Sea freight from France to Tunisia
Marseille to Radès, in full or shared containers
France is one of Tunisia’s main trading partners, and Marseille is a short sailing from Radès. We ship your goods from France to Tunisia in full containers (FCL) or shared ones (LCL), or by road door to door: collection at your supplier, the export formalities in France through our partner network, customs clearance in Tunisia and delivery, with every fee in the quote. Shipping the other way? We organise exports from Tunisia to France too.
Current rate on this route
An indicative spot rate. Send us your goods, port and dates for a firm price.
Marseille – Rades
- Customs clearance on request
- Cargo insurance on request
- Supplier check on request
Indicative spot rates. Duties and taxes are quoted separately.
What we take care of
- Collection at your supplier in France
- Export formalities in France through our partners
- Space booked with the carrier
- Bill of lading or CMR consignment note
- Import customs clearance in Tunisia
- Delivery to your warehouse
Questions about France to Tunisia
Road is door to door and suits urgent or smaller loads; a container by sea is often cheaper for full loads. We compare both in your quote. See Air, ocean or road: choosing the right route.
Industrial goods of EU origin can enter Tunisia without customs duty under the EU–Tunisia Association Agreement, when a valid proof of origin comes with them. Other goods and taxes such as VAT follow their own rules; we show them separately in the quote.
Yes. We organise exports from Tunisia to France by sea, road and air, with the export documents checked before departure. See Shipping from Tunisia to the EU: the document checklist.
By sea, usually about 4 to 6 days from Marseille to Radès, with several sailings a week; by road, it depends on the place of collection. We confirm the transit time and the next sailing with your quote, and keep you updated at every stage.
Documents and proof of origin
For goods from France, Tunisian customs usually ask for the commercial invoice, the packing list and the transport document (bill of lading by sea, CMR consignment note by road). For goods of EU origin, an EUR.1 certificate or an origin declaration on the invoice lets you claim the preferential duty rate where it applies.
Ask your supplier for the proof of origin before the goods leave: it is much harder to obtain afterwards. Our guide Incoterms 2020 explained shows who arranges which formality, depending on the rule you agree.
Request a quote from France
Tell us what you ship, from where and when
We reply with a price that includes every fee. Prefer to talk? Call us on +216 70 295 255 or write to info@kyranislogistics.com.