Moving to Andorra from Spain
We have a large list of itineraries throughout Europe with pick-ups and deliveries in Spain – Andorra and Andorra – Spain, offering our clients a wide and personalised proposal of services, timetables and itineraries.
We can pick you up anywhere in Spain with destinations in Andorra as they are: Ordino, La Massana, Escaldes – Engordany, Encamp, Canillo, Sant Julià de Lória, We also transport your load or move from any place in Andorra to any place in Spain.
FREE QUOTE FOR MOVING TO ANDORRA
Exclusive Removals to Andorra
This type of service is always available, and consists of a comprehensive removal service, with direct transport, adapting to the needs of our customers in terms of dates and times of both collection and delivery. The advantage is the speed, adaptability and total exclusivity of the move. The whole vehicle would be available for the client.
Groupage Removals to Andorra
This service is very common for people moving or returning to Andorra, with their personal belongings not including furniture, the delivery time is approximately 7 – 10 working days, it includes all the conditions of any move: dismantling, insurance, packing, etc. It differs mainly from the exclusive service in that dates and times are subject to the itineraries determined by our company. It allows you to save money by dividing the transport in several clients, always dividing the load properly in the vehicle.
Available services
- We will provide you with a free estimate for your move to Andorra, including information on the price.
- Packing of your goods and belongings. We pack any object you wish to take with you on your move to Andorra.
- Dismantling of furniture.
- Moving the furniture to your new home or place of residence
- Unpacking and assembling your furniture transported in your move to Andorra.
- Guidance by our agents to satisfy your doubts about the move.
- Storage to guarantee the care of your goods both in Andorra and in Spain.
- Personalised goods insurance ( depending on the value of the belongings to be covered).
- Door to door service.
- Outside Elevator…
Prohibitions and restrictions in Andorra
- Firearms and ammunition
- Alcoholic beverages, drugs or prohibited substances
- Aerosols or flammable products
- Plants (No plastic plants)
Living in Andorra
Andorra, officially the Principality of Andorra, is a small sovereign country in south-western Europe, constituted as an independent, democratic and social state with a parliamentary co-principal form of government. Its territory is organised into seven parishes with a total population of 76,949 inhabitants. Its capital is Andorra la Vieja.
General Information
Andorra is not a full member of the European Union but, since 1990, it has enjoyed a special relationship and is treated as if it were part of it for trade in manufactured goods (exempt from tax) and as a non-EU member for agricultural products.
Andorra has traditionally been an agricultural and livestock country. Tourism is the mainstay of the Andorran economy. There are many facilities for land moves to Andorra because of its geographical location and proximity to Spain, especially to the city of Barcelona.
Its capital is Andorra la Vieja, located in the Pyrenees, between Spain and France. It has a population of 77,506.
Language
The official language of Andorra is Catalan, although due to the diversity of its population, Spanish, French and Portuguese are also commonly used.
Weather
During the winter, thermometers easily drop below 0°C, and precipitation often comes in the form of snow. The months of July, August and September are months in which it is hot during the day, with temperatures that can exceed 30ºC, and cool at night, lowering the thermometers to approximately 18ºC.
Work Schedule
The working hours in Andorra are 40 hours a week, between 7 and 8 hours a day with the proper meal times.
Tourism
Tourism and trade are the fundamental pillars of the Principality’s current internal economy. Tourism, which is increasingly diversified according to the season, brings in nearly 9 million visitors a year. The main reasons for visiting are shopping (50%) and leisure (27%).
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