HIV, PrEP and sexual health access in Andorra

No country-level PrEP recipient value was found in the 2025 UNAIDS GAM dataset. This is not evidence of zero access; national availability and reimbursement require confirmation from the national programme. [Source: https://aidsinfo.unaids.org/dataset]

No country-specific national DoxyPEP programme was confirmed in this review. WHO's 14 July 2026 guideline conditionally recommends that DoxyPEP may be offered to men who have sex with men and transgender women as part of a comprehensive sexual health package. It prioritizes people with recent or recurrent bacterial STIs and calls for antimicrobial-resistance monitoring; the guideline does not itself establish country-level availability or reimbursement. [Source: https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789240124110]

• National framework: Schools operate through Andorran, French and Spanish education systems. No single uniform national comprehensive sexuality education framework was verified, so provision depends on the school system.
• Interpretation: The status summarizes the verified policy framework; it does not guarantee uniform classroom delivery.

[Sources: https://www.unesco.org/gem-report/en/peer ; https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/comprehensive-sexuality-education ; https://www.bzga-whocc.de/fileadmin/user_upload/Dokumente/BZgA_IPPFEN_ComprehensiveStudyReport_Online.pdf]

• Abortion: Abortion remains prohibited on all grounds in criminal law; people generally must travel abroad for care.
• Contraception: EPF's 2026 contraception-policy score is 53.7%; the atlas records partial national coverage.
• Interpretation: The status combines legal rules and national policy access; regional availability and individual eligibility may differ.

[Sources: https://abortion-policies.srhr.org/countries/ ; https://www.epfweb.org/sites/default/files/2026-02/CCInfoEU_A3_EN_2026_FEB22-HiRes.pdf]

• Access rule: Coverage is tied to residence, employment and CASS or social-assistance eligibility; insured residents can use Andorran and contracted cross-border care.
• Main barriers: Non-residents without insurance lack a broad routine-care entitlement and may depend on payment, emergency care or cross-border arrangements.
• Migration measure: UN DESA estimates 48,408 international migrants at mid-year 2024. This is a point-in-time stock, not the number of people who arrived during 2024. The estimate is based on the foreign-citizen population.
• Origin definition: The origin shares below use country or area of birth for foreign-born estimates and country of citizenship for foreign-citizen estimates. They do not establish a person's nationality, ethnicity, language, reason for migration, legal status, recent-arrival status or undocumented status.
• Measurement basis: Foreign-citizen population (UN DESA code C)
• Evidence note: ECDC indicators use 2024 reports: the foreign-born share is calculated only among diagnoses with known origin; late diagnosis is the country-level share with CD4 <350 cells/µL and is not migrant-specific. Data Unavailable means no sufficiently interpretable value was published; a blank is not zero. The status is an editorial comparison of legal entitlement and practical access and does not apply equally to every migrant group.