Budget as newcomer
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Pregnancy in Tunisia
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Accommodation in Tunisia
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Healthcare in Tunisia
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Opening a bank account in Tunisia
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Work in Tunisia
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Work in Sousse
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Accidents and emergencies in Tunisia
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). I might be able to get a job in a centre de formation as soon as I arrive. But still, I am a bit worried about unexpected costs. My budget that I will have saved for September will be around 8000 dinar. I probably need to buy a refrigerator, basic furniture (but i'm good at diy'ing and don't need any luxury) and kitchen utensils etc. Do you guys have any tips on if this budget is realistic and/or any stories of how you got to Tunisia and on which budget and how you made things work? Any kind of info is welcome! I am also looking for tips on saving money whilst still in Belgium and when I'll have arrived in Kelibia. It might be useful for the discussion to mention I have a in-laws and family and many friends in Kelibia so I don't have to only count on myself for making things work.
Thanks for the info
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