Easyjets flights

Member since 26 January 2012

clumberdogActive member28 May 2015 17:41:25

does anyone know if the easyjet flights to Monastir are considered Scheduled airline or chartered .Thinking of going to UK in July and can only use schedule flights
Thank you

cck79 Active member

Member since 25 July 2012

cck79Active member08 June 2015 10:17:08

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.

clumberdog Active member

Member since 26 January 2012

clumberdogActive member08 June 2015 10:45:35

Thanks,just want to know for sure.Would hate to get turned back on way through.
Greta

Harry1964 Member

Member since 30 January 2015

Harry1964Member09 June 2015 08:18:24

Hi I'm resident and I now fly from Enfidha to Manchester and not tunis via Paris Manchester but monarch last flight November

clumberdog Active member

Member since 26 January 2012

clumberdogActive member09 June 2015 08:41:30

Thanks,we are in Kerkennah so Tunis is a long way for us.did you have to pay the 60 Dinars ?
Regards
Greta

Harry1964 Member

Member since 30 January 2015

Harry1964Member09 June 2015 18:17:05

Hi Greta it still the 60 dinar exit fee hope this has been helpful

clumberdog Active member

Member since 26 January 2012

clumberdogActive member09 June 2015 19:56:29

Very,thank you so much.
Have booked Tunisair for July but next flights will be with one of the other airlines.
regards
Greta

darrantina Member

Member since 01 July 2015

darrantinaMember01 July 2015 12:07:22

is the exit fee not 30 dt

clumberdog Active member

Member since 26 January 2012

clumberdogActive member01 July 2015 15:59:58

60 for residents 30 for tourists.

tidwa New member

Member since 08 July 2014

tidwaNew member03 July 2015 01:30:09

#10

Tourism ministry of Tunisia has announced that they cancelled the compulsory tax stamp for all foreigners at their departure from the Tunisian territory (30 dinars payable at the exit of the territory).

vercammen Active member

Member since 14 April 2014

vercammenActive member15 July 2015 10:10:13

#11

au départ, ils demandent encore toujours le timbre

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Mariep22 Member

Member since 05 June 2016

Mariep22Member19 September 2016 14:37:24

#12

I found out that all a UK licence holder needs to do is pay £5.50 at a main post office and they will convert your licence to an international one and this can be used in Tunisia to drive.

is car insurance reasonable in Tunisia ? and do they have Tax, MOT etc like in UK and the costs please if anybody knows ?