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I think you would be putting your older child in a very difficult situation. The Tunisian school system can be good but it is old fashioned and the classes are very large so they would not have time or resources to give extra help to your children. ... Read More

There are just two accredited schools teaching in English - the British school in Aouina BIST (accredited by the UK association COBIS) and ACST an American run school that is accredited by several global organisations including the IBO ... Read More

I think you really have to visit here - it is not what you expect. From the outside you will be amazed at how open the society is and not conforming to Western stereotypes of what an Islamic country is. Remember if the terrorists are trying to ... Read More

Usually your obstetrician will have a clinic that he usually works with . Clinique Hannibal is the newest one in Tunisia Read More

I'd like to know as well - there are easyjet, monarch and jet2 now that fly to Tunisia. I think that anyone can take these planes, not like before. Read More

Hi there Simple things of good quality are expensive here, so I advise you to load up with nice cotton clothes of good quality in a variety of sizes. Especially all in one romper suits - I could never find anything I liked that was in one piece ... Read More

And I agree with Helen Pierrette that not speaking French and Arabic makes you vulnerable to being ripped off Read More

Hi, I recommend you contact Melanie at this address: http://www.thetunisianhouse.co.uk/ This is not an advertisement, I do not know them, but buying property in Tunisia is full of pitfalls and you should take expert advice and they seem very expert ... Read More

There is a law forbidding unmarried couples from living together I think. But I know many couples who do live together and nobody is interested in them, nobody bothers them. Some of them choose to say they are married and the woman wears a wedding ... Read More

@rafiahmmed There is a system at Tunis airport for issuing certain visas (like Australian) where you go out, change @ 30 DT/20 Euros in the main part of the airport, then return to pay for your visa and you can go. It is not complicated and takes ... Read More

What about trying a major international company here? They may be interested in your experience. But you are right, it is very difficult for non Tunisians. Most Tunisians applying for the jobs will have fluency in three languages (English, French ... Read More

Hey I would just like to add that if you do decide to make a major purchase here in Tunisia using foreign currency make sure you get a certificate from the Banque Centrale stating how much you are bringing in. Not sure what this paper is called but ... Read More

French schools charge around 5000 DT per year for Tunisians and double that for other nationalities. Here is a link to their site: http://www.institutfrancais-tunisie.com/?q=node/1773 Read More

Not sure what the French schools charge but I know the places go very quickly. As your kids are young though you may want to look into the state schools if you live in a nice area. The quality of the schools varies a lot, and there are some ... Read More

How old are your children? Easier to pick up French since the letters are the same at least. Tunisian private schools teach in French, Arabic and English. Read More