Is online gambling legal in Andorra?

You must be 18. Online gambling winnings are not tax-free: a 10% tax applies to annual profits above a €3,000 exemption threshold.

Online gambling is not regulated here (online casino, sports betting and online poker grey/partial). Offshore sites are reachable, but if something goes wrong you may have no one to complain to.

Online sports betting is not regulated: no Andorra licence exists for it, and sites offering it operate without one. Online casino is not regulated: no Andorra licence exists for it, and sites offering it operate without one. Online poker is not regulated: no Andorra licence exists for it, and sites offering it operate without one. The lottery is legal on sites licensed in Andorra.

Using a VPN to reach gambling sites from Andorra: Legal.

Gambling with crypto: Not regulated.

You must be 18 to gamble online in Andorra, for online casino, sports betting and lottery alike. Standard 18 for the new Unnic casino.

Winnings from offshore online gambling, including poker, are treated as capital gains. Players are subject to a 10% tax on annual profits exceeding a €3,000 exemption threshold. The tax status of winnings from the licensed land-based casino is not explicitly defined in the same way.

There are approximately 1 licensed operators in Andorra as of 8 Oct 2026.

Always verify a casino holds a valid Consell Regulador Andorrà del Joc (CRAJ) licence before depositing. Check the official register before signing up.

The official register of licensed sitesConsell Regulador Andorrà del Joc (CRAJ)'s website

Prominent operators in Andorra

If a site isn't on the regulator's licensee register, ask the regulator before you play: an unlisted site is usually not licensed here (a register can lag behind a new licence). An unlicensed site is outside the regulator's supervision, so you cannot complain to the regulator about it.

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  Verify the Operator in the Public Register

  For any land-based gambling, confirm the operator is listed on the CRAJ's official register. As of 2026, only 'JOCS, S.A.' should be listed as a casino operator.

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  Understand Online Sites are Not Locally Licensed

  Recognize that any online casino or betting site you use is licensed abroad (e.g., in Malta or Curaçao), not by Andorra. The CRAJ does not protect players on these sites.

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  Check for Responsible Gambling Tools

  Even on offshore sites, legitimate operators will offer tools like deposit limits, session timers, and self-exclusion options. Avoid sites that lack these basic features.

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  Confirm the Physical Address

  The only legal casino is the Gran Casino Andorra, part of the Unnic complex in Andorra la Vella. Any other entity claiming to be a licensed Andorran casino is fraudulent.

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  Know Your Tax Obligations

  Remember that online gambling winnings are not tax-free. You are required to declare annual profits over €3,000 and pay a 10% capital gains tax.

What you can expect from a licensed site's offers in Andorra. The rules operators must follow are on the operator page.

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   1. Complain to the Operator

   The first step is to raise the issue directly with the management of the Gran Casino Andorra through their established customer complaint procedure. This path only applies to the single licensed casino.

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   2. File a Complaint with the Regulator

   If the issue is not resolved with the operator, a formal complaint can be filed with the Consell Regulador Andorrà del Joc (CRAJ). The CRAJ has the authority to investigate and mediate disputes related to its sole licensee.

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   3. Legal Action

   If the regulatory complaint does not yield a satisfactory result, the final recourse is to pursue the matter through the Andorran court system.

• Myth

  Online gambling is illegal in Andorra.
  Reality

  Online gambling exists in a legal grey area. The law provides for online gambling licences, but none have been issued. Accessing offshore sites is not prosecuted, and winnings are subject to a specific tax regime.

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  All gambling winnings are tax-free in Andorra.
  Reality

  This is false. While Andorra is a low-tax country, winnings from online gambling are explicitly taxed as capital gains. You must pay a 10% tax on any annual profits that exceed the €3,000 exemption threshold.

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  The CRAJ will help me if I have a dispute with an online casino.
  Reality

  The Consell Regulador Andorrà del Joc (CRAJ) only regulates the single, land-based Gran Casino Andorra. It has no jurisdiction over foreign-licensed websites. For disputes, you must rely on the operator's customer service and their foreign licensor (e.g., MGA).