Andorra is a duty-free zone, however, when visiting the country, you must follow the French or Spanish customs regulations.

Import and export of currency is not limited.

Persons over the age of 17 arriving from countries outside the EU customs area are allowed duty free import of up to 200 cigarettes or 100 cigarillos or 50 cigars or 250 g of tobacco; up to 1 liter of spirits (more than 22% alcohol content) or up to 2 liters of fortified or dessert wines (less than 22% alcohol content); table wine – up to 2 liters; no more than 500 g of coffee or 200 g of coffee extract; up to 100 g of tea or 40 g of tea extract; up to 50 g of perfume and 250 ml of toilet water; fish – up to 2 kg; caviar – up to 250 g; other products of animal origin – up to 1 kg, as well as goods for personal use at the rate of 175 euros per adult and 90 euros per child under 15 years of age. Gold items and jewelry with a total weight of up to 500 g (for personal use) are imported free of charge, over this amount, all jewelry is subject to mandatory declaration.

When entering from the territory of the EU Member States, persons over the age of 17 are allowed to import duty-free up to 10 liters of strong alcoholic beverages (alcohol content over 22%) or up to 20 liters of fortified wine, or up to 90 liters of table wine (but not more than 60 liters of sparkling wine). wine), or up to 110 liters of beer; up to 800 cigarettes, or 400 cigarillos, or 200 cigars and up to 1 kg of tobacco.

It is prohibited to import drugs and narcotic drugs, medications, firearms and ammunition, explosives (including fireworks), knives (including switchblades), pornography, horror comics, radio transmitters, certain foodstuffs, plants, flowers, animals and birds, as well as haberdashery and souvenirs made from endangered species of plants and animals.

The export of objects and things of historical or artistic value is prohibited (almost no works of art can be taken out of Andorra without special permission).