Andorra Customs

You can bring up to 900€ per person in industrial products (450€ if under 15). This includes electronics, clothes, perfumes, etc. But certain products like tobacco and alcohol have specific allowances independent of the value.

You can choose ONE of these options: 300 cigarettes OR 150 cigarillos (cigars under 3g) OR 75 cigars OR 400g of rolling tobacco. These are alternatives, not cumulative. If you take 300 cigarettes, you can't add cigars or rolling tobacco.

It depends on the strength. You can bring 5L of wine (always) + CHOOSE: 1.5L of spirits over 22° (whisky, vodka, rum) OR 3L of spirits under 22° (Port, aperitifs, sparkling wine). You cannot combine the two spirit options, you must choose one.

Yes, Andorra has border checks both at the Spanish and French borders. The priority is customs control (tobacco, alcohol, purchases), not immigration control. Officers will ask you to open your boot, especially if they see Andorran shopping bags.

Around 30€ (2026). Tobacco in Andorra is roughly 50% cheaper than in Spain or France thanks to the 4.5% IGI tax. But remember the legal limit is 300 cigarettes per person — you can't bring more without declaring.

Yes, checks are very frequent, especially at Pas de la Casa (French border) and during peak season. You won't always get stopped, but it's fairly common to be asked to open your boot.

Yes, much cheaper. Around 50% less than in Spain or France. This is thanks to Andorra's IGI (tax) of just 4.5% vs 21% in Spain or 20% in France. That's why so many people come to buy tobacco here, but remember to respect the customs limits.

You can bring 75 grams of perfume + 375 ml of eau de cologne per person. Perfumes are also cheaper in Andorra (20-30% savings), so it's worth taking advantage, but don't exceed the limits.

The same limits as for Spain: 300 cigarettes OR 150 cigarillos OR 75 cigars OR 400g of rolling tobacco. Checks at the French border (Pas de la Casa) are especially strict, so don't try to exceed the limits.

Mainly tobacco and alcohol, which are the most controlled products. But if they see you have lots of purchases, they may also verify you respect other allowances (perfumes, electronics, food products, etc.). Best to be honest and declare if you go over.

Andorra doesn't have VAT, only a 4.5% IGI tax, which is why prices are much lower. The best buys are: cosmetics and perfumery, jewellery, tobacco and spirits, designer glasses, specialist lingerie and electronics. But 'duty-free' doesn't mean 'no customs limits' when returning to your country.

You can check the Spanish Tax Agency (sede.agenciatributaria.gob.es), the French Customs (douane.gouv.fr) or Andorra Customs (duana.ad). You can also call the Andorra Government's Department of Commerce: (+376) 875 600.