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Andorra country code +376 — call Andorra & get a number.
Andorra's country code is +376 and its numbering plan is flat — 6-digit local numbers, no area codes anywhere in the country. Landlocked in the Pyrenees between France and Spain, Andorra runs its entire telecom system through a single state-owned operator (Andorra Telecom / STA), which makes provisioning predictable and the market single-network by design. Here's how to dial +376, the STA operator context, CET UTC+1 / CEST UTC+2 with DST, and how to get an Andorra virtual number through MCM.
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Andorra at a glance
The numbers and facts you need before you dial.
What is the country code for Andorra?
Andorra is a landlocked microstate of roughly 468 square kilometres, tucked into a high valley of the Pyrenees mountains between France and Spain. It has no shared border with any other country — France to the north, Spain to the south, and mountains on every side.
Reaching Andorra means driving in: there is no domestic commercial airport and no railway within its borders. Every visitor, shipment, and business traveller arrives by road, typically through the Envalira Tunnel from France or the CG-1 corridor from Spain.
That geographic isolation shaped Andorra's telecom history. For decades, a single state-owned operator — Andorra Telecom, commonly known by its Catalan initials STA (Servei de Telecomunicacions d'Andorra) — has built, run, and maintained the country's entire telephone, mobile, and internet infrastructure. There is effectively one network to plan around, which makes provisioning predictable but also means businesses calling in or setting up a local presence are dealing with a single, centralised system rather than a competitive multi-carrier market.
Code +376 was assigned to Andorra by the ITU under the E.164 plan. The “+” means “dial your local international exit code”; on a mobile, press and hold 0 to type it.
All four mean the same thing — they connect your call to Andorra.
How to call Andorra from anywhere
To call an Andorra number from abroad, use your country's exit code, then 376, then the six-digit local number — for example, from the US, 011 376 XXX XXX; from most of Europe, 00 376 XXX XXX. Within Andorra, callers simply dial the six-digit local number — there is no separate area / city code layer to add, since the entire country is treated as a single numbering area.
Full example: +376 376 XXX XXXX — drop the local leading 0 when calling from abroad.
Andorra phone number format explained
Andorran telephone numbers are six digits long, with the leading digit indicating the service type: numbers starting with 3 or 6 are mobile; numbers starting with 7 or 8 are fixed line; numbers starting with 9 are reserved for special / premium services; 1800-prefixed numbers are domestic toll-free; 1802-prefixed numbers are internationally accessible toll-free.
There's no multi-digit city or regional prefix system the way larger countries use. Andorra's small size and single-operator network mean the whole country functions as one flat numbering plan.
Landline
+376 7XX XXX / +376 8XX XXX (fixed-line — 6-digit numbers starting with 7 or 8)
Mobile
+376 3XX XXX / +376 6XX XXX (mobile — 6-digit numbers starting with 3 or 6, all on Andorra Telecom's network)
Andorra area codes — major cities
Drop the local leading 0 when calling from abroad.
| City | Region | Area code |
|---|---|---|
| Andorra la Vella | Capital — no area code, flat 6-digit dialing | 376 |
| Escaldes-Engordany | Adjacent to the capital — same +376 plan | 376 |
| Encamp | Central parish — same +376 plan | 376 |
| La Massana | Western parish — same +376 plan | 376 |
| Ordino | Northern parish — same +376 plan | 376 |
| Sant Julià de Lòria | Southern parish — same +376 plan | 376 |
Andorra mobile network prefixes
The prefix after +376 tells you which network issued the SIM — though number portability means it no longer guarantees the operator.
Andorra Telecom (STA — Servei de Telecomunicacions d'Andorra)
Andorra time zone
Andorra observes Central European Time (CET), UTC+1, shifting to Central European Summer Time (CEST), UTC+2, during daylight saving. This aligns Andorra with both of its neighbours, France and Spain, as well as the broader Central European business day — a useful reference point when scheduling calls with customers or partners in the region.
Because France, Spain, and Andorra all observe DST on the same calendar, the offset relationships stay stable year-round for regional calling — no seasonal adjustments needed for cross-border scheduling within the CET zone.
Emergency numbers in Andorra
Free to call from any Andorra phone, landline or mobile.
Common mistakes when calling Andorra
Almost every failed international call is a formatting issue, not a network issue.
Forgetting there's no area code
Callers used to multi-layer numbering systems sometimes try to dial a regional prefix before the six-digit Andorran number — there isn't one to add. The country is small enough that a single 6-digit number identifies any line.
Confusing Andorra's +376 with Spain's +34 or France's +33
Because Andorra sits between the two and shares cultural and linguistic ties with both (Catalan is closely related to the languages of its neighbours), it's easy to mistakenly dial +33 or +34 instead of +376.
Assuming multiple carriers exist to choose from
Unlike most countries, Andorra has historically had a single national telecom operator (Andorra Telecom / STA) — assuming carrier competition and shopping for the 'best network' doesn't apply the same way it does elsewhere.
Overlooking the seasonal call-volume swings
Businesses serving Andorra's retail and ski-tourism economy often underestimate how sharply inbound call volume spikes during winter ski season and peak duty-free shopping weekends, leading to under-resourced support lines.
Treating Andorra as part of the EU
Andorra uses the Euro under a monetary agreement with the EU but is not itself an EU member state — a distinction that matters for cross-border VAT, roaming, and telecom-regulation assumptions.
Tips to reduce the cost of calling Andorra
Pair the +376 line with French and Spanish numbers under one account
Andorra's customer base overlaps heavily with southern France and northern Spain (especially Catalonia); consolidating +376, +33, and +34 numbers under one MCM account matches how the market actually shops and travels.
Plan capacity around winter ski season and shopping-weekend peaks
Ski season and duty-free shopping weekends drive predictable inbound-call spikes; a cloud DID with elastic routing handles the surge better than a static line.
Route IVR with Catalan as the default option
Catalan is the sole official language; French, Spanish, and increasingly English are all in commercial use — build the tree with Catalan first, then a language-switch prompt for the others.
Don't rely on multi-carrier failover strategies
With a single national operator, standard 'switch to another carrier' resilience playbooks don't apply. Cloud routing outside Andorra's network is what actually adds redundancy.
Why businesses get a Andorra virtual number
Andorra's modern economy runs on two closely linked pillars: winter-sports tourism and tax-advantaged retail. The country's low-tax, duty-free status makes imported goods — electronics, spirits, tobacco, fashion — noticeably cheaper than in neighbouring France or Spain, drawing large volumes of day-trippers and weekend shoppers from both sides of the border.
Layered on top of that is a ski and mountain-tourism industry built around resorts like Grandvalira and Vallnord, which pull in visitors well beyond Andorra's own population every year. This creates a distinctly seasonal, high-throughput commercial environment: retail stores, ski resorts, hospitality operators, and tour agencies all need to handle bursts of customer inquiries from French- and Spanish-speaking callers (and increasingly English-speaking tourists) without maintaining a full-scale local office.
It's a different economic profile from other European microstates built around private banking and residency for high-net-worth individuals. Andorra's business case is about serving high call volumes tied to retail and tourism seasons, not managing a small number of very large accounts.
Serve duty-free retail shoppers without a storefront
A local Andorra number lets e-commerce and retail businesses field pre-purchase questions from French and Spanish shoppers browsing cross-border deals.
Support ski-season tourism inquiries at scale
Hospitality and travel businesses can route seasonal booking and support calls through a local number that scales up and down with demand, without hiring a permanent on-the-ground team.
Build local trust with a +376 presence
A recognisable Andorra number signals local presence to customers who are wary of unfamiliar international numbers, improving answer rates.
Avoid the overhead of operating in a single-carrier market
Rather than negotiating local interconnection or infrastructure in a market with one dominant state operator, a virtual number lets businesses reach Andorran customers instantly through existing global routing.
Consolidate coverage across neighbouring markets
Andorra's customer base overlaps heavily with southern France and northern Spain (Catalonia in particular) — a virtual number strategy here often pairs naturally with French and Spanish numbers under one platform.
Faster provisioning than a physical line
A cloud DID goes live in minutes, without navigating a single-operator, road-access-only market directly.
Andorra virtual numbers with My Country Mobile
My Country Mobile gives businesses a fast way to establish an Andorra phone presence without navigating a single-operator, road-access-only market directly. Provision an Andorra virtual number alongside numbers for France, Spain, and any other market your customers call from — all managed through a single dashboard, with call routing, forwarding, and reporting built in.
Local DIDs in major area codes — provisioned in minutes
Call forwarding to any mobile, landline, SIP endpoint, or softphone worldwide
HD voice with G.711, G.729, Opus & AMR-WB — auto-negotiated per call
Sub-150ms latency on major voice corridors via distributed PoPs
99.99% uptime SLA backed by geo-redundant infrastructure & sub-2s failover
WebRTC support for browser-based calling without softphone installs
REST APIs for provisioning, routing & call detail records (CDRs)
Built-in fraud protection with AI anomaly detection & STIR/SHAKEN
24/7 network monitoring and dedicated support
How to get your Andorra virtual number
Most businesses are live within hours, not days.
Choose your Andorra number type — decide whether a local +376 number best fits your use case (mobile-format or fixed-format, depending on how customers will reach you).
Verify your business requirements — confirm any documentation MCM needs to activate the number for your account and intended use case.
Configure call routing — set up forwarding to your existing phone system, contact centre, or softphone, including rules for seasonal volume spikes.
Go live and monitor performance — launch the number and track call volume, answer rates, and uptime through the MCM dashboard.
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Andorra +376 — FAQ
What is Andorra's country code?expand_more
Andorra's country code is +376. Dial your country's exit code, then 376, then the six-digit local number.
Does Andorra use area codes?expand_more
No. Andorra's numbering plan is flat — there is no separate area or city code layer. The country is small enough that a single six-digit number identifies any line.
How many digits are in an Andorran phone number?expand_more
Standard Andorran phone numbers are six digits. Toll-free numbers use an eight-digit format starting with 1800 (domestic) or 1802 (internationally accessible).
Who provides mobile and phone service in Andorra?expand_more
Andorra Telecom (also known as STA — Servei de Telecomunicacions d'Andorra) has historically operated as the country's sole state-owned telecommunications provider for fixed-line, mobile, and internet service.
What currency does Andorra use, and is it in the EU?expand_more
Andorra uses the Euro (EUR) under a monetary agreement with the European Union, even though Andorra itself is not an EU member state.
What makes Andorra's government structure unusual?expand_more
Andorra is the only country in the world governed as a parliamentary co-principality with two simultaneous heads of state: the President of France and the Bishop of Urgell in Spain, both serving as co-princes under the Andorran constitution.
Can I fly directly into Andorra?expand_more
No. Andorra has no commercial airport or railway within its own borders. Visitors and businesses reach the country by road, typically via the Envalira Tunnel from France or the CG-1 highway from Spain, or by connecting through nearby airports in Barcelona, Toulouse, Perpignan, or Lleida.
What is Andorra's emergency number?expand_more
112, the standard pan-European emergency number, covers police, fire, and medical emergencies throughout Andorra.
Why would a business need an Andorra virtual number?expand_more
Andorra's economy runs heavily on duty-free retail shopping and ski tourism, both of which generate high, seasonal call volumes from French- and Spanish-speaking customers. A local virtual number lets businesses serve that demand without a physical office in the country.
What time zone is Andorra in?expand_more
Andorra follows Central European Time (CET, UTC+1), shifting to CEST (UTC+2) during daylight saving — the same time zone as both France and Spain.