Would you be interested in migrating to a European country? This is not traditional for Latinos to start a new life, but there are tempting offers, for example in Andorra.

The Principality of Andorra is a small country in southwestern Europe, between Spain and France, that has become all the rage mainly for its policy of attracting foreigners, with fewer requirements, as published by the Ministry of Labor and Social Economy.

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In Andorra you are allowed to perform seasonal work, but the residence permit must or must be applied for by the employer. The government allocates vacancies to companies that ask for staff. Photo: Istock

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Why is it easier to migrate and work in Andorra?

Andorra is not an official member of the European Union (EU), so it is more flexible when traveling. You can enter with your country of origin passport and bring a letter of recommendation to get a job.

Located in the Pyrenees, one of its main attractions is employment in the high winter season, between May and November.

The territory is organized into seven parishes, with a total population of 79,877 inhabitants according to the February 28, 2022 census. The capital is Andorra la Vella.

The official language is Catalan, although Spanish, Portuguese and French are widely used due to the influence of the surrounding states.

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The sale of ski equipment is one of the most offered in this European principality. Photo: JEAN CHRISTOPHE BOTT

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You can find temporary work in the hospitality industry in Andorra. Photo: nattrass

What jobs are offered in Andorra for migrants?

The jobs available relate to the hotel industry, gastronomy and the main tourist attraction of the destination: the ski and snowboard centers, Grandvalira and Vallnord.

A plus is that the average salary for this type of seasonal work is between 1,100 and 1,500 euros.

If you’re interested in living and working permanently in Andorra, check out that principality’s Ministry of Labor page.