Andorra does not offer automatic citizenship through marriage. In other words, marrying an Andorran citizen does not automatically grant you Andorran citizenship.
However, marriage to an Andorran citizen may provide you with certain benefits and options for obtaining residency in Andorra. By marrying an Andorran citizen, you may become eligible to apply for a residence permit based on family reunification. This permit allows you to reside and work in Andorra but does not automatically confer citizenship. Having a residency and fulfilling other requirements, you can obtain Andorran citizenship through naturalization.
To apply for a residence permit based on marriage to an Andorran citizen, you would generally need to follow these steps:
To apply for a residence permit based on marriage to an Andorran citizen in Andorra, you will generally need to gather the following documentation and follow the application process:
Andorra does not generally allow dual citizenship. It traditionally required individuals to renounce their previous citizenship(s) upon acquiring Andorran citizenship.
No, marrying an Andorran citizen does not automatically grant you Andorran citizenship.
It is a permit that allows the spouse of an Andorran citizen to reside and work in Andorra. It provides the opportunity for family members to reunite but does not confer citizenship.
You can apply for a residence permit based on family reunification by submitting an application to the Immigration Department or the relevant government authority in Andorra.
The documentation requirements may include a valid marriage certificate, valid passports, birth certificates, proof of financial means, proof of accommodation, health insurance coverage, and some additional supporting documents requested by the authorities.
A residence permit based on marriage does not automatically lead to citizenship. If you wish to acquire Andorran citizenship, you would generally need to meet the eligibility criteria, fulfill the residency requirements, and follow the naturalization process outlined by the Andorran authorities.