Property
Notarial title and communal cadastres rather than one land register
Real property is transferred by notarial deed before an Andorran notary, and holdings are recorded in the cadastres kept by each of the seven comuns. Non-residents may acquire property, subject to the foreign investment rules.
Key rules
- Transfer of real property requires a public deed executed before an Andorran notary.
- Each comú maintains the cadastral record for property within its parish.
- Acquisitions by non-residents fall under the foreign investment authorisation regime.
Governing law
- Llei 10/2012 d'inversió estrangera
- Llei de la propietat horitzontal
In practice
Because there is no single national land register, title diligence depends on the chain of notarial deeds and comú records rather than one searchable registry.