Here is some info I previously posted on one of the forums.
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Hello, I am a Colombian citizen who married a Tunisian in 2009. I was living in the United States when I got married so it was very difficult to coordinate details, but we made it
About the paperwork:
Every "municipalit茅" or city hall has its own paperwork. So you need to find one within months and see their specific requirements. Remember that Summer is preferred by Tunisians so you need to separate your spot in advance!!!Here are the websites of all city halls:
Municipalit茅 de Djerba Ajim
Municipalit茅 de Sbiba
Municipalit茅 de Oueslatia
Municipalit茅 de Teboursouk
Municipalit茅 de Sidi Bou Sa茂d
Municipalit茅 de Sakiet Ezzit
Municipalit茅 de Mornag
Municipalit茅 de Menzel BouZelfa
Municipalit茅 de Gremda
Municipalit茅 de Ghannouch
Municipalit茅 Elain
Municipalit茅 de Chihia
Municipalit茅 de Chenini Nahal
Municipalit茅 de Boumerdes
Municipalit茅 de Bembla Mnara
Municipalit茅 de zarat
Municipalit茅 de Bengardene
Municipalit茅 de Zaghouan
Municipalit茅 de Zarzis
Municipalit茅 de Teboulba
Municipalit茅 de Tejerouine
Municipalit茅 de Tataouine
Municipalit茅 de Tozeur
Municipalit茅 de Tunis
Municipalit茅 de Sidi el Hani
Municipalit茅 de Sfax
Municipalit茅 de Siliana
Municipalit茅 de Sakiet Sidi Youssef
Municipalit茅 de Sers
Municipalit茅 de Sbikha
Municipalit茅 de Souk Lahad
Municipalit茅 de Soliman
Municipalit茅 de Sidi Bouali
Municipalit茅 de Sahline Motamer
Municipalit茅 de Skhira
Municipalit茅 de Sidi Bouzid
Municipalit茅 de Sousse
Municipalit茅 de Raoued
Municipalit茅 de Rades
Municipalit茅 de Oued Ellil
Municipalit茅 de Nabeul
Municipalit茅 de Nasrallah
Municipalit茅 de Makthar
Municipalit茅 de Medjez Elbeb
Municipalit茅 de Moknine
Municipalit茅 de Mornaguia
Municipalit茅 de Mourouj
Municipalit茅 de Menzel Hayet
Municipalit茅 de Messa芒dine
Municipalit茅 de M'dhilla
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED (for my wedding)
First of all, the documents need to be translated to French.
For my marriage in Megrine, Rades I had to get the following documents for my dossier:
1. Birth Certificate and certified translation in French.
2. Letter from a consulate or official notarized letter indicating that you are single or your status allows you to get married. If you don't live in your home country, you need to get this letter signed by the consul or ambassador of your country's nearest consulate/embassy. (Translation in French required)
3. Copies of the passport, and visas (if applicable)
4. I am a woman so I didn't need to convert to Islam at that time. But if you are a man YOU NEED TO CONVERT TO ISLAM and get a certificate.
3. Doctor's certificate indicating you are in good health! you can buy this one in Tunisia, you don't necessarily need to go to the doctor.
4. Paperwork needs to be submitted within 15 days minimum before the wedding. It's important that you find the city hall with time! We struggled a lot because the City Hall of Carthage refused to accept our documents, they insisted that my letter needed to be signed in Egypt and not Washington, DC. This happened 3 weeks before the actual wedding...luckily the Municipalit茅 de Megrine received our documents, we paid the fees and got married.
This is mostly all concerned to a civil wedding, very simple and all. I decided to marry in la salle de fetes of the City Hall and we brought our wedding favors (dragees), the patisserie or traditional sweets, and beverages there. Then I had a simple reception with the closest friends and family. But if you want to have a full Tunisian wedding, it requires more time, money, and preparation. That depends on you I am just helping with with the basics: listing the papers needed for the contract.
Good luck!
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