Tunisia tightens Iraq travel rules

The Tunisian authorities have imposed new regulations on the entry of Iraqi citizens, aiming to limit the exploitation of previous tourism facilities for illegal migration. The measures include preventing individuals under 30 from traveling alone, requiring a confirmed hotel reservation and a return ticket, and declaring a maximum amount of $9,900 in cash. Tunisia has also allowed Iraqi citizens to travel only once every six months, with a maximum stay of two weeks per visit. These procedures are implemented in coordination with the Iraqi embassy, with the goal of reducing illegal sea crossings, where travel documents are destroyed and smuggling networks are coordinated to reach Europe.

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