Embassy of Tunisia in China

Embassy of the Tunisia Republic in Beijing

Ambassador: H.E. Dhia Khaled
Address: No. 1, San Li Tun Dong Jie, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Postal Code: 100600
Tel: (+86)10 6532 2435, 6532 2436, 6532 7688, 6532 5688
Fax: (+86)10 6532 5818
(+86)10 6532 5044 (for Visa Office)
E-mail: at_beijing@netchina.com.cn
 

You may take a bus and get off at Liangmaqiao or the Agriculture Exhibition Hall bus stop and walk to the Embassy of Tunisia. These two stops are close to the embassy. The buses to Liangmaqiao include No.207, 300, 302, 402, 405, 416, 418, 421, 503, 516, 671, 672, 675, 701, 731, 909, 954 and 974; the buses via Agriculture Exhibition Hall include No.402, 405, 420, 421, 627, 635, 671, 707, 718 and 984. Additionally, you can take the Subway Line 10 to get to Liangmaqiao or Agriculture Exhibition Hall.
 Tunisia emphasizes agriculture, industry and service industry. 35% of its population engages in agricultural production. Food is enough to make the country self-sufficient basically. Olive oil is the major export product. Industry is based on the extraction of phosphate, electromechanical machining and textiles. Among its service industries, tourism is the backbone of the economy.
 Tunisia is located in the north corner of Africa. On its east and north is the Mediterranean. It faces Italy across the sea. The borderline has a total length of 1,300 kilometers. In the north of Tunisia, there are many mountains while the terrain of its middle area is plateau. Its most south area lies in the Sahara Desert.
 The public security of Tunisia is good. There are not terrorist attacks in recent years. Theft and robbery seldom happen. However, you're still suggested not to go out alone at night, not to go to the remote areas. 

 Please contact China Embassy in Tunisia if Tunisians will go to China.