How do you register your address in Andorra in 2026?

Bring the original passport or national ID plus copies, the Immigració residence authorisation, a lease or property deed that shows the same street, the Comú’s census form, and often a bank identification card once you have a local IBAN: Open a bank account. Family book extracts help when dependents share the file. Catalan appears on many forms; Spanish often works at the counter, yet the parish still expects accurate spellings that match Immigració.

The Govern’s residence leaflet lists Comú registration among your obligations after authorisation. Advisers commonly tell movers to complete the census within about three months of receiving the residence permit. Ask your exact Comú for the live appointment rule; Escaldes and Andorra la Vella desks feel busier than quieter Ordino or Canillo mornings.

Banks, school and nursery quotes, driving-licence homologation, and Immigració renewals expect an address story that matches one parish. If you move from Encamp to Escaldes later, update both the new Comú and Immigració; the same leaflet requires you to notify address and civil-status changes to the Immigration Service: Apply for a residence permit.

Do not treat a short tourist flat as Comú-ready housing if the landlord will not confirm occupancy for the census. Secure a registerable lease before you assume the parish will stamp a hotel week: How to rent a home. Keep healthcare and insurance address lines aligned with the same parish once CASS or private cover starts: Choose health insurance.