Visa for Tunisia: what you need with your passport
Entry rules for Tunisia for people travelling from Germany, by passport. Choose yours for the details.
Current travel advice: No travel warning; the German Foreign Office advises against the far south/southeast desert, the Algerian border mountains and unorganised desert tours. Read the current advice.
| Passport | What you need | Government fee | Stay |
|---|---|---|---|
| German | No visa needed | None | 120 days |
| Turkish | No visa needed | None | 90 days |
| Ukrainian | We check it for you | - | - |
| Moroccan | No visa needed | None | 90 days |
| Egyptian | Visa from the embassy | Varies | Per visa issued |
| Iraqi | We check it for you | - | - |
| Afghan | We check it for you | - | - |
| Pakistani | Visa from the embassy | Varies | Per visa issued |
| Indian | We check it for you | - | - |
Good to know before you travel to Tunisia
- No e-visa or visa on arrival system is in operation; an announced e-visa project has not launched
- German ID cards are not accepted; a passport is required
- Passport should be valid at least 6 months on arrival
- Some airports hand out a Carte de visiteur non-resident entry card that must be kept and shown on departure
- Overstays are fined 20 TND per started 5-day period and must be paid before departure
- A parental travel authorisation for minors is officially no longer required, but some officers still ask for it
Flying to Tunisia?
We check the visa, apply for it if needed, and find you good flights from Dresden, Leipzig, Berlin or any German airport.