salut,
je suis Canadienne-Québecoise et je souhaiterais aller vivre quelques temps en tunisie histoire de m'impreigner de cette culture et aprendre la langue. je suis éducatrice de formation avec plus de 15 ans d'expérience. je prévois partir en septembre 2007 et cela pour une ou deux année.je part pas seul...mais avec mon mari tunisien(marier depuis 6 ans) et mon bébé qui auras alors 5 mois....c'est moi qui veux partir et non mon mari...alors c'est pourquoi j'essaie de m'organiser pour que ce rêve ce réalise.....
ce que je souhaite trouver ici c'est des conseils ou des pistes à suivre....
salut je vois ke je ne sui pas la seule a preb=ndre cette decision!!! effectivement avec une copine on a decouvert la tunisie en novembre 2005 et depui c'est notre destination preferer 5 foi depui et on y retourne en janvier lool !!! mais maintenant nous avons decider de partir vivre en tunisie pour septembre 2007!!! mais voila on voudrai partir tranquil c"est a dire trouver un emploi un appart et savoir kel son les formalités a regler ici en france et en tunisie pour notre entrée sur le territoire tunisien!! si tu sais quelques renseignements pourrai tu me les communiquer puis si tu pouvais me renseigner sur quelque question enfin on va dire situ pense avoir les reponse a certaine de mes questions pourrais tu maider stp je te remerci!!! je mapel celine comme lindique mon pseudo
salut Céline,
comment ne pas tomber sous le charme d'un aussi beau pays, les gens sont tellement chaleureux et acceuillant.....je sais pas si je peu t'aider mais je peu te dire qu'il y a 15 % de chomage en tunisie....alors coter boulot tes mieux d'essayer de te trouver quelque chose avant de partir...profite du moi de janvier pour voir......tu est spécialisée en quoi coter boulot....peut-etre qu'avec le touriste tu pourrait trouver quelques chose...pour la paperasse je sais pas c'est quoi l'entente avec la france mais moi comme je suis Canadienne et marier à un tunisien j'ai pas de problème de se coter 😛 quel coin de la tunisie tu veux aller....moi je me dirige plus vers l'intérieur des terre là ou il y a encore les vrai valeurs, ou le choc culturel est intense 🙂 je ne veux pas me retrouver dans ces villes touristiques je veux vivre une vrai expérience de la tunisie 😉 d'ailleurs si mon medecin me donne le feu vert je rentre au moi de octobre jusqu'a janvier, j'espère que ca va être oui 😕 si tu as des questions ou intérogation plus précise ne te gène pas cela va me faire plaisir.
à la prochaine
salut je vois ke je ne sui pas la seule a preb=ndre cette decision!!! effectivement avec une copine on a decouvert la tunisie en novembre 2005 et depui c'est notre destination preferer 5 foi depui et on y retourne en janvier lool !!! mais maintenant nous avons decider de partir vivre en tunisie pour septembre 2007!!! mais voila on voudrai partir tranquil c"est a dire trouver un emploi un appart et savoir kel son les formalités a regler ici en france et en tunisie pour notre entrée sur le territoire tunisien!! si tu sais quelques renseignements pourrai tu me les communiquer puis si tu pouvais me renseigner sur quelque question enfin on va dire situ pense avoir les reponse a certaine de mes questions pourrais tu maider stp je te remerci!!! je mapel celine comme lindique mon pseudo
merci pour ta reponse!!! c'est gentil de ta part meme si elle ne repond pa forcement a mes demandes mais le fait que tu es pris le temp de repondre cela me touche!!!moi la ville ou l'on va partir vivre avec ma copine c'est tou le contraire de toi plutot coté touristique du genre hammamet ou tunis tout depend ou l'on sera embauché car en janvier on a un entretien pour un emploi a tunis comme ils disent inch"allah pui mon futur mari habite grombalia petit village situé a 15min environ de hammamet jaime assé ce village mais pour le debut je prefere m'installer du coté touristique apres je verrai par la suite en tout cas je te souhaite tout le bonheur dans tous tes projets🙂
salut,
indirectement ma question est posée dans mon post!!! alors vu que tu ne la pas vu je vais la reposer en esperant que tu aura la reponse voir un conseil😛alors deja j'aimerais savoir quel son les formalitées et les organisme a contacter avant mon expatriation??? et j'aimerais savoir aussi si lorsque quelqu'un veut s'expatrier a l'etranger mais elle a des credit dans son pays d'origine comment cela marche a ce niveau ya til des solutions pour ces credit en cour???
je vien d'aller faire un tour sur le lien que tu ma donner!! je ten remerci mais je n'arrive pa a trouver reponse a mes questions credits!!!! grombalia oué c'est tres sympa pour ma part!!😛
La tunisie est un coin paisible ou on peut vivre en paix de part son climat méditerranéen doux, l'hospitalité de son peuple et aussi la stabilité du régime politique.
Mais pour y résider il faut garantir un revenu minimum, d'ailleurs avec 1000 euros par mois on peut vivre convenablement.
Pour cela il faut assurer cette entrée de monnaie, ne compter pas y trouver du boulot car le taux de chomage est élevé, mais si vous pouvez monter un projet le gouvernement réserve beaucoup d'avantages aux promoteurs même étrangers.
Bien venus chez nous
justement pour partir un proje......
peut-tu me donner des pistes, des idées de projets qui pourrais
fonctionner et être rentable....comme je connais que peu
la tunisie, que je n'y ai pas fait d'étude de marché je ne sais pas
quel projet pourrais être viable....et tant qu'à partir un projet ben je veux
mettre toute les chance de mon bord....côter financement il y a pas de problème j'ai les fonds!
merci à l'avance
salut céline
je ne peu répondre à ta question car je n'ai aucune idées....
le canada et la france, pas pareille mais je crois que si tu as les fonds et que tu fait des transfères d'argent cela devrais être ok.
salut mercipour ta reponse !! je n'ai pa les fond justement pour couvrir mes credit ou bien meme pour faire des transfert de la tunisie c'est pour cela que jaurais aimer savoir si il y avait des organisme qui aider les futur expatrié a ce probleme mais mercikan meme de ta part!!😉
J'ai cru comprendre que tu comptais t'installer à Sabria, un petit village que je connais un peu, mon futur beau-frère étant le directeur du Camping (le fort de Sabria - Fort Saganne).
Je serai également de mi-octobre à mi-novembre sur la région, aussi je pense qu'il serait plus facile de se rencontrer sur place pour parler avec votre couple directement des formalités, des possibilités, des démarches, des priorités.....
Je pense que nous avons la meme démarche et la meme vue de cette magnifique région !
C'est justement ce dépaysement et la grandeur du choc culturel qui ma séduite....je suis en amour avec un tunisien depuis 6 ans et avec son pays depuis un ans....notre enfant qui s'en vient je veux qu'il connaisse ses origines, qu'il parle tunisien.....et moi je veux m'impreigner d'avantage de cette culture....
Malheureusement je ne crois pas pouvoir entrer en tunisie en octobre comme prévue...complication....comme je suis enceinte et que je travaille dans les écoles je croyais avoir mon congé automatiquement mais les choses se complique....alors je dois choisir le salaire ou le plaisir.....je réfléchis encore......mais pour septembre 2007 c'est sur que je rentre pour minimum un an .....je vais vivre mon premier ramandan là-bas wow.....je vais aller m'installer à sidi bouzid et je vais aller suivre des cours d'arabe à l'institut des langues vivantes de bourguiba.....j'habiterais chez mon beau frère....et là je j'aurais d'avantage le temps de voir qu'elle projet viable je pourrais faire......
salut bedoin12
je sais pas ou tas pris l'information que j'allais m'instaler à sabria???? mais éclaire moi un peu c'est dans le nord?? et dit moi tu a vraiment l'air à connaitre la tunisie, ..est-tu une tunisienne expatrier en france ou comme moi tout simplement tu as tomber sous le charme de ce pays fantastique???vous êtres chanceux en europe c'est plus facile pour vous de voyage que nous, les canadien.....ici les billet coute 6 fois plus cher😕
ce qui fait que quand tu peu entrer une fois par année et bien t'es chanceux...
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