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Mobile and fibre in Andorra: roaming, operators and tariffs

Coverage, fibre and roaming: what the operator and European rules say, with nothing hidden in the small print.

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Andorra roaming: what each network charges

Andorra isn't covered by Roam Like at Home. Here is what each network charges.

Short answer

According to each operator’s official website, no Spanish network includes Andorra in Roam Like at Home, because Andorra isn't in the EU. Movistar and Orange list €9 a day with data and Vodafone €15 with its daily pass. Orange France, Bouygues and SFR's 80 Go plan include it at no extra cost.

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Why there is roaming in Andorra

Andorra isn't part of the European Union. Roam like at home, which lets you use your plan in France or Portugal at no extra cost, only applies in the EU and the EEA.

In Andorra each network sets its own price, and every Spanish one we have read charges for it separately.

Movistar puts it in its ‘zonas especiales’ (special zones), Vodafone in Zone 2, Digi in its ‘Zona No RLAH’ (non roam-like-at-home zone) and Orange Spain says that ‘Andorra no forma parte de la Zona UE’ (Andorra isn't part of the EU zone).

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Inside the country there's only one operator. Llei 33/2014 gives Andorra Telecom the exclusive right to run fixed and mobile phone, data and internet services.

When you cross the border, your phone connects to its network and your own provider charges whatever it has set for Andorra. Andorra Telecom states that 97% of its customers have 4G coverage.

Andorra roaming charges: calculate your bill

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Where to look depending on your line

What you pay in Andorra depends on who provides your line. Find yours first.

If your line is Spanish

Movistar charges a daily rate, and calls cost extra if you don't have it.
Vodafone charges per megabyte without a pass, or a flat amount with its Bono Diario Viaje Mundo.
Orange Spain charges by the day. Orange France includes Andorra in its plans.
Digi charges per gigabyte and per minute, with a spending limit set by default.

If your line is French

Free leaves Andorra out of its plans, and every megabyte is expensive.
With SFR and Bouygues it depends on the plan. RED by SFR needs an add-on.

If you don't want to pay roaming

Andorra Telecom sells a tourist eSIM with passes from one day, and a prepaid SIM with 30-day tariffs.
The roaming calculator helps you work out what your stay will cost with your network.

If you live or work here

Andorra Telecom is the only provider of fixed and mobile lines, data and internet, so residents choose between its tariffs. If you come to work from here, the coworking guide lists the spaces and what to check before you sign up.

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What each network charges

The table above sums up what each one publishes on its official website. Here is the detail for the three big Spanish networks:

Movistar. Its page lists a daily rate of €9 for 3 GB, charged only on the days you use data. On that same page Andorra also appears in Zone 2, with data at €12.10 per MB. Movistar doesn't say which one applies, so check both figures before you travel.
Vodafone. Without a pass, €6.05 per MB. With the Bono Diario Viaje Mundo, €15 a day for 2 GB.
Orange. In Spain, €9 a day for 3 GB without activating anything, or 25 GB over a week for €25 with its weekly pass. In France, the Orange plan includes Andorra.

What a weekend costs

An example with two days of shopping from Barcelona, 1 GB a day and four 5-minute calls to Spain:

Movistar: 2 × €9 for data, plus 20 minutes at €1.82 and four connection fees of €1.21. Total €59.24, if the daily rate applies.
Vodafone with the daily pass: 2 × €15, with 20 minutes a day included. Total €30.
Orange Spain: €18 for data, plus 20 minutes at €2 and four connection fees of €1.50. Total €64.
Digi: 2 GB at €15 is €30, plus 20 minutes at €0.8001, which is €16. Total €46, if you raise the €10 limit beforehand.
Orange France, Bouygues or SFR Forfait 80 Go: €0 extra.
Free with no add-on: 2,048 Mo at €0.20 is €409.60.

To run your own numbers, use the roaming calculator at the end of this page.

How to avoid a nasty surprise

First, check whether your plan includes Andorra. If it doesn't, you have three options.

A pass from your network. Movistar, Orange and O2 apply theirs automatically; with Vodafone you have to activate it.
A local eSIM. Andorra Telecom sells tourist eSIMs from €4.95 (one day, 3 GB) up to €39.95 (15 days, unlimited). You make calls over WhatsApp or similar.
An Andorran line. If you come over every day to work, an Andorra Telecom line such as 50 GB Roaming, at €28 a month, also works in Spain, France and Portugal.

Regulation (EU) 2022/612 requires EU networks to set a default limit of about €50 a month excluding VAT on roaming data. The same article applies outside the EU, unless the visited network doesn't allow usage to be tracked in real time.

So don't rely on the automatic cap, and set your own limit in your network's app.

Near the border, your phone can connect to the Andorran network before you have crossed. O2 warns about this for towns close to the border, and Jazztel recommends leaving data roaming switched off. In La Seu d'Urgell or on the French side, select the network manually in your phone's settings.

What changes with the EU-Andorra agreement

The European Commission signed the association agreement with Andorra on 19 October 2026. The protocol on Andorra has a roaming chapter that applies Regulation 2022/612 after a seven-year transition from the agreement's entry into force.

There's one exception: it doesn't apply if Andorran operators' wholesale costs go above the Regulation's caps.

Entry into force has no official date. Until then you pay roaming, and the planned transition lasts seven years from entry into force.

If you come to shop or to work

If you cross the border to buy a phone or a laptop, roaming is only part of the day. Also check how much you can bring back through customs and the shopping in Andorra section.

If you're going to work from here for a few days or a few months, the coworking guide is a good place to start.

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Frequently asked questions

Why do I pay roaming in Andorra if it's in Europe?

Because Andorra isn't part of the European Union, and Roam Like at Home only covers the EU and the EEA. Each network sets its own price for Andorra.

When will Roam Like at Home reach Andorra?

There's no official date. The EU-Andorra association agreement was signed on 19 October 2026 and sets a seven-year transition from its entry into force, which had no date.

Is there a spending cap in Andorra?

Yes, on data. Regulation (EU) 2022/612 sets a default limit of about €50 a month excluding VAT on data, outside the EU too, unless the visited network can't track usage in real time. Don't count on it and set your own limit.

What is cheapest for a few days?

It depends on your network. If it is French and includes Andorra, you pay nothing. If not, compare its pass with the Andorra Telecom eSIM, which gives 3 GB for €4.95 for one day or unlimited data for 7 days for €19.95.

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