Organize your move to Tunisia
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Hi all,
we invite you to share your experience about moving to Tunisia.
Here is a list of questions which might help the ones preparing their move to Tunisia:
What would you bring and what would you leave behind?
Is it a good idea to bring furniture or domestic appliances?
Any foodstuffs that are banned in Tunisia?
Is it better to bring a car or to buy one once settled in Tunisia?
Any advice for the ones who are moving to Tunisia?
Thank you in advance for your participation 
I don't know about any food stuff that is banned, however in Tunisia i miss simple (not nestle) oatmeals, millet, barley, bran, flax-seed... Maybe they are available, but in my town I didn't find a single packet of bran I also miss vast variety of Polish herbs and honey (in Tunisia I found just multifloral, while in Poland... linden honey, buckwheat, heather, honeydew), that's why every time I come back i bring at least 2 jars of honey
Hi asfoura!
Thanks for your help 
Armand
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