To cross the Tunisian border, it is necessary to provide a negative PCR test (in Arabic, English or French with a mandatory QR code on the form), which was carried out 72 hours before check-in for the plane, for all travelers, including those who are vaccinated and those who are immune to coronavirus after an illness. Children under 12 years of age are exempt from the requirement to provide a test.

Unvaccinated persons arriving in Tunisia are required to undergo mandatory isolation (at their own expense) within 10 days of arrival at places designated by the Tunisian side - https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/tunisia/entry-requirements.

Self-isolation is not required for Ukrainian citizens who have arrived in Tunisia for tourist purposes if the express test is negative. At the same time, tourists must remain in tourist groups (cohorting), use tourist transport for movement, and also comply with the sanitary protocol to combat COVID-19, approved by the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Tunisia.

We advise to take out a travel insurance policy for the entire stay in the country.

Before flying to Tunisia, you must fill out, sign and print the Health Declaration form https://app.e7mi.tn. Two documents will be generated and must be presented prior to boarding and upon arrival.

Vaccinated persons arriving in Tunisia must provide a certificate of completion of the full course of vaccination issued by the health authorities of the country of residence / receipt of the vaccine. They are advised, but they do not undertake to undergo 10-day self-isolation at the place of residence / stay in Tunisia, as well as to carry out a PCR test in case of symptoms of COVID-19. Unaccompanied minors or those accompanying vaccinated adults arriving in Tunisia must undergo 10 days of self-isolation at the place of residence / stay in Tunisia, as well as a PCR test on the 10th day of self-isolation.

The competent authorities of Tunisia have not established requirements for foreigners arriving in the country to have vaccination certificates. Tunisia recognizes vaccines approved by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and the World Health Organization (WHO). At the same time, Sputnik V is approved and recognized in Tunisia.

IMPORTANT!

When planning your trip to the Republic of Tunisia, please take into account that there is a visa regime between Ukraine and Tunisia, therefore, citizens of Ukraine must apply for visas to enter Tunisia. A simplified visa regime is valid only for citizens of Ukraine arriving in Tunisia for tourist purposes as part of organized tourist groups by charter or regular flights.

There is no Tunisian Embassy in Ukraine, therefore, in order to obtain visas, you need to contact the Tunisian Embassy in Warsaw.