sans vouloir polemiquer, y en a qui feraient mieux de s'occuper des pauvres en france que de ceux des autres pays
faites comme coluche qui au moins pensait a ses compatriotes meme s'il etait italien d'origine, il aurait meriter d'etre a la place de ce con de mitterand.
je suis d accord avec toi avant de venir faire du bénévola en tunisie je pense aussi qu il y a plus de malheur et de pauvres en france qu en tunisie
ici tout le monde mange à sa faim
si les enfants marchent pieds nus c est que cela leur plait
alors occupez vous des sans abris des roumains des gitans vous avez assez à faire en france ok
Bonjour,
Vous aurez une carte de séjour Tunisienne en 1er temps et puis vous pouvez avoir une carte de bonne période après avoir louer...
voici le numero de tel de Service des Affaires juridiques et immobilières
Consulat général de France à Tunis qui peut certainement vous aider.
Vous parlez de divertissements....d'ouverture sur quel exterieur, , , , le votre? etes vous sure que cela les interesse?
Vous parlez d'aide scolaire...quelle est votre formation?
Pensez vous vraiment que ceux qui ont besoin de "vous" sont ceux qui n'ont pas ete assaillis et deranges par les touristes?
Si vous voulez rester a votre place, Je crois qu'il vaudrait mieux pour les enfants Tunisiens que vous restiez en France effectivement comme le dit Nuixa a vous occuper de ceux qui en ont besoin autour de vous.
Mais bien sur c'est toujours tentant de promener son complexe de superiorite.
Je vous souhaite d'evoluer.
bonjour, je souhaite partire vivre en tunisie pour 2011 environ , je suis francaise, je voudrais savoir les formalitees pour s'installer dans se pays en tant que francais , les formalitees administrative, venir pour 3 mois et ensuite faire la demande de carte d'identitees tunisienne pour rester labas 1 ans renouvellable???? j'ai besoin de savoir ca assez rapidement merci de me repondre sur mon adresse forum merci a tous
bonjour, moi aussi je compte partire vivre en tunisie evec ma famille et je voudrai avoir de l'aide svp je n'arrive pas a poster un message svp dite moi comment fair....j'atend votre repense merci
Monsieur,
Je ne sais pas lequel des deux est le moins évolué mais je vous trouve une vision très étroite des choses et d'un égoïsme stupéfiant !!!! et l'extérieur dont je parle n est certes pas le vôtre !!
Je vous invite à chercher sur internet les actions qui ont été menées dans certains villages du sud tunisien ou de vous rapprocher de TunAction pour vous rendre compte que ceux qui ont su s allier avec des populations européennes ont vu leur qualité de vie améliorer directement en développant l acceuil des touristes chez l habitant, en créant des bibliothèques scolaires, pour d autres des projets d incinération de déchets et j en passe.........etc................
Lorsque vs étiez enfant, n avez vous jamais rêvé à des choses que vs ne pouviez pas avoir !!!! peut être avz vs toujours vécu dans l opulence ce qui expliquerait votre insensibilité et votre indifférence aux besoins des autres ;
au moins, laissez faire ceux qui essaient d apporter un peu de chaleur humaine à des enfants souvent orphelins en manque de scolarité et/ou d affection ! Je pense qu une mère de famille motivée peut sans complexe apporter qq chose à ces enfants , en tout cas tout autant qu un diplomé incompétent
Je n ai pas à me justifier, mais sachez que mon engagement auprès de gens nécessiteux en France est actif et efficace et heureusement que nous sommes nombreux à avancer dans ce sens pour compenser l inactivité de ceux qui se contentent de critiquer derrière un clavier !
à bon entendeur...................
Je vous laisse le soin d enterrer votre complexe de supériorité car en ce qui me concerne il ne s agit pas d essayer de satisfaire mon EGO mais bien de PARTAGER (sans arrière pensée politique, ni financière, ni personnelle !!). Vous semblez à mille lieues de là !!!!!!!!!!!
Si deja vous pouviez perdre ce ton grandiloquent, peut etre vous pourriez evoluer vers ces gens la.
Savez vous au moins de quel "exterieur"vous parlez?
De plus les diplomes incompetants se reconnaitront et seront ravis
Je vous ferais de + remarquer que je ne suis pas seul a avoir reagi a votre message.
Et ce forum n'etant heureusement pas fait pour recevoir ce genre de discution, je vous salue Madame
Et ce forum n'etant heureusement pas fait pour recevoir ce genre de discution, je vous salue Madame
Franchement, ce n'est pas sylviedelyon qui a commencé le débat. Et indépendamment de la volonté et des intentions de cette personne, ainsi que de la nécessité des enfants de Tunisie par rapport à ce qu'elle espère leur apporter, heureusement que certains voient un peu plus loin que leur frontière car sinon il n'y aurait ni médecins du monde (qui œuvre aussi en France), ni MSF, ni mécénat cardiaque, ni Sœur Emmanuelle, ni Sœur Theresa... Attention, je ne compare nullement sylviedelyon à ces organismes ou personnes, ne me faites pas dire ce que je n'ai pas dit.
Mon mari étant tunisien, je sais bien que la Tunisie n'est pas aussi pauvre qu'on peut le croire, le système de santé et d'éducation est correct, mais il y a aussi comme vous le savez certainement de grandes disparités entre le nord, le sahel et le sud.
Voilà, j'ai dit ce que je souhaitais, je ne viendrai plus polémiquer dans cette discussion car je n'ai aucune info/contact à donner à sylviedelyon.
bonjour
voila on veut faire le grand pas s'installer à djerba mon mari et moi
on sera à djerba pour 15 jours le 31 octobre afin de louer une maison
pas loin de la mer je voudrais avoir des conseilles pour une location nous avons 2 chiens
cordialement
j'ai lu que vous etes installée à djerba , on veut faire le grand pas s'installer à djerba, on y sera la fin du mois d'octobre pour 15 j afin de louer une maison avec jardin car nous avons 2 chiens
pouvez-vous nous donnez quelques conseille pour une location et les demarches à faire
merci cordialement
Pour Mimine,
C'est une bonne idée. Moi je suis installée à Djerba après trois ans d'aller-retour et je m' y plais beaucoup.
Pour choisir une location, il faut être sur place, vérifier tout, le quartier etc. Houmt souk, bord de mer, ou bien Midoun petite ville très sympa, convient bien aux occidentaux.
L'idéal, arriver en location à la semaine ou à l'hôtel, et ensuite démarcher...
Voilà, si vous souhaitez mon contact, je vous enverrai mon tél en mp
Bonne journée
Bonjour,
je m'appel tarek , je suis de djerba .
Merci de choisir la tunisie pour s'y installer définitivement . je vous conseil de visiter l'ile de djerba peut etre vous pensez d'y vivre pour toujours car c'est l'endroit le plus calme .
pour tout autre information merci de me contacter
merci pour votre message oui je suis arrivee en tunisie pour y vivre mais desole pas ds le sud je l'ai visite c magnifique mais je prefers de loin vivre a hammamet.a bientot
bjr - j'aimerais qu'on m'explique comment on peut se faire virer de l'argent de france si on veut vivre en tunisie definitivement ? moi et mon mari on veut venir o bled ( mon mari è tunisien) mais si on retourne la bas on n'aura pa de virement regulier de france - qui peut m'eclairer sur ce sujet
merci
barsha chocran
daccor avec vous - mon mari è arrivé en france il y a deu an et on lui dde pa de percevoir des revenus dun montant superieur a "X" pour rester en france - hmd il a trouvé un travail 6 mois après son arivée -
alors pour vs aider il faut ouvrir un compte banquaire en tunisie la banque biat est une tres bonne banque pour les expatriers, ensuite vous appeler votre banque francaise afin de faire transferer vos revenus ts ls mois attentions il faut 5 jrs pour que l'argent soit transferer d'un compte a l'autre voila j'espers avoir repondu a votre question.a bientot!!!!!
merci mais dslé ca ne repond pa tro a ma kestion sur kel revenus fer virer tous les mois sur le copte du bled car si on vient en tunisie on aura kité nos emplois en france et donc pa de revenus .
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