Choose the arrival or departure port
Select the Tunisian port or marina that matches the international voyage.
Plan yacht entry, exit and coastal movements through the 10 pleasure ports listed by Tunisian Customs from Tabarka to Djerba. Send the yacht, crew, route and timing details for review and a possible introduction to a suitable local agent.
Having the core records ready helps the agent assess the voyage efficiently.
Tunisia Yacht Clearance reviews the voyage details and may introduce the skipper to a suitable local agent who can confirm the current Customs, immigration, security and port process.
Select the Tunisian port or marina that matches the international voyage.
Provide the flag, registration, use, passports, route, ETA and assistance required.
A suitable agent can confirm port acceptance, berth, documents, timing, permissions and current fees.
Tell us the first or last Tunisian port and where the yacht will actually berth.
Gather registration, insurance, passports, crew list and route information.
Review border, Customs, crew-list, temporary-admission and port requirements for the voyage.
Use local support to confirm offices, attendance, timing and current fees.
Choose the location that best matches your arrival, departure or berth. If the yacht is staying in a nearby marina or anchorage, select the closest relevant port or choose Other port in the form.
Except in a justified emergency, a pleasure yacht arriving from abroad may berth only at a Tunisian port served by Customs. The official pleasure-port list covers Tabarka, Bizerte, Sidi Bou Said, La Goulette-Nord, Kélibia, Yasmine Hammamet, Port El Kantaoui, Monastir, Mahdia and Djerba Houmt Souk.
Tunisian Customs provides an online pleasure-craft entry declaration. Complete it before arrival, then present the printed summary or screen capture at the Customs office in the marina.
The entry declaration records yacht particulars, owner or user, route and every crew member or passenger. A pleasure manifest also records provisions, alcohol, tobacco, weapons and electronic equipment aboard.
After entry formalities, Customs endorses the permit of free circulation. Keep the declaration and permit aboard; while valid they allow use of Tunisian waters and visits to other Tunisian ports without repeating Customs entry.
A foreign pleasure yacht owned or used by a person principally resident outside Tunisia may receive temporary admission. The published use period is 180 days in any 365-day period, with an immobilisation procedure available when the yacht is laid up.
A foreign yacht under temporary admission must remain for the personal use of the owner or authorised user. Local hire, lending, sale or other profit-making use is restricted unless separately authorised.
Before sailing abroad, present identity documents, passenger and crew lists, the stores list and the permit of free circulation to the Customs office at the departure port and obtain the exit declaration.
Yes. A foreign yacht should use an accepted maritime entry point and complete port, immigration, Customs and security formalities before anyone lands or the yacht moves elsewhere.
This site distinguishes confirmed or established yacht entry points from commercial border ports and service marinas. Commercial-port yacht acceptance and authority attendance must always be confirmed before arrival.
The site covers 10 reviewed locations across 4 maritime regions, including the official or established entry ports and the most relevant service marinas.
Prepare passports and visas where required, yacht registration, ownership authority, insurance, crew list, skipper qualification, previous-port clearance and port-acceptance correspondence.
Do not assume unrestricted movement. Confirm departure reporting, destination permission and any repeated authority formalities before each coastal passage.
The formal requirement varies by port, but advance local coordination is strongly advisable where authorities attend on request or the port is primarily commercial.
Except in a justified emergency, a pleasure yacht arriving from abroad may berth only at a Tunisian port served by Customs. The official pleasure-port list covers Tabarka, Bizerte, Sidi Bou Said, La Goulette-Nord, Kélibia, Yasmine Hammamet, Port El Kantaoui, Monastir, Mahdia and Djerba Houmt Souk.
Tunisian Customs provides an online pleasure-craft entry declaration. Complete it before arrival, then present the printed summary or screen capture at the Customs office in the marina.
The entry declaration records yacht particulars, owner or user, route and every crew member or passenger. A pleasure manifest also records provisions, alcohol, tobacco, weapons and electronic equipment aboard.
Tunisia Yacht Clearance collects the request, reviews the voyage details and may introduce the skipper to a suitable local yacht-clearance agent. It is not a government authority and does not make official clearance decisions.
Use the form for check-in, check-out, Customs, border, passport or port assistance.