FAQs

Yes. Depending on the filming location, you will need to obtain a permit from the relevant parish or the Government of Andorra, particularly in protected natural areas.

It depends on the complexity of the shoot. For simple shoots on public roads, the timeframe may be a few working days. For more complex productions involving road closures, drone use or special effects, it is advisable to start the application process several weeks in advance.

Yes, but prior authorisation is always required, and environmental guidelines and sustainability rules must be strictly followed. Some areas may have seasonal restrictions or capacity limits.

There is currently no general filming fee at the national level, and many public locations are free or available at a reduced cost. In some cases, the parish may charge a logistical fee depending on the impact on public services.

Andorra is not part of the European Union, but it is located between France and Spain. It is advisable to use an ATA carnet or coordinate with customs for large volumes of equipment. Film Andorra can provide guidance on the most appropriate procedures.

Yes. The Film Andorra directory lists professionals specialising in production, camera, sound, lighting, art direction, makeup, drones, post-production and other fields.

There are drone operators who regularly work in the country and are familiar with current regulations and the particularities of its mountainous terrain.

In addition to this website, we recommend consulting:
- General information about the country: https://visitandorra.com
- Environment and sustainability: https://www.govern.ad/ca/tematiques/medi-ambient-i-sostenibilitat

The Department of Cultural Promotion of the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports offers grants through public calls for applications: www.govern.ad/ca/tematiques/ajuts-i-subvencions/cultura

• Film funding: for feature-length fiction, documentary or animated films intended for cinemas, television, festivals and streaming platforms. Projects must be prepared or developed during the year of the call for applications.
• Grants for visual and fine arts: for the creation, production and exhibition of visual arts projects at a national level, including painting, sculpture, photography, video art, digital art and other creative disciplines.
• If you are based in Andorra, you can access services, grants and programmes from Andorra Business (www.andorrabusiness.com), such as internationalisation grants (up to 6,000 euros).