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Andorra’s border pact with France and Spain is inching forward, but key hurdles remain—especially around migrant return timelines, criminal background checks, and France’s role. Officials insist these are technical tweaks, not political standoffs, aimed at keeping work permits flowing and businesses running smoothly. With all three nations now in talks, progress is expected through September, focused on implementing EU agreements Andorra already signed—including faster, standardized background checks for non-EU residents (targeting 28 days, up to 42, with silence = approval). Meanwhile, the EU association deal could be inked by late September or mid-October, pending Parliament’s nod—and while a referendum might be skipped if timing slips, no promises are being broken.

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