuous residence (shorter periods apply to specific categories, such as those born in Andorra or married to Andorran nationals). Throughout that period, it’s essential not to interrupt legal residency, to meet the minimum-stay requirements, and to maintain a clean record. Andorran law also requires renouncing one’s previous nationality in most cases, since dual nationality is recognised only in limited circumstances. For investors and entrepreneurs planning a long-term stay, it’s important to build a continuous residency strategy from day one that aligns with future naturalisation requirements.
