Register a company in Andorra

Mostly. The authorisation, deed and registrations can run on powers of attorney; banking is the exception - Andorran banks almost always want one in-person meeting. We compress everything into a single planned visit, and some private-bank tracks can waive even that.

The cost of setting up a company in Andorra starts from €3,500, including the foreign-investment authorisation, notary and first-year address. With an Andorran bank account arranged, packages start from €5,900. The €3,000 share capital stays in the company, and renewals with accounting run from €2,500 a year.

Andorra screens every non-resident shareholder before incorporation: a file with passports, CV and business plan goes to the Govern, and approval typically takes two to four weeks. It is the step that makes Andorra slower than its neighbours - and the reason the flag stays clean. We prepare files that pass first time.

A flat 10% on profits, with IGI at 4.5% on local supplies (exports effectively outside it). Dividends from taxed profits reach you without further Andorran tax. There is no wealth or inheritance tax. We model your numbers - including your home-country side - before you commit.

Because the personal package matches the corporate one: income tax capped at 10% (zero on the first €24,000), no wealth tax, alpine living two hours from Barcelona. Active residency suits founders running their SL; passive residency suits investors. We run company and residency as one project - it is our most requested Andorran combination.

Serious and strict - in a good way. Andbank, MoraBanc and Creand operate at private-bank standard, CRS-compliant, euro-native. Expect deep KYC: source of funds, business substance, and usually a face-to-face meeting. We build the file to that standard before any application goes in.

No - and that is the point. Andorra exchanges information under CRS, sits on no serious blacklist, and its banks answer to European correspondent standards. What remains is a legitimately low-tax system: 10/10/4.5. Structures that needed secrecy died in 2015; structures that need low, clean rates thrive.

Monaco zeroes personal tax but charges up to 25% on company profits and famously expensive living. Liechtenstein offers AAA institutions and EEA access at 12.5% with higher costs. Andorra is the balanced play: 10% for the company and 10% for you, at a cost of living the other two can't match. We recommend per case.

Andorra has a digital-assets framework and an active regulator (AFA); licensing for exchange and custody actors is possible but bespoke, and banks remain selective about crypto flows. For pure crypto ventures we often compare Andorra against dedicated regimes before committing - honestly, sometimes elsewhere wins.

Company registration in Andorra typically takes 4-8 weeks end to end: about a week to build the file, two to four for the Govern's authorisation, then capital deposit, notary deed and registrations, with banking finalised around one visit. Not fast - deliberately. We run every parallel track the process allows.