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Andorra, the safest country in the world.
Andorra, the safest country in the world.
EL ECONOMISTA
30-5-2025
The safest country in the world has more foreign residents than nationals and a very special relationship with Spain.
Small European countries or microstates often share certain characteristics beyond what their name suggests. These countries are usually extremely wealthy, with very high employment rates and an impressive linguistic diversity (being so small, they need to master the languages of their neighbors). One of them stands out as the safest country in the world and because it has more foreign residents than nationals. This is Andorra, the safest country in the world.
Andorra was chosen in 2024 and 2025 as the safest country in the world, according to the global index of the Numbeo platform, which is calculated based on data and perception surveys. In the latest Numbeo ranking, the Principality tops the list with a safety index of 84.7 (out of 100), supported by an extremely low crime rate, around 12 to 13.
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Want to buy an appartment in Andorra?
Want to buy an appartment in Andorra?
Want to buy an appartment in Andorra?
Want to buy an appartment in Andorra?
Want to buy an apartment in Andorra?
Find out in under 1 minute which taxes you’ll need to pay:
1️⃣ Property Transfer Tax (ITP)
4% of the purchase price
Paid by the buyer at the time of signing the deed
2️⃣ Notary and registration fees
Between €1,000 and €2,000, depending on the property value
3️⃣ Tax for non-residents (new under the Omnibus Law 5/2025)
Applies to foreign buyers who are not residents
Additional 3% or 5% depending on the transaction
4️⃣ Other possible costs
Energy performance certificate (usually paid by the seller)
Minor administrative fees (registration at the Comú, etc.)
Summary:
Residents in Andorra: ITP (4%) + notary and registration fees
Non-residents: additionally, the 3% or 5% extra tax
At ACOMPINVERS, we calculate the real cost free of charge and without obligation.
Leave us a message and we’ll help you plan your purchase.
Find out in under 1 minute which taxes you’ll need to pay:
1️⃣ Property Transfer Tax (ITP)
4% of the purchase price
Paid by the buyer at the time of signing the deed
2️⃣ Notary and registration fees
Between €1,000 and €2,000, depending on the property value
3️⃣ Tax for non-residents (new under the Omnibus Law 5/2025)
Applies to foreign buyers who are not residents
Additional 3% or 5% depending on the transaction
4️⃣ Other possible costs
Energy performance certificate (usually paid by the seller)
Minor administrative fees (registration at the Comú, etc.)
Summary:
Residents in Andorra: ITP (4%) + notary and registration fees
Non-residents: additionally, the 3% or 5% extra tax
At ACOMPINVERS, we calculate the real cost free of charge and without obligation.
Leave us a message and we’ll help you plan your purchase.
Find out in under 1 minute which taxes you’ll need to pay:
1️⃣ Property Transfer Tax (ITP)
4% of the purchase price
Paid by the buyer at the time of signing the deed
2️⃣ Notary and registration fees
Between €1,000 and €2,000, depending on the property value
3️⃣ Tax for non-residents (new under the Omnibus Law 5/2025)
Applies to foreign buyers who are not residents
Additional 3% or 5% depending on the transaction
4️⃣ Other possible costs
Energy performance certificate (usually paid by the seller)
Minor administrative fees (registration at the Comú, etc.)
Summary:
Residents in Andorra: ITP (4%) + notary and registration fees
Non-residents: additionally, the 3% or 5% extra tax
At ACOMPINVERS, we calculate the real cost free of charge and without obligation.
Leave us a message and we’ll help you plan your purchase.
Find out in under 1 minute which taxes you’ll need to pay:
1️⃣ Property Transfer Tax (ITP)
4% of the purchase price
Paid by the buyer at the time of signing the deed
2️⃣ Notary and registration fees
Between €1,000 and €2,000, depending on the property value
3️⃣ Tax for non-residents (new under the Omnibus Law 5/2025)
Applies to foreign buyers who are not residents
Additional 3% or 5% depending on the transaction
4️⃣ Other possible costs
Energy performance certificate (usually paid by the seller)
Minor administrative fees (registration at the Comú, etc.)
Summary:
Residents in Andorra: ITP (4%) + notary and registration fees
Non-residents: additionally, the 3% or 5% extra tax
At ACOMPINVERS, we calculate the real cost free of charge and without obligation.
Leave us a message and we’ll help you plan your purchase.
Real Estate Agents: 5 Myths VS Realities
Real Estate Agents: 5 Myths VS Realities
Real Estate Agents: 5 Myths VS Realities
❌ “Real estate agents make easy money”
✅ They only earn a commission if the sale goes through, and they cover many expenses (advertising, travel, fees).
❌ “All they do is show houses”
✅ They also handle prospecting, property valuation, legal paperwork, negotiation, and complex file management.
❌ “With the Internet, agents aren’t needed anymore”
✅ Online platforms help with visibility, but agents ensure a secure transaction: inspections, offers and counteroffers, and support through to signing.
❌ “Anyone can become a real estate agent”
✅ In many countries, professional licenses, education, financial guarantees, and compliance with a code of ethics are required.
❌ “They only work a few hours a week”
✅ Property visits are just one part of the job. Agents spend long hours on admin tasks and adapt to clients’ schedules, often evenings and weekends.
❌ “Real estate agents make easy money”
✅ They only earn a commission if the sale goes through, and they cover many expenses (advertising, travel, fees).
❌ “All they do is show houses”
✅ They also handle prospecting, property valuation, legal paperwork, negotiation, and complex file management.
❌ “With the Internet, agents aren’t needed anymore”
✅ Online platforms help with visibility, but agents ensure a secure transaction: inspections, offers and counteroffers, and support through to signing.
❌ “Anyone can become a real estate agent”
✅ In many countries, professional licenses, education, financial guarantees, and compliance with a code of ethics are required.
❌ “They only work a few hours a week”
✅ Property visits are just one part of the job. Agents spend long hours on admin tasks and adapt to clients’ schedules, often evenings and weekends.
❌ “Real estate agents make easy money”
✅ They only earn a commission if the sale goes through, and they cover many expenses (advertising, travel, fees).
❌ “All they do is show houses”
✅ They also handle prospecting, property valuation, legal paperwork, negotiation, and complex file management.
❌ “With the Internet, agents aren’t needed anymore”
✅ Online platforms help with visibility, but agents ensure a secure transaction: inspections, offers and counteroffers, and support through to signing.
❌ “Anyone can become a real estate agent”
✅ In many countries, professional licenses, education, financial guarantees, and compliance with a code of ethics are required.
❌ “They only work a few hours a week”
✅ Property visits are just one part of the job. Agents spend long hours on admin tasks and adapt to clients’ schedules, often evenings and weekends.
Andorra: where exceptional real estate and patrimonial serenity meet
Situated between France and Spain in the heart of the Pyrenees, Andorra has become a magnet for those seeking a refined lifestyle: pristine air, safety, gentle taxation and a real estate market in Andorra that stands among Europe’s most exclusive.
A way of life shaped by nature, prestige, and fiscal intelligence
Living in Andorra means choosing discretion and quality. High-end residences blend seamlessly into the mountain landscape, creating an atmosphere of harmony and exclusivity.
From Can Diumenge to Soldeu, La Massana or Escaldes-Engordany, contemporary chalets, panoramic apartments and secluded villas embody elegance.
The country’s appeal is also structural: no wealth tax, no inheritance tax, and an income tax capped at 10 %, offering a legally secure and internationally respected framework.
A real estate market reaching full maturity
Over the past decade, Andorra’s property sector has evolved into a highly professional, internationally aligned market strengthened by leading firms such as Acompinvers, specialists in exceptional properties.
International clients value:
• stability,
• transparency,
• and the ability to combine patrimonial investment with quality living.
Expatriation and real estate: a natural synergy
For many entrepreneurs and executives, purchasing property in Andorra forms part of a wider patrimonial expatriation strategy. The combination of secure taxation, legal clarity and quality of life makes the Principality a uniquely attractive destination.
Andorra: both an emotional and rational investment
Beyond fiscal benefits, living in Andorra offers a deep sense of well-being: reclaimed time, closeness to nature, institutional trust and an ever-present feeling of security.
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