Tunisia Visa for San Marino Citizens2026 Requirements, Fees & Documents
San Marino passport holders need a visa to enter Tunisia. Apply at a Tunisia embassy or consulate, or the official visa portal, before travelling.
- Max stay
- Varies
- Visa cost
- USD 90
- How to apply
- Embassy / visa centre
- Processing
- Up to 21 days
How San Marino citizens apply for a Tunisia visa
- → Apply for a visa at the Tunisia embassy/consulate or official visa application centre before travelling. Apply here ↗
No advance visa with these documents
Tunisia officially admits San Marino citizens without a pre-arranged visa when they hold certain third-country visas or residence permits.
Visa on arrival · up to 15 days
Holders of a valid GCC-state residence permit (valid for at least 6 months from arrival date) may obtain a visa on arrival in Tunisia for up to 15 days. Conditions vary slightly per document - check each rule via the official source.
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Fees checked 2 Jul 2026
Tunisia visa types
Tourist Visa / Entry Visa (Visa d'entrée)
Authorizes a foreign national to enter and stay in Tunisia for tourism or short-term visits. Required for nationals of countries without a bilateral exemption agreement.
- Legal basis: Décret n° 68-198 du 22 juin 1968 (validity not exceeding three months).
- Fee per the official Tunisian Embassy (Washington DC) visa-services schedule: USD 90 single-entry / USD 180 multiple-entry, applicable to all visa types.
- Processing up to 21 business days; application requires the Minister of Interior's approval.
- Nationals of countries with bilateral exemption treaties do not need this visa.
- Applied for in person at a Tunisian embassy or consulate abroad; no operational e-visa system exists as of mid-2026.
Business Visa (Visa d'affaires)
For foreign nationals travelling to Tunisia for business, trade, meetings, or professional activities on a short-term basis.
- Listed as a distinct visa category on the official Tunisian Embassy (Washington DC) visa-services page.
- Requires an official business invitation letter from the Tunisian host company in addition to a passport valid 6+ months.
- Fee USD 90 single-entry / USD 180 multiple-entry; processing up to 21 business days.
- Issued as a short-stay entry visa under the Décret n° 68-198 framework (stay up to three months).
- Applied for in person at a Tunisian embassy or consulate; nationals of countries with a bilateral exemption may not need it for short business visits.
Transit Visa (Visa de transit)
Allows a foreign national to pass through Tunisian territory en route to another destination, with a short permitted stay.
- Defined under Décret n° 68-198 du 22 juin 1968 (stay of up to 7 days).
- Listed as a distinct category on the official Tunisian Embassy (Washington DC) visa-services page; requires proof of onward travel (airline ticket or cruise confirmation).
- Fee USD 90 single-entry / USD 180 multiple-entry; processing up to 21 business days.
- Applied for in person at a Tunisian embassy or consulate abroad.
Other Tunisia visa categories (4)Hide other visa categories
These don't apply to a typical short visit, but cover other reasons people travel to Tunisia. Eligibility varies by visa type - some are limited to specific nationalities, so check each one's conditions.
Common to several visa categories below
- Established under Décret n° 68-198 du 22 juin 1968.
Temporary Residence Visa (Visa de résidence temporaire)
Grants a foreign national temporary residency status in Tunisia for stays exceeding the standard short-term entry allowance, typically for work, study, or extended visits.
- Issued to foreigners not intending permanent settlement or those who do not qualify for ordinary residence.
- Holder receives a temporary residence card matching the visa validity.
- For stays exceeding 90 days, a residence permit must be obtained from the central police station in the traveler's district.
Ordinary Residence Visa (Visa de résidence ordinaire)
Grants long-term or permanent residency status to qualifying foreign nationals with established ties to Tunisia.
Available to: foreigners who have resided temporarily in Tunisia for 5 continuous years; foreign women married to Tunisian nationals; foreigners with Tunisian children; foreigners who have rendered appreciable services to Tunisia. Holder receives an ordinary residence card valid for 2 years, renewable.
Apply here ↗Return Visa (Visa de retour)
Permits an ordinary resident of Tunisia to travel abroad and return to Tunisia within the visa validity period.
Issued exclusively to holders of ordinary residence status in Tunisia who need to travel abroad. Validity limited to one year.
Apply here ↗Exit Visa (Visa de sortie)
Authorizes a foreign national holding temporary or ordinary residence in Tunisia to depart the country.
Issued to foreign nationals holding temporary or ordinary residence status in Tunisia who intend to leave the country.
Apply here ↗Tunisia visa for San Marino citizens - FAQ
Do San Marino citizens need a visa for Tunisia?
Yes - San Marino citizens must apply for a visa in advance at a Tunisia embassy, consulate, or official visa portal before travelling.
What documents do San Marino citizens need for Tunisia?
A passport valid well beyond your planned stay (commonly three to six months, depending on the destination), proof of onward travel and funds, and any documents required for the specific Tunisia visa category - check the official portal for the exact passport-validity rule.