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Ecuador → Andorra: Short-stay tourist
What you need before you submit, checked against official requirements, not guesswork.
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Required documents
5 itemsIdentity
If you are a minor: ID and parental authorisation
Minors travelling with a parent or legal guardian need a valid ID card or passport (a minor can be registered in a parent's passport, but that isn't obligatory). Minors travelling alone or with someone who isn't their parent need a valid passport, or a valid ID card plus a written authorisation signed by their parents or legal guardian. Many countries have their own rules on who issues that authorisation (for example police stations), so check the rules where you live. A non-EU minor whose nationality needs a Schengen visa needs the same two-entry or multiple-entry visa as an adult.
Source: Government of Andorra, Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Travel to Andorra)
Valid passport (or national ID card for EU/EEA citizens)
RequiredAndorran law requires a valid passport or internationally recognised travel document that shows your identity and nationality. It must show no sign of being tampered with, altered or forged, and the photo must look like you. Citizens of EU and EEA countries can enter with a valid national ID card instead.
Financial
Enough money for your stay
RequiredAndorran law says tourists must be able to show they have enough money to cover the length of their planned stay. The law leaves the amount to a government regulation, and none of the pages we checked gives a figure.
Purpose of travel
Tourist stay: up to 90 days, no work
RequiredAs a tourist you need no immigration authorisation from Andorra, but you can't stay more than 90 days from the day you enter (within the 365 days after entry) and you can't work. Staying longer or working needs an immigration authorisation from Andorra's Immigration Service, and a tourist who breaks these rules is treated as being in an irregular situation.
Travel
Schengen visa allowing at least two entries (only if your nationality needs one)
RequiredAndorra doesn't require a visa of its own from tourists, but you can only get there through France or Spain. If your nationality needs a Schengen visa, you need one that allows at least two entries, because entering Andorra takes you out of the Schengen area; if you'll cross the Andorra border several times, you need a multiple-entry visa. Ask the French or Spanish embassy or consulate (whichever country you'll enter through) whether you need one and how to apply. Andorra's pages don't list the Schengen application documents, so those come from that embassy or consulate.
Source: Government of Andorra, Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Travel to Andorra)
Why applications on this route get refused
Schengen visa that allows only one entry
Entering Andorra means leaving the Schengen area, and you need to be able to re-enter it afterwards. Andorra's Ministry of Foreign Affairs says to apply for a double-entry visa, or a multiple-entry one if you will enter the Schengen area from Andorra more than once.
How to avoid it: When you apply at the French or Spanish embassy or consulate, ask for a two-entry visa, or a multiple-entry visa if you'll go in and out of Andorra more than once.
Assuming "no visa for Andorra" means no visa at all
Andorra requires no visa of its own, but you can only reach it through France or Spain. If your nationality needs a Schengen visa, you need it before you travel.
How to avoid it: Before booking, ask the French or Spanish embassy or consulate (depending on the country you'll enter through) whether your nationality needs a Schengen visa and how to get one.
Can't show enough money for the stay
Andorran law makes it a condition of entering as a tourist that you can show you have enough money to cover the length of your planned stay. The law doesn't say what counts as enough.
How to avoid it: Carry evidence that you can cover the cost of the stay you planned, and keep the stay within the 90-day tourist limit.
Sources
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