Short-Term Tourist Rentals: The 2026 Regulatory Crackdown
Airbnb, Booking, furnished rentals: Tunisia adopts a comprehensive legal framework. ONTT registration, taxation, co-ownership consent, sanctions: what owners need to know.
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The Legal Journal
Breaking down Tunisian legal news and key reforms by our firm's lawyers.
Personal Data Protection: Tunisia Prepares Its GDPR Reform
Law n° 2004-63 is about to be replaced. The new text aligns Tunisia with the European GDPR: reinforced consent, deterrent sanctions, expanded INPDP powers.
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Startup Act 2.0: What the 2026 Amendments Change for Tunisian Founders
Eight years after law n° 2018-20, Parliament is revising Tunisia's Startup Act. Stock options, international hiring, investor taxation: a walkthrough of the changes.
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Inheritance Equality in Tunisia: Why the Debate Returns in 2026
After eight years of political silence, the bill on inheritance equality between men and women is back before the Tunisian Parliament. What could change for every Tunisian family.
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2025 Labour Code Reform: What Employers in Tunisia Need to Know
A full breakdown of Law No. 2025-9: the end of labour outsourcing, strict limits on fixed-term contracts, and new powers for the Labour Inspectorate.
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Foreigners Buying Property in Tunisia: A 2026 Legal Guide
The Governor's Permit, currency transfer rules, and upcoming reforms — everything a non-resident or foreign investor must know to legally purchase real estate in Tunisia.
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Shared Custody in Tunisia: A Legal Revolution in the Making
The proposed reform of Tunisia's Personal Status Code could introduce joint custody (co-parenting) for the first time. What divorced and separating parents need to know.
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Tunisia's New Foreign Exchange Code 2026: A Game-Changer for Startups and Freelancers
The proposed new Tunisian Foreign Exchange Code allows residents to hold foreign currency accounts, eases crypto regulation, and eliminates criminal penalties for minor infractions.
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