Eine planlose Ex-Schweizerin navigiert Tunesien. Du solltest ihr nicht folgen. Wirklich nicht.
Everything you need to know so you don’t get bogged down by bureaucracy in Tunisia. From bank accounts and rental agreements to medication and dealing with the authorities – in short: the part that makes my blog a guide.
Anyone living in Tunisia as a foreigner sooner or later needs a Tunisian bank account. At the latest when it comes to the Carte de séjour. What sounds like a simple administrative procedure can,...
Introduction Anyone looking to rent an apartment in Tunisia should expect a different understanding of lease contracts, the role of agents, and reliability. In the past six months, I have rented four apartments –...
Written by someone who did not survive with dignity I’m back in Switzerland for a few days and sitting in my old apartment like someone who has traveled back to their former life. Everything...
In this article, you will find a clear compilation of the current postage fees in Tunisia (as of 2025) – including domestic and international rates. The list is enhanced with a personal experience report...
Prologue: Me, the Internet & a S+1 It started romantically: mubawab.tn, a cappuccino in Switzerland, the view of the sea – well, on Google Maps. And then: the dream listing. A S+1 apartment in...
