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Provide the yacht, crew, route, timing and type of assistance required.
Djerba Houmt Souk is Tunisia’s southernmost Customs-listed pleasure port and the gateway to Djerba. Send the yacht, crew, route and timing details for review before a possible introduction to a suitable local agent.
Prepare the applicable records before arrival or departure.
Tunisia Yacht Clearance reviews your request and may introduce you to a suitable yacht-clearance agent serving Djerba Houmt Souk. The agent can confirm the current procedure, documents, berth, attendance requirements and expected costs before you proceed.
Provide the yacht, crew, route, timing and type of assistance required.
We assess the likely formalities and available local coverage for Djerba Houmt Souk.
The selected agent can confirm authority sequence, documents, timing, permissions and current fees.
Tunisian yacht formalities depend on the international route, yacht flag and use, crew nationalities, visa position and current port-security arrangements.
Send the ETA, yacht particulars, last and next ports and crew details to the receiving port or agent and obtain acceptance.
Confirm the assigned clearance berth and approach instructions at Port de plaisance de Djerba Houmt Souk.
Use only the instructed approach and berth, keep documents ready and remain aboard until landing is authorised.
Present passports, crew list, yacht registration, ownership authority, insurance, previous clearance and any stores declaration requested.
Obtain the permission or port clearance required before moving from Djerba Houmt Souk to another Tunisian port.
Complete outward immigration, Customs and port clearance and retain the last-port document for the next country.
Djerba Houmt Souk serves the Southeast & Djerba and is Tunisia’s southernmost Customs-listed pleasure port and the gateway to Djerba. Houmt Souk is served by the Djerba frontier Customs office. Shallow approaches and local conditions require current marina guidance before arrival. Common approaches include Malta to Djerba, Mahdia to Djerba, Lampedusa, Italy to Djerba. Onward routes include Djerba to Mahdia, Djerba to Malta, Djerba towards Zarzis and Libya.
State the last port, next port and whether Djerba Houmt Souk is the international arrival, departure or a later domestic stop.
Gather passports, visas where required, registration, insurance, crew list and previous-port clearance.
Ask the marina, harbour master or local agent to confirm acceptance, berth and authority attendance at Djerba Houmt Souk.
Keep entry, Customs, movement and exit papers available aboard throughout the stay.
Route planning around Djerba Houmt Souk commonly includes Houmt Souk, Ajim, Zarzis, Gabès. Include the actual berth and full route so the agent can confirm the correct entry port and local sequence.
Include Houmt Souk in the route details so the agent can confirm the appropriate clearance location and practical arrangements.
Include Ajim in the route details so the agent can confirm the appropriate clearance location and practical arrangements.
Include Zarzis in the route details so the agent can confirm the appropriate clearance location and practical arrangements.
Include Gabès in the route details so the agent can confirm the appropriate clearance location and practical arrangements.
Last port, next port, yacht status and crew nationality can change the formalities required.
Provide the previous clearance, yacht papers, crew details and visa information before the passage so the Djerba Houmt Souk arrival sequence can be arranged.
Request Djerba Houmt Souk arrival assistance →Before leaving Djerba Houmt Souk, confirm outward formalities and the requirements for the next port.
Request Djerba Houmt Souk departure assistance →Do not assume free movement between ports. Confirm reporting, destination permission and the authority sequence for the next Tunisian harbour.
Plan the coastal port sequence →Restricted waters, commercial traffic and berth availability can change the approach. Follow current official and agent guidance.
Request port guidance →Except in a justified emergency, a pleasure yacht arriving from abroad may berth only at a Tunisian port served by Customs. The official pleasure-port list covers Tabarka, Bizerte, Sidi Bou Said, La Goulette-Nord, Kélibia, Yasmine Hammamet, Port El Kantaoui, Monastir, Mahdia and Djerba Houmt Souk.
Tunisian Customs provides an online pleasure-craft entry declaration. Complete it before arrival, then present the printed summary or screen capture at the Customs office in the marina.
The entry declaration records yacht particulars, owner or user, route and every crew member or passenger. A pleasure manifest also records provisions, alcohol, tobacco, weapons and electronic equipment aboard.
After entry formalities, Customs endorses the permit of free circulation. Keep the declaration and permit aboard; while valid they allow use of Tunisian waters and visits to other Tunisian ports without repeating Customs entry.
A foreign pleasure yacht owned or used by a person principally resident outside Tunisia may receive temporary admission. The published use period is 180 days in any 365-day period, with an immobilisation procedure available when the yacht is laid up.
A foreign yacht under temporary admission must remain for the personal use of the owner or authorised user. Local hire, lending, sale or other profit-making use is restricted unless separately authorised.
Before sailing abroad, present identity documents, passenger and crew lists, the stores list and the permit of free circulation to the Customs office at the departure port and obtain the exit declaration.
Arrange the request before reaching Djerba Houmt Souk; a berth reservation alone may not complete border or Customs coordination.
Houmt Souk is served by the Djerba frontier Customs office. Shallow approaches and local conditions require current marina guidance before arrival.
Do not rely on old fees, office times, contact numbers or authority sequences without current confirmation.
Carry clear digital and printed copies of yacht, insurance, passport, crew and previous-clearance records.
State the yacht’s flag, private or commercial use, ownership and intended movements in Tunisia accurately.
Use only the approach, berth and anchorage confirmed by the competent authorities.
Port de plaisance de Djerba Houmt Souk is treated as an official yacht entry point. Houmt Souk is served by the Djerba frontier Customs office. Shallow approaches and local conditions require current marina guidance before arrival.
Route planning commonly includes Houmt Souk, Ajim, Zarzis, Gabès. The agent can confirm the international clearance point and later movement requirements.
Relevant routes include Malta to Djerba, Mahdia to Djerba, Lampedusa, Italy to Djerba. The process depends on the previous and next ports, yacht status and crew nationalities.
Yes. A yacht arriving from abroad should use an accepted maritime entry point and complete port, immigration, Customs and security formalities before anyone lands or the yacht moves elsewhere.
Prepare passports and visas where required, yacht registration, ownership authority, insurance, crew list, skipper qualification, previous-port clearance and port-acceptance correspondence.
Do not assume unrestricted movement. Confirm departure reporting, destination permission and any repeated authority formalities before each coastal passage.
The formal requirement varies by port, but advance local coordination is strongly advisable where authorities attend on request or the port is primarily commercial.
Tunisia Yacht Clearance collects the request, reviews the voyage details and may introduce the skipper to a suitable local yacht-clearance agent. It is not a government authority and does not make official clearance decisions.
Use this page for Djerba Houmt Souk arrival, departure and Tunisian yacht-paperwork assistance.