Working remotely from Andorra begins with finding an apartment that suits your lifestyle and work needs. Digital nomad residency requires having a home, whether owned or rented, but that’s merely a formal requirement: the crucial part is choosing the right area, connectivity, and apartment type for your daily life.
We help you find the right apartment for your new chapter as a digital nomad, whether you’re considering renting while you settle in or buying your home directly in the country.
Stable fiber optic internet and good coverage are non-negotiable when your workday depends entirely on the internet.
Living within walking distance of a coworking space or commercial area makes daily life easier, especially during the first months of adaptation.
If you’re unsure how long you’ll stay, renting offers flexibility; if you plan to settle down, buying might be more cost-effective.
To process your digital nomad residency, you’ll need to prove you have housing in Andorra, either owned or rented. These are the most common questions we receive on the matter.
We Understand Your Work Style
Do you need absolute silence, a separate room for video calls, or simply a comfortable desk by a window? We start there.
We select areas and apartments
We show you well-connected apartments close to coworking spaces, both for temporary rental and definitive purchase.
We prepare housing documentation
We provide you with the contract or deed in the format you need to attach to your digital nomad residency application.
The most practical option if you want everything at hand: coworking spaces, restaurants, entertainment, and good coverage, though with the highest prices in the country.
More affordable alternatives with good connections to the capital, ideal if you prefer more tranquility outside of work hours.
Attractive if your priority is to combine remote work with mountain activities, although it’s advisable to check coverage carefully during the off-season.
If you’re still unsure how long you’ll stay, a furnished rental saves you the initial investment in furniture and appliances.
Some landlords prefer long-term contracts; it’s advisable to negotiate this from the start if your situation is still uncertain.
No, renting is a perfectly valid option. What is required is proof that you have housing, owned or rented, that meets the minimum habitability conditions.
Yes, in fact, it’s common: the rental contract is usually part of the documentation submitted with the permit application.
The areas with the best coverage and most stable fiber optic internet are usually Andorra la Vella and Escaldes-Engordany, although it’s advisable to check in each specific building.
Yes, there is an increasing supply catering to this profile, especially in the capital and nearby areas, although it’s advisable to book in advance during high season.
Regulations require establishing effective residency for a minimum of 90 days per year, although for tax purposes, it’s advisable to review your specific situation with an advisor.
