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How Many Americans Live in Andorra

Andorra sorts every resident into five nationality groups, and American is not one of them. Its Americans exist in the statistics only inside the category called Others.

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Andorra's Population
The Point of Reference

The American Emigration Revue counts US citizensPeople holding United States citizenship, as counted by Andorra's own official records. A separate population from US-born residents; the two are never added. Definitions ›, US-born residentsPeople born in the United States living in Andorra, whatever citizenship they hold today. A separate population from US citizens; the two are never added. Definitions ›, naturalizations and long-term permits from official government sources, with every figure cited. This page sets out what Andorra publishes, what it does not, and how far the published record can be trusted.

Dual citizenship
Not recognized
Americans must renounce US citizenship
Years to naturalize
20 yrs
minimum residency requirement
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Why Andorra's Records, Not Washington's

The Context

The context every page needs: who counts Americans abroad, and who doesn't.

The United States publishes no count of its own citizens abroad. Its best federal figure, 3.3 million Americans worldwide, is a statistical model built to size the overseas electorate, and the same model said 4.4 million two years earlier. The Census Bureau decided in 1976 to exclude private Americans abroad from the decennial enumeration (overseas federal employees and military are still counted). What Washington publishes instead is fragments: Social Security checks mailed to foreign addresses, tax returns claiming foreign income, quarterly lists of people who gave up their citizenship. See what each federal source actually counts ›

So this project counts from the receiving side. Every figure on this page comes from records Andorra itself publishes, read under the same rules applied to every country in the project. Where Andorra publishes, it is counted and cited. Where it does not, the gap is shown rather than filled: no estimates, no models. How openly each country reports ›

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What the Research Found

The Findings

Findings from the Andorra research, drawn from the official record.

Findings
by Daniel ATZ
It provides a full time series from 2010 to 2025, broken down by nationality group for each of the seven parishes.
Figures are AER-summed national totals across all 7 parishes from official parish-level tables.
'Altres' (Others) contains U.S. nationals but does not disaggregate them.
The rapid growth in 'Altres' from 5,828 (2014) to 15,689 (2025) is driven primarily by Latin American nationals, notably Colombian, Peruvian and Argentine residents.
What the Public Record Says
Data transparency1.0 out of 5 (low confidence) — how much Andorra publishes about resident Americans, how often, and how easily the figures can be checked. Scored under How Far to Trust These Figures below.
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How Far to Trust These Figures

The Publishing Record

What Andorra publishes, how often it publishes, and the sources behind every number on this page.

What We Know · What’s Missing
Low confidence · transparency 1.0/5
Inflows
Permits
US-Born
Citizens
Naturalizations
published every yearone-off figurenot published

The gaps: No US-disaggregated official publication identified for this country.

Sources & Datasets
3 publishing authorities

Every figure on this page comes from one of the publishers below. Links go to the authority and, where stable, straight to the dataset.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick Answers

Every answer is drawn from the official record, from the same sources cited across this page.

Does Andorra recognize dual citizenship with the United States?
No. Andorra does not generally recognize dual citizenship with the United States; naturalizing typically means giving up US citizenship.Departament d'Estadística, Principat d'Andorra
Where do the figures for Americans in Andorra come from?
Every figure on this page comes from Andorra's own official publishers: Departament d'Estadística, Principat d'Andorra and Departament d'Immigració (Servei de Tràmits Immigració). These are counts those bodies published themselves, not estimates or projections. Where Andorra publishes nothing, the page says so rather than filling the gap. Andorra's published record scores 1.0 out of 5 for transparency, which measures how much it publishes, how often, and how easily the figures can be checked.Departament d'Estadística, Principat d'Andorra
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