Vivre en Tunisie
by Fares77
This discussion is in French, the community’s main language.
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Bonjour,
Je vais me marier en fin d'année avec une femme tunisienne et je souhaiterai m'installer en Tunisie afin de rester prés de sa famille.
Comme beaucoup j'adore ce pays, ses habitants, ses traditions !!!
En attendant d'aller au consulat de France en Tunisie qui possède une cellule emploi, j'aurai voulu savoir s'il y a du travail dans dans l'informatique (etude et developpement c#, oracle, unix, ..)
Tout les conseils sont les bienvenues
bonjour,
vous avez fait un bon choix
vous pouvez envoyer votre cv à mainpower qui est une société spécialisée dans l'emploi des cadres
votre spécialité est bcp demandée😉
"Heureux le touriste qui a tout vu avant l'arrivée des touristes."
(Bernard Arcand)
En general pour un embauche un des criteres importants est le diplome. Si vous passez par une agence d'interime comme manpower vous pourriez montrer votre savoir faire.
Mais il faut savoir que le niveau des salaires est bien plus bas qu'en france et de meme au niveau de la protection sociale.
Mais il faut savoir que le niveau des salaires est bien plus bas qu'en france et de meme au niveau de la protection sociale.
Je sais que je devrais diviser par ??? mon salaire Français et je suis prêt à tout ces "sacrifices" .
En vivant à Boukornin par exemple, on pourra s'en sortir car on aura deux salaires si petits soit-il et un eloignement suffisant de Tunis centre pour acheter un appartement à un prix resonnable.
sans etre indiscret pkoi tu ne l'ammenes pas en france? vous aurez largement une meilleure vie financierement
Rien d'indiscret rassure toi !
En fait, c'est vrai que j'ai un bon niveau de vie en France mais je suis tombé amoureux de ce pays et surtout de sa population.
Elle adore sa famille et moi aussi, et on aimerai vivre à leurs cotés.
Enfin comme je n'ai pas toujours eu ce bon niveau de vie, je ne serai pas trop dépaysé.
J'ai beaucoup lutté pour avoir plus et aujourd'hui je constate que le bonheur, c'est pas seulement l'argent et le coté matériel.
je suis d accord que le but n'est pas l'argent. MAis il faut qd meme de l'argent pour mettre du beurre dans les epinards. 😛
la vie n'est pas tout rose mais qaund tu as une famille tu dois penser autrement car les enfants arrivent et il faut penser a leur offrir une belle vie et surtout un bon avenir avec un bon diplome.
du moins cé ma facon de penser. 😉
la vie n'est pas tout rose mais qaund tu as une famille tu dois penser autrement car les enfants arrivent et il faut penser a leur offrir une belle vie et surtout un bon avenir avec un bon diplome.
du moins cé ma facon de penser. 😉
les diplomes sont tres importants en tunisie mais avec votre expérience vous pouvez décrocher un poste de cadre dans le"privé" exple: sagem software
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Asslama Malik,
Mes spécialités sont le developpement pl/sql sous oracle (8i, 9), le bourn shell unix et c# ainsi que vb.net.
Je vais me renseigner auprés des sociétés offshore et inch'Allah, je trouverai peut-être un poste intéressant.
Merci pour cette vidéo, je me rend compte que je vais avoir plein de lieu à visiter !!! 😉
Bonjour,
Je ne veux pas paraitre negatif mais plutot realiste. Je suis d'accord avec les commentaires de memo1001. Il faut penser rationellement, la vie est pas si rose. Cela depend aussi de votre capacite a s'adapter a une nouvelle facon de vivre. Je te conseille de faire ton experience personnelle et reviens nous avec un recit apres qlq annees de vie en Tunisie. Voyager, visiter c'est une chose, vivre le quotidien pour plusieurs annees est une autre chose. De toute facon cela depend des personnes, c'est un cas par cas.
Bonne chance!
Je ne veux pas paraitre negatif mais plutot realiste. Je suis d'accord avec les commentaires de memo1001. Il faut penser rationellement, la vie est pas si rose. Cela depend aussi de votre capacite a s'adapter a une nouvelle facon de vivre. Je te conseille de faire ton experience personnelle et reviens nous avec un recit apres qlq annees de vie en Tunisie. Voyager, visiter c'est une chose, vivre le quotidien pour plusieurs annees est une autre chose. De toute facon cela depend des personnes, c'est un cas par cas.
Bonne chance!
Take it easy!
Je suis pas certain que tu lira encore les news sur ce forum dans quelques annees ! 😛
Comme je l'ai déjà dis, je ne me fais pas d'illusion concernant la vie en Tunisie mais même si c'est pas rose, je ne pense pas que ce soit noir non plus .
Je vais tenter d'y vivre et quoiqu'il arrive, je n'aurai pas le regret de n'avoir rien fait !
Souhaitez moi bonne chance ! 😎
Bonnes chances et aussi bcp de bonheur dans votre couple.
donnez nous de vos nouvelles 😉
donnez nous de vos nouvelles 😉
Salut a tous,
moi aussi, j'aimerais vivre en tunisie et je suis aussi dans l'informatique, mais pas dans le dev. Mon projet serait plutôt de créer une entreprise même si je crois savoir entre-temps que je ne peux pas en tant que français. Ce serait donc plutôt trouver un partenariat avec un tunisien qui chercherait à faire la même chose que moi. Je suis avide de renseignements, et si des français ayant des expériences similaires souhaitent partager leurs aventures, je suis preneur 😉
à bientôt...
moi aussi, j'aimerais vivre en tunisie et je suis aussi dans l'informatique, mais pas dans le dev. Mon projet serait plutôt de créer une entreprise même si je crois savoir entre-temps que je ne peux pas en tant que français. Ce serait donc plutôt trouver un partenariat avec un tunisien qui chercherait à faire la même chose que moi. Je suis avide de renseignements, et si des français ayant des expériences similaires souhaitent partager leurs aventures, je suis preneur 😉
à bientôt...
je trouve ta démarche un peu inconsciente, pourquoi ne pas aller en tunisie plusieurs fois avant de te lancer, restes-y 1 mois entier et déjà tu pourras te faire une idée. N'oublies pas non plus que la situation financière d'un mari est très importante en Tunisie et que la famille t'aimera peut-être moins si tu n'es plus dans la même situation. Un homme tunisien avant de se marier doit, normalement, avoir soit un maison, soit les moyens d'offrir tout le confort necessaire à sa future femme. Avant de prendre ta décision, je te conseille d'en parler à la famille et de faire des essais de vie, car les vacances sont une chose et vivre dans un pays du magrheb en est une autre, l'accueil egalement. bon courage !
Bonjour,
"démarche inconsciente" comme tu y va !!!
Coté contact avec la famille, on ne peut pas meilleurs, ils savent aussi que je ne suis pas fortuné.
Il est vrai qu'il est de coutume que le mari apporte le confort matériel mais nous savons (elle et moi) que si ce projet échoue, on peut toujours vivre en France et ses parents sont aussi d'accord.
excuses moi d'être un peu directe mais je voulais seulement t'interpeller sur la réalité pus terre à terre qu'une histoire d'amour. Tant mieux pour toi si tu as réfléchis à toutes les possibilités de vie qui vous conviendraient. Saches aussi que le chômage est très important en tunisie et qu'il y a beaucoup de personnes très qualifiées sans travail. Bon courage !
bonjour
je suis tres interessee par vos discussions sur la vie le travail ... des français en tunisie, car j' hesite moi meme à partir ou investir a djerba ou j' ai rencontre quelqu'un qui est certainement l' homme de ma vie. la vie en france ne me plait plus du tout depuis que je connais cette autre vie la bas ! j' élève mes enfants ici (d' un premier mariage ) et c' est ce qui me fait hesiter à partir. avez vous des infos svp sur les ecoles françaises a djerba ( primaires colleges) . je ne souhaite pas me marier pour l' instant, aussi savez vous si en tant que français on a le droit de travailler en tunisie .connaissez vous des français ayant investi dans le tourisme soit seul ou en assocaition avec un tunisien, car je travaille dans le domaine medical et je pense qu'une reconversion serait nécessaire. merci de me faire part de vos infos ou remarques quelles quelles soient, tout avis peut etre utile dans la vie!!
je suis tres interessee par vos discussions sur la vie le travail ... des français en tunisie, car j' hesite moi meme à partir ou investir a djerba ou j' ai rencontre quelqu'un qui est certainement l' homme de ma vie. la vie en france ne me plait plus du tout depuis que je connais cette autre vie la bas ! j' élève mes enfants ici (d' un premier mariage ) et c' est ce qui me fait hesiter à partir. avez vous des infos svp sur les ecoles françaises a djerba ( primaires colleges) . je ne souhaite pas me marier pour l' instant, aussi savez vous si en tant que français on a le droit de travailler en tunisie .connaissez vous des français ayant investi dans le tourisme soit seul ou en assocaition avec un tunisien, car je travaille dans le domaine medical et je pense qu'une reconversion serait nécessaire. merci de me faire part de vos infos ou remarques quelles quelles soient, tout avis peut etre utile dans la vie!!
en tant que français tu ne peux pas débarquer et créer ton entreprise ou ton boulot là-bas. L'idéal est de se faire embaucher quelquepart. Ce que je veux dire, par exemple en tant que traducteur, qui travaille essentiellement par internet, tu ne peux pas juste t'installer en Tunisie et continuer à travailler..... enfin, c'est les infos que j'ai glanées jusqu'a maintenant et j'aimerais bien qu'on me dise le contraire 😉
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We’re a small family from the south of France, with a 2-year-old little boy, and we’re dreaming of starting a new adventure abroad by opening our own business. For now, we haven’t chosen a specific destination yet.
We mainly speak French, with a basic level of Spanish and English, and we’re ready to improve these two languages if needed. We’re looking for a multicultural, safe country with quality healthcare and good schools accessible for our son. We’d also love a pleasant place with a mild climate where life is good.
Our idea is to travel to different countries to explore, compare, and refine our project. We’d be really happy to read your tips, experiences, or anecdotes if you’ve already undertaken a similar project or if you know key points to anticipate.
Thanks in advance for your shares and help—it would really help us move forward with our project! 😄
Hi everyone,
I’m heading to Dublin as an au pair in a few weeks.
I’m looking for a reputable language school. It’s so hard to choose! Has anyone already done a language stay in Dublin? Any tips? Thanks so much! :)
Hi everyone, so I’m planning to go study at a community college in the U.S., but the only snag is which one—there are so many options over there! I’ve heard about one in California, Diablo Valley College, and another in Florida, Valencia College. I know both states are super attractive for tourism, but my main criteria are teaching quality and price. I’m open to any advice, comments, or suggestions—thanks in advance! The start of the semester is coming up, and I’m a little nervous...
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Hi,
Has anyone gone on a language study trip in Europe? If so, which agencies did you use? What can you tell me about it? Thanks a lot! Kelkune
Has anyone gone on a language study trip in Europe? If so, which agencies did you use? What can you tell me about it? Thanks a lot! Kelkune
Hi! I’m looking for an apartment in Malaga from September (2025) until January for my Erasmus exchange, but I’m not finding much, and it seems like there are a lot of scams. Does anyone have any leads or tips? Thanks!^^




