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Vehicle inspection renewal in Andorra

Written from published rules on 27 August 2026. Not monitored for changes since. A starting point, not official advice — confirm anything that matters with Inspecció Tècnica de Vehicles (ITV) - Servei de Tràmits.

Renewing a vehicle inspection in Andorra involves presenting the vehicle at an official inspection center to ensure it meets safety and environmental standards. Successful completion results in a certification sticker or document required for continued legal operation on public roads.

Your timing

It is generally recommended to initiate the inspection process at least two to four weeks before the current inspection certificate expires. This accounts for potential appointment wait times at inspection centers and ensures the vehicle remains compliant if minor repairs are required following an initial assessment.

Start 30 days ahead

Processing time is generally immediate upon successful inspection, but appointment availability can fluctuate based on seasonal demand at testing centers.

The process

  1. 1Verify the current inspection expiry status through the official government portal or by checking the existing inspection certificate.
  2. 2Schedule an appointment at one of the authorized vehicle inspection centers, typically managed by the ITV service.
  3. 3Prepare the vehicle by ensuring all mandatory lights, safety equipment, and mechanical components are in good working order.
  4. 4Present the vehicle at the inspection center at the designated time, bringing all required original documentation.
  5. 5Complete the inspection process and pay the required fees to receive the updated inspection report and validity sticker.

What to bring

  • Original vehicle registration certificate (Permís de circulació)
  • Valid identity document of the vehicle owner or representative
  • Proof of valid vehicle insurance
  • The previous inspection report (if available)

Who handles it

Inspecció Tècnica de Vehicles (ITV) - Servei de Tràmits

https://www.tramits.ad/

Fees are set by the Andorran government and vary based on vehicle type and category; applicants should consult the official fee schedule on the Tramits.ad website.

What commonly goes wrong

  • Failing to clear the vehicle of unauthorized mechanical modifications before the inspection.
  • Missing the appointment window, which may require a new booking and potentially result in late compliance penalties.
  • Insufficient documentation provided at the time of the appointment, which will result in a failed or deferred inspection status.

Sources

This guide is based on one official source.

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