Tunisia in Iceland
Tunisia has no resident embassy in Iceland. It is covered by the Embassy of Tunisia in Oslo, Norway. Contacts, address and head of mission.
Accredited from abroad
Tunisia has no resident mission in Iceland. It is covered by:
Frequently asked questions
How attractive is Tunisia as a destination for visitors from Iceland?
Tunisia offers a compelling mix of cultural and natural attractions, making it appealing for some Icelandic travelers. With historical sites like Carthage and El Djem, it attracts those interested in archaeology and history. Given that around 100,000 Icelanders travel abroad annually, a portion may find Tunisia an intriguing destination.
Please answer the following question: How safe is Tunisia for tourists coming from Iceland?
Tunisia is generally considered a relatively safe destination for tourists, including those from Iceland. According to the Global Peace Index, Tunisia ranks 72nd out of 160 countries, indicating a moderate level of safety, though it is not as safe as Iceland, which ranks 3rd among 40 European countries for safety while walking alone at night. In terms of crime statistics, Iceland has a significantly lower murder rate of 0.5 per 100,000 people, compared to Tunisia's 4.8. Additionally, female murder rates are also lower in Iceland (0.6) than in Tunisia (1.9). The Global Organized Crime Index shows that while Tunisia faces challenges with organized crime, it still has a lower index for mafia groups (1.0) compared to Iceland (4.5). However, other areas such as state crime (5.5) and human smuggling (7.0) indicate higher risks in Tunisia. Overall, while Tunisia is not as safe as Iceland, it remains a viable travel option with precautions advised for tourists.