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A driving license has an absolutely different design and form depending on the country, its national language, and the region or state where it was issued. When travelling abroad you may find out that your domestic driving license fails to meet standards and is considered invalid. This would be an unpleasant surprise for you but you can avoid it by using to our services.

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Catalan-speaking countries
Andorra

The research was last conducted in February 2025, and the information is subject to change over time. You may copy this information only if you provide a link back to this page.

  1. Participation in the 1949 and/or 1968 United Nations Conventions on Road Traffic

    • Andorra is set to become a party to the 1968 Vienna Convention on Road Traffic on September 25, 2024. [1]
    • Andorra does not appear on the 1949 Geneva Convention list.

  2. Recognition of the International Driving Permit (IDP)

    • Andorra recognizes IDPs.
    • The validity term of the IDP recognized will be up to 3 years, as per the 1968 Convention, once Andorra's participation becomes effective.
    • The 1949 IDP (1-year) is not recognized by treaty, although local authorities and car rental companies may accept it on a discretionary basis if no other document is available.

  3. Duration of driving with a foreign license (+ IDP) if resident or non-resident

    • For residents:
      • New residents must exchange their foreign driving license for an Andorran one within one year of obtaining residency. [2]
    • For non-residents:
      • Tourists can drive with their valid national license for the duration of their stay, typically up to 3 months. [3]

Source links:

  1. Vienna, 8 November 1968 United Nations Convention on Road Traffic (XI-B-19)
  2. https://andorraservices.com/en/homologate-the-driving-license-in-Andorra/
  3. Official Andorran Government Bulletin - Decree 545/2022 on Driving Permits

Driving tips for Andorra:

  • Driving in Andorra is on the right side of the road.
  • The minimum age to drive is 18.
  • Seat belt is a must.
  • The maximum permitted drink drive limit is 50 mg per 100 ml of blood.
  • The speed limits in Andorra are as follows: 50 km/h in populated areas, 60-90 km/h on rural roads.
  • You are not allowed to transport children under the age of 10 in the front seat. Use an appropriate child restraint system instead.
  • Hands-free is a must.
  • You are to have a warning road triangle, spare bulbs as well as a reflective vest in your car.
  • The third-party insurance is a must.
  • In case of any traffic offense, police enforcers may ask you to pay a fine on the spot.
  • You are obliged to use appropriate winter tyres in winter.
  • We also recommend you to have a first-aid kit and a fire extingauisher.
  • Avoid night driving.
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  • International Driving License has no legal status.
  • All valid driving licences in English should be accepted. Acceptance of driving licences that are not of the European Communities model cannot be guaranteed therefore drivers may wish to voluntarily update them before travelling abroad.
Car rental in Spain: Spain documents Travel SIM card Driving tips for Spain:
  • Spain drives on the right side of the road.
  • Seat belt is a must.
  • The maximum allowed drink drive limit is 50 mg per 100 ml of blood.
  • The minimum age to drive in Spain is 18. If you want to rent a car, you must be at least 21.
  • There are the following speed limits in Spain: 50 km/h on urban roads, 90 km/h on public roads and 120 km/h on highways.
  • Children who are under 12 should be transported in an appropriate seat or restraint system. The same is about children sitting in the rear seats.
  • You are to carry two warning road triangles as well as a reflective vest.
  • Make sure you have a spare pair of glasses if you have eye problems.
  • You are allowed to horn in urban areas at night only in case of emergency.
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With the DLT you will overcome any language barriers and will be able to easily drive worldwide. It doesn’t matter what foreign country you are going to visit, as you can rent a car all around the world with the International Driver Document (IDD). If you are stopped while driving, show both your International Driving License (IDL) and your domestic driving license. You will also have a translation book and can show it if needed.

You need to fill out a simple application form and apply online if you want to get the International Driving Permit (IDP). We need only to obtain some personal information: your domestic driving license ID, your personal info, your address and a photo of you.

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