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Schengen Visa Expenses for Tunisians Reached 43 Million TND1 min read

By Editorial Staff August 19, 2024
Written by Editorial Staff August 19, 2024
Schengen visa application fees for Tunisians are on the brink of a sharp increase, potentially jumping from €80 to €90
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According to a Schengen News report, Schengen visa application expenses for Tunisians reached €12.7 Million in 2023.

The Schengen visa application fees are set to increase from €80 to €90. This represents an increase of 12.5 per cent in visa fees for Tunisian nationals. This will soon cause the expenditure levels of Tunisians to reach over €14 million.

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