North Africa · Tier 3
Export new cars to Tunisia from Dubai
Popular in Tunisia





















2024 Jetour T2 Traveller C-DM - Upgraded 1.5L 4 Cyl PHEV AWD DCT
FOB Jebel Ali













2026 VW Tiguan Life 1.4L 4 Cyl Petrol FWD A/T
FOB Jebel Ali
















2024 VW Tiguan Luxury Edition 1.4L 4 Cyl PHEV FWD DCT
FOB Jebel Ali















2025 Jetour T2 Traveller C-DM 1.5L Turbo 4 Cyl PHEV FWD DCT
FOB Jebel Ali
About the Tunisia market
Export New Cars For Sale in Dubai From Jebel Ali Free Zone to Tunisia
Explore a wide range of brand-new export cars for sale in Dubai. Buy and export new vehicles from Jebel Ali Free Zone quickly, securely, and at the best international prices.
Shipping to Tunisia
Primary port
Tunis Port, Sfax Port, La Goulette Port
Transit time
~20–25 days
Import regulations
Tunisia imposes a complex multi-layer duty regime on imported vehicles. Per Trade.gov, the country's MFN tariff structure includes duties as high as 200% on certain goods, with a simple average MFN rate of 19.4% as of 2024. More critically, automobiles face exceptionally high consumption taxes: Trade.gov notes that gasoline-fueled engines incur consumption taxes up to 277%, while diesel-fueled engines face rates as high as 360%. These consumption taxes are calculated on top of the base import duty and apply to vehicles with large engine capacity.
Duty and Tax Layers
When importing a brand-new vehicle into Tunisia, you will encounter import duties (typically in the double-digit percentage range for vehicles), a 3% customs formality fee applied to total duties paid, VAT at 19% (the standard rate), and the consumption tax tied to engine type and size. VAT is calculated on the base price plus duties and all surcharges, compounding the total landed cost significantly.
Compliance and Documentation
The Tunisian customs system requires thorough documentation and may include additional inspections or conformity checks. All import declarations must be accurate and complete, as errors can result in penalties or delays. The combination of tariff duties, consumption taxes, VAT, and the customs formality fee means the final cost of a brand-new vehicle can easily double or triple the FOB price, depending on engine specifications.
Verify with the destination's customs authority before shipping — duty rates vary by engine size, fuel type, and buyer category.
Key points
- Consumption tax rates reach 277% for gasoline engines and 360% for diesel engines, applied on top of all other duties
- VAT at 19% applies to base price plus import duties, surcharges, and consumption taxes
- Customs formality fee of 3% is added to the total duties paid
- Brand-new vehicles are subject to the full duty regime; no exemption for new status
Documents you'll need
- Bill of Lading — Original
- Commercial Invoice — Original + 2 copies
- Packing List — Original + 1 copy
- Certificate of Origin — Original + 1 copy
- Chassis and VIN Certificate — Original
- Vehicle Registration Certificate or Factory Certificate — Showing engine type and displacement
- Import Declaration Form — Completed by consignee or customs broker
- Proof of Payment of Duties and Taxes — Required prior to customs clearance
Sources (1)
- Trade.gov · Tunisia Country Commercial Guide · June 29, 2026