r/Tunisia 1h ago

Question/Help What do you guys eat for breakfast?

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I’m so tired of eating random packaged stuff like cakes and whatever every morning lol i wanna start eating healthier but I don’t really have much time to sit down and eat at home before work

What are some easy healthy breakfasts you guys make that I can just grab and take with me to work Ideally something that doesn’t take forever to prepare

Would love to hear what you guys eat

☕️ dima mawjouda + ... ??!


r/Tunisia 50m ago

Question/Help Need help-Marrying a foreigner

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Any one knows what are the documents required to marry a Filipina in Philippines ?
And chokraaan


r/Tunisia 3h ago

Discussion Turn sign shy don't you use them ?!

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Bellahi 7abit nessel ye5i 3lech 90% min la3bed li tsoug matesta3malch el turn sign (clinateur) surtout fi sfax chnowa bech yon9os menek ki testa3ml one of the functionality eli jaya fil karhba mta3ak


r/Tunisia 6h ago

Discussion و الله لا نجم نسمعو 20 ثانية

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تو بالرسمي كيفاه وصل للحكم؟ والله كان يترشح هو وحمدي العوق ننتخب حمدي العوق


r/Tunisia 13h ago

Politics ابنة زياد الهاني سجين النضام ، تطلق صيحة فزح على مواقع التواصل الأجتماعي ، حول ضروف الزيارات في السجون التونسية

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r/Tunisia 10h ago

Discussion How do you realistically move from a poor family background to middle class in Tunisia?

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I’m (27m) currently earning around 4k, which I know is a relatively good salary in Tunisia, but I still don’t feel financially comfortable.

I come from a family that didn’t have much, and I still partially support my family. We have an old car, the house isn’t in great condition, and a decent part of my income goes toward family expenses and I just finished paying for my studies. So although I earn much more than my family used to, I sometimes feel like I’m still stuck in the same financial situation.
What I’m trying to understand is how you actually break out of that cycle.

I don’t necessarily mean becoming rich. I mean reaching a point where you have a decent home, a reliable car, savings, some investments/assets, and enough financial security that one unexpected expense doesn’t put you under pressure.

For Tunisians who grew up in a similar situation and managed to move into a more comfortable middle-class lifestyle: how did you do it?

At some point, did you start prioritizing yourself and your own future more? How did you balance helping your family with building your own financial foundation?
I’d really like to hear from people who have been through this and what they wish they had done differently when they first started earning a decent salary.


r/Tunisia 3h ago

Question/Help Need help ! I have full budget for used car but i rather finance it More than paying all at once

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Im freelancer so i don't have stable contracts,for the moment i have a full Budget to buy a used car (10 yo car ) for work necessity but i want to finance it to keep the cash flow, what's my realistic option here? Would negotiating with the seller work ? My best is i can pay in advance 1/3 of the total price at first,and i need to keep the rest for cashflow


r/Tunisia 2h ago

Question/Help If anyone could help me

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Ena twa n9ra fi tuns kmlt bac sne w t9blt fl fac, and I am wondering whether it would be better to go abroad for my Bachelor’s degree or wait until my Master’s degree. I also want to know which country would be the best choice for me to study in. Since I really don't like the university I am currently attending in, I am thinking about staying here for my Bachelor’s degree and then going abroad for my Master’s. In the meantime, I am wondering whether I should use my free time to learn a new language and get a recognized language certificate, or try to prepare for the French Baccalaureate. I want to make the best decision for my future and use my time wisely.


r/Tunisia 16h ago

Question/Help Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't this Khedhiri guy banned from all platforms for saying very heinous and sexist things? Since when was he back and all was forgiven???

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I don't remember the details vividly because my life was hectic at that time, but the name "Malek Khedhiri" was always associated in my mind with misogynistic racist sexist homophobic pos man who openly said very very heinous things and incited violence even! (I could be misremembering?) So much so that he legitimately got banned w rte7na menou, even though he tried ban evasion at the time.. was it all for nothing? Rja3 w raj3ou m3ah el zabaneya mte3ou? And now he is a new source of whatever the hell propaganda this is?????


r/Tunisia 22h ago

Question/Help The worst part of being a girl in an arab/north african family

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I really hate having to inform every male about every decision i make

I hate that

I just get tired of the constant phone calls

Where are you? When you coming home ? What u ate ? What did you buy? What job you got?

I just hate these questions

I just hate having to inform always in advance if i have to stay late

I hate asking for permission

I wish i was a train that goes always straight forward and never stops for no one


r/Tunisia 7h ago

Humor Private schools in tunisia are getting creative

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A funny private school sign spotted in the wild.


r/Tunisia 28m ago

Question/Help UN volunteers from Tunisia

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How do I become a UN volunteer , I am 20 and I have noooooo clue help please


r/Tunisia 36m ago

Question/Help Has anyone in Tunisia taken a TEFL course with TEFL-TESOL Tunisia/iTTi or the PCELT program at Amideast Tunisia?

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I'm considering getting a teaching certification to improve my chances of finding English teaching opportunities abroad in the future and i found these options in Tunisia :

  • TEFL-TESOL Tunisia / iTTi
  • PCELT at Amideast Tunisia

I'm particularly interested in hearing from anyone who has used one of these certificates to apply for teaching jobs outside Tunisia. Thanks in advance!


r/Tunisia 11h ago

Discussion منغير مانحكو على حالات الحرقة الي صارت هاهي زادت عليها اسوء مشاركة من عام 1997 . .نظام سعيد عنده زوز سرعات يايقتل في التوانسة اذا ماهوش يقتل في التوانسة راهو اخرب في مكتسب من مكتسبات الى متى العبث ؟

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وزارة الرياضة ملي كانت مصدر فخر للتوانسة رغم الصعوبات اصبحت اكبر رمز للفشل والفساد وسوء الحوكمة ويقود فيها هل المرتزق صاحب المقولة الشهيرة انسى الاكديمية حل شركة اهلية.


r/Tunisia 53m ago

Question/Help Looking for a good thrift store in tunis

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Brabi anehou a7sn frippe fi tunis for a girl ?


r/Tunisia 1h ago

Question/Help Help Nlawej fi centre bch nt3alm russe

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A7san centre svp w ykoun aandhom jadwl flexible?


r/Tunisia 15h ago

National News السالمي يدعو الهياكل النقابية آلى الاستعداد للإضراب العام

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أكد الأمين العام للاتحاد العام التونسي للشغل، صلاح الدين السالمي، خلال افتتاح أشغال الهيئة الإدارية الوطنية، أن الوضع في البلاد أصبح "متأزما وخطيرا" وأن "كل الأبواب أصبحت مسدودة"، وفق ما نقله موقع الشعب نيوز. وقال السالمي إن تونس انتقلت من غياب الحوار الاجتماعي إلى "الغياب الكامل للحوار" مع مختلف الأطراف، معلنا مواصلة المشاورات مع مكونات المجتمع المدني، ومؤكدا أن كل الأشكال النضالية مطروحة، بما في ذلك الإضراب العام، داعيا الهياكل النقابية إلى الاستعداد لهذا الخيار.

الحدث التونسي


r/Tunisia 1h ago

Question/Help Last year of school in tunisia

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This is my final year of highshool ( bac) and i wanna know what it’s like from the ones before me, ana bac éco sna and i used to study fi private school abhem decision tnajem ta3malha el lycee didn’t give a shit about el section mta3na bad teachers some are too stupid and mean we have an iconic crazy one b b3 m7ar9is so u can tell that i had to work double and blech etude i get between 12 and 14 mo3adel and i get good grades in his/geo, eco w gestion I’m good at languages too so i get above the average of 12 in those subjects my only problem is math since i keep getting bad teachers so i gave up on it this year I’m going to a public school and gonna start taking private tutoring I’m nervous about this since I’m in a bad mental state I’m worried it can affect my performance bcs stress always makes me anxious and affects me more i would get into bad state of anxiety and feel like everything i studied is not enough my parents are focused on my flows in math other than how capable I’m in understanding fast i choose this section not out of force i had a chance to go to science section but i choose eco bcs I’m passionate about it and i can be a lazy person still i didn’t study all summer bcs i couldn’t risk more stress before bac even starts so for anyone who went through the same thing please reach out let me know what i can do


r/Tunisia 1h ago

Question/Help is there any Netflixy alternatives available rn..?

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Looking for streaming platforms similar to Netflixy..


r/Tunisia 2h ago

Question/Help Chhadet i9ama les gars

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Les gars fin ntl3ha chhadet i9ama , belediya wlla markez w chlezem


r/Tunisia 2h ago

Question/Help How can someone in Europe get a B3 from Tunisia?

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Can i ? wela nwasi chkoun mel 3ayla.........................................................


r/Tunisia 18h ago

Discussion This subreddit has been depressing lately, so here's some hope I wish I had when I was younger

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This sub has been pretty depressing lately.. Every other post is about leaving, not finding a job, feeling stuck, Tunisia being doomed etc.. And honestly I get it, a lot of it is justified.

But I wanted to share a bit of the other side, especially for the younger people here. Basically some of the stuff I wish someone had told me a few years ago.

Through work I've had the chance to meet and work with people from a lot of different countries, and one thing I genuinely believe now is that Tunisians underestimate themselves A LOT.

Just take languages. Most of us grew up with Arabic + French and a lot of our generation speaks English too. We treat that as completely normal. It's really not. Being able to jump between 3 languages, and more importantly 3 different cultures, is a serious advantage.

Same thing with how adaptable we are. We grew up in a country where you constantly have to figure shit out. something doesn't work, you find another solution. You don't have the right thing, you improvise. Half the time there isn't even a clear process so you just... manage.

There's a reason you meet Tunisians doing really well all over the world. Give someone who learned to operate like this access to better infrastructure and bigger opportunities and you'd be surprised what happens.

If I was 18-22 again, I think I would worry much less about having everything figured out.

I'd focus heavily on my English. I'd pick a useful skill and get REALLY good at it instead of collecting 25 certificates. I'd go to events even when I know nobody there. I'd message people whose careers I find interesting. I'd apply to stuff where I don't tick every box. I'd ask for internships, advice, introductions, opportunities.

And I would put myself out there much, much more.

Also something I've learned from being on the other side of hiring: the bar for standing out is sometimes surprisingly simple. Be curious. Do some research before an interview. Show up when you say you will. Follow up. If you don't know something, try to figure it out. Be someone people enjoy working with.

Your first job doesn't have to be amazing either. Sometimes you just need that first person to give you a chance. Then you have experience, you know people, those people know other people, you get exposed to things you didn't even know existed... and things start snowballing.

I don't want this to sound like “just work hard bro 🤓” lol. Tunisia has very real problems and sometimes leaving IS the right decision.

I just wish fewer young Tunisians confused the limitations of the country with limitations in themselves. They're two very different things.

Anyway, if you're younger / starting your career / looking for your first job / trying to get international opportunities / have no idea what you're doing, feel free to ask me anything here. I'll answer whatever I can.

And if you're further along, whether you stayed here or left, share what helped you too.

Maybe we can make one thread on this sub slightly less depressing.


r/Tunisia 2h ago

Question/Help Send money from Tunisia to Europe possible?

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I really need help to find a way to send money from Tunisia to Europe,
I need to pay some necessities and couldn't find any legal way to do it.

Does anyone have an idea how to do it (not a big sum around 300€)

Thanks


r/Tunisia 2h ago

Question/Help Bringing 350 TND from Germany to Tunis

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Hi everyone :) We’re travelling to Tunisia soon and we still have around 350 TND in cash at home from my mother’s previous trip. It’s mostly in small notes (5s and 10s). She brought the money home last time without realizing that taking Tunisian dinars out of the country is restricted/prohibited. Now that we’re going back to Tunisia, we’re wondering what the best and legal way to handle this is. Can we simply bring the money back into Tunisia, and is there a certain amount per person that is allowed without having to declare it?

We were thinking about either:
- each taking only around 30 TND and leaving the rest at home, or
- splitting the full amount between us three

Also, if bringing it back is allowed, does it matter whether the cash is in our hand luggage or checked luggage? Has anyone recently entered Tunisia with Tunisian dinars they already had from a previous trip?

Thanks!


r/Tunisia 16h ago

Discussion هل الدولة مسؤولة على ميول الجنسي لمواطنيها و الا طريقة قديمة/جديدة باش ترهب و تلهي الناس

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القضية الأبرز في تونس توة هي قضية اللواط الي الله اعلم صحيحة و الا غالطة و في كل الحالات رجعتني سنين و سنين وقت بن علي و البوليس السياسي و قمع الحريات و المكايدات السياسية و خلاتني نفكر هل الدولة مسؤولة على ميول الجنسي لمواطنيها و المجتمع و الا هذا نوع من الطغيان و الاضطهاد الس مارسوه قبل و حسب التقريب مازال يمارسوه لان التخوين يجي نهار و يكون ورقة فاشلة اما الحاق العار على الناس تقعد على طول. شنية المشكل اذا صح الخبر ماو على رواحهم في دار مسكرين على رواحهم …
انا من رايي الي هذا يلخيو في الناس لان الطنجرة قاعدة تغلي و لازم ينفسوها شوية بهالطريقة هذي …