Andorra Minimum Wage to Rise to €1,525 with Rental Link Proposal

**Andorra's minimum wage set to rise to €1,525 amid rental cost linkage proposal**

Andorra's minimum wage will reach €1,525 if authorities apply the advanced consumer price index (IPC) figure of 2.7% released by the statistics office. This adjustment, which also guides rental price updates, responds to recent inflation data.

The projection appeared in a vignette featuring Helena Anillo, published by Altaveu on January 3, 2026. Anillo proposed matching this €1,525 amount as the minimum rental price, linking housing costs to wage growth to ease pressures from rising expenses.

Officials use the IPC reference index annually to revise both salaries and rents amid economic challenges in the principality. No decision has been announced on advancing Anillo's rental idea, and timelines for the wage increase remain unspecified.

The discussion overlaps with separate developments, such as a €402,000 plan over 10 years to lease a building for prison expansion. MoraBanc Andorra also started the year with a loss to Lleida in the local basketball derby.

Anillo commented again on January 4 in another Altaveu vignette, this time joking about police deployments to manage tensions at La Creperia de la Rotonda in Andorra la Vella, but without addressing wages or housing further. Authorities have provided no additional details on implementation.