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UN Jobs in Tunisia 2026

Explore active UN jobs and international vacancies in Tunisia, with hiring duty stations, organizations, market insights and application guidance.

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Showing 20 of 20 active roles.

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Medical Administrative Assistant

IOMTunis, Tunisia
General (G-4) · CON13 days leftArabic, French2 days ago
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Communications Officer

UNOPSTunis, Tunisia
Professional (IICA-1) · CON12 days leftEnglish, French2 days ago
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Supply Chain Assistant

IOMTunis, Tunisia
General (G-4)13 days leftFrench, Arabic2 days ago
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Associate Data Specialist

UN RCSTunis, Tunisia
Professional (NO-B)10 days leftEnglish, French +15 days ago
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Driver

OHCHRTunis, Tunisia
General · CON2 days leftArabic, French5 days ago
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HR Intern

UNDPTunisia
Intern2 days leftEnglish8 days ago
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Finance and Budget Assistant

UNSMILTunis, Tunisia
General (G-6)21 days leftEnglish, Arabic9 days ago
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Facilitateur(trice) communautaire ميسّر(ة) مجتمعي(ة) – قفصة، مدنين وقبلي

FAOMultiple
Volunteer (via UNV)5 days leftArabic, French9 days ago
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Urban Climate Intern

UN-HabitatTunis, Tunisia
Intern (I-1)5 days leftEnglish, French10 days ago
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Communications and Knowledge Management Intern

UN-HabitatTunis, Tunisia
Intern (I-1)5 days leftEnglish, French10 days ago
UN-Habitat logo

Intern - Research Assistant

UN-HabitatTunis, Tunisia
Intern (I-1)5 days leftEnglish, French10 days ago
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Project Management and Infrastructure Manager

UNOPSTunis, Tunisia
Professional (LICA-10) · CON3 days leftFrench, English11 days ago
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National Gender Experts (Africa)

UNIDOMultipleRemote
Professional (ISA-NOC) · CON3 days leftEnglish11 days ago
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Ingénieur(e) Agronome

FAOTunisia
Volunteer (via UNV)1 day leftArabic, French +115 days ago
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Communication Assistant

FAOTunisia
Volunteer (via UNV)1 day leftArabic, French +115 days ago
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Assistant à la communication conjointe des Nations unies en Tunisie

UN RCOTunisia
Volunteer (via UNV)8 days leftFrench15 days ago
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National Expert on Access to Finance

UNIDOTunis, Tunisia
Professional (ISA-NOD) · CON4 days leftEnglish, French +117 days ago
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Assistant.e aux Ressources Humaines

UNOPSTunisia
Volunteer (via UNV)8 days leftFrench18 days ago
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Assistant(e) à la communication digitale

UN RCOTunis, Tunisia
Volunteer (via UNV)8 days leftArabic, French22 days ago
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Communications, Knowledge Management and Learning Assistant

UNVTunis, Tunisia
Volunteer (via UNV)8 days leftFrench, English23 days ago

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About Tunisia

Tunisia is a North African country shaped by Mediterranean coast, historic towns and varied regional landscapes. Tunis blends the old Medina, lakeside districts, residential neighbourhoods and commercial areas; Carthage and La Marsa add a coastal rhythm. Sfax, Sousse and inland towns have distinct character.

Practical life in greater Tunis hinges on neighbourhood and daily routes. Rail, tram, buses, taxis and shared transport link districts, but congestion and summer heat affect travel. Markets, beaches, cafés and public spaces support outdoor routines, while housing and transport convenience vary considerably by area.

Tunisia’s international-organization dimension is country based. The UN Country Team works with public institutions and civil society on social cohesion, decent work, economic transformation, climate resilience and inclusion. FAO’s North Africa Subregional Office in Tunis links the country to regional food, rural-development, water and resource-management work.

CapitalTunis
CurrencyTunisian dinar (TND)
Safety Index55.8Moderate
Official LanguagesArabic
Calling Code+216
Bordering CountriesAlgeria and Libya

Tunisia Hiring Duty Stations

All duty stations recorded in the directory, including current vacancies, known headquarters and archived listings. Only locations with an active vacancy are clickable.

  1. Jobs in Tunis13
  2. Jobs in Gafsa1
  3. Jobs in Kebili1
  4. Jobs in Medenine1
  5. Jobs in Sfax
  6. Jobs in Zarzis

Working in Tunisia

Tunis anchors an IGO employment market, mixing country delivery with North African and Mediterranean regional work. FAO’s North Africa subregional coordination, the ILO Maghreb team, UNHCR, IOM, OHCHR, UNOPS and other agencies broaden roles in food systems, migration, labour, rights, health, climate and programme operations. Internationally recruited, national, locally recruited, consultancy, internship and NGO roles have different eligibility, tax, social-security, work-permission and relocation terms. Check the legal employer and contract category rather than relying on the country label.

Why Tunisia

  • Mediterranean and North African reach

    Tunis connects country delivery with regional migration, development and policy partnerships.

  • Governance and rights expertise

    International programmes support rule of law, participation, social inclusion and institutional reform.

  • Diverse employment ecosystem

    UN agencies, civil society and development partners create broad programme and operations pathways.

How to apply for UN jobs in Tunisia

Compare Tunisia vacancies on IGOJobs.com, then apply through the official platform identified by the hiring organisation. Tunis roles may belong to a UN agency, fund, NGO, project partner or regional programme, each with a separate profile, application form and contract model.

1Find the named employer’s notice

Open the official vacancy after comparing roles on IGOJobs. Confirm employer, worksite, contract duration, grade or level, work modality and eligibility. A Tunis listing may be country-programme, regional, consultant or partner recruitment.

2Build the correct candidate profile

Create the profile required by the employer and complete all mandatory fields. Applications in one UN agency’s system do not transfer automatically to another organisation. Map every education, experience, language, technical and competency requirement to evidence.

3Tailor Arabic, French and programme evidence

Arabic is important for national engagement; French is widely relevant in Tunisia’s professional environment; English can be needed for international or regional work. Follow the stated language requirements. Demonstrate results in governance, migration, labour, health, education, climate, rights, gender, data or operations as relevant to the vacancy.

4Verify appointment and work-authorisation status

National and local roles can require Tunisian nationality or existing local eligibility. For ordinary foreign employment, the Ministry of Employment issues either a work-contract visa or an attestation of non-subjection to the contract-visa requirement. Eligible international staff can have a separate employer-led host arrangement.

5Prepare for assessment and offer review

Expect written assessments, technical interviews, presentations, competency panels and references. Before relocating, confirm employer, contract, salary and tax basis, insurance, pension, permit or host-status route, family conditions, travel, housing and the actual reporting location.

Foreign-worker contract visa and exemption certificate

Tunisia’s Ministry of Employment issues two foreign-worker documents: a contract visa or an attestation that the contract is not subject to that visa. Route depends on employer and role. Eligible staff of international organisations may instead have employer-led arrangements under the applicable framework. This is not automatic for consultants, locally recruited staff or partner employees; confirm legal employer, contract, residence process and timing with HR before travel.

Tunisia Market Insights

Current vacancy activity and the career areas represented across active Tunisia listings.

Active jobs

20

Added this month

20

+20 vs last month

Organizations hiring

11

Most active month

August

Most active organization

FAO

Most active duty station

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Tunisia International Careers FAQs

Do I need Tunisian nationality for a UN job?

Not for every position. Internationally recruited posts can be open to eligible applicants of several nationalities, while National Officer, General Service, local consultancy and country-programme roles can require Tunisian nationality, residence or local eligibility. The official notice controls.

Are Arabic or French required?

Both can be important. Arabic is central for national engagement, while French is widely used professionally; English can be essential in regional and international roles. Follow the vacancy’s mandatory and desirable language fields rather than treating a portal language as the requirement.

Which work authorisation applies to foreign staff?

Ordinary foreign hires may need a Ministry of Employment contract visa or exemption attestation, along with the applicable residence steps. Eligible international officials can instead have employer-led arrangements under the relevant agreement. Ask HR about the route for the actual legal employer and contract.

Are all roles in Tunis?

Tunis is the main hub, but field, partner and migration work can involve Sfax, Zarzis or other locations. Confirm the exact office, travel, security conditions, commuting, work modality and relocation support in the written offer.

Can I apply without UN experience?

Yes where the vacancy does not make it mandatory. Government, NGO, research, private-sector, rights, migration, health or programme experience can be competitive when it directly addresses the listed responsibilities. Use clear examples of outcomes, stakeholders and technical contribution.

Do all employers use one application account?

No. UN agencies, funds, NGOs, banks and project partners maintain separate recruitment systems. IGOJobs is useful for comparison, but complete the application only in the official portal named on the notice and meet its document and deadline requirements.