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Tunisia has resumed commercial flights. Currently there are no restrictions on travelers entering Tunisia. Tunisia has suspended all flights to and from the Brazil, South Africa and the UK. Humanitarian and medevac flights are exempt.

From April 9, 2021, all travelers, regardless of what country they fly from must follow the requirement that applies to all people arriving in Tunisia. Travelers must have a medical certificate with a negative COVID-19 PCR test result issued within 72 hours prior to travel and present it to the authorities upon arrival in Tunisia. Children under the age of 12 are exempt from presenting a COVID-19 PCR test result. Travelers must then self-isolate at their accommodation for five days from arrival. Following this, they must then pay to take a second COVID-19 PCR test. If their result is negative, they are permitted to leave isolation while adhering still to strict national preventive measures including social distancing and mask wearing. Travelers must complete a Health Declaration Form before traveling. Travelers must download and use the Tunisian government's Track and Trace App on their mobile phone. Foreign nationals must have a confirmed hotel reservation.

Travelers must arrive in Tunisia with evidence of a booking for a second COVID-19 PCR test (to be taken at the end of the 48 hour isolation period). This can be organized on this website. Travelers must self-isolate at their accommodation for 48 hours from arrival and pay to take a COVID-19 PCR test 48 hours after arrival. If this test result is negative, they can leave self-isolation but must adhere very strictly to protective measures including social distancing and mask wearing. If the test result is positive, they must remain in self-isolation.

A small number of transit flights are operating through Tunisia. Travelers transiting through Tunisia must comply with sanitary measures and temperature checks.