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Warden Message
 
January 16, 2011

The Department of State has authorized the departure of Embassy family members from Tunisia. U.S. citizens in Tunisia should closely examine their security situation in light of this and other recent developments and consider departing Tunisia. The U.S. Department of State has arranged for a chartered aircraft to transport departing personnel to Rabat, Morocco on early Tuesday morning, January 18, 2011.

U.S. citizens who wish to be transported from Tunis to Rabat should reply by e-mail to tunisiaunrestamcit@state.gov . The name, date of birth, gender, citizenship and travel document number, as indicated on the biographical page of each traveler's travel document must be submitted, as well as each non-U.S. citizen's relationship to the U.S. citizen family member. Please also include a valid contact e-mail or telephone number for each family. Anyone using this transportation will be required to sign a promissory note and reimburse the U.S. government for the full contract cost per traveler. Onward travel, including ground transportation in Rabat, will not be arranged nor sponsored by the U.S. government and will be the responsibility of the traveler.

U.S. citizens and their immediate family members (spouses and children) will have priority for available seats. All those desiring to travel to Rabat on this flight must have valid travel documents and be able to enter Morocco. Moroccan visa support will not be provided; however, U.S. citizens do not require a visa to enter Morocco for a temporary visit. Those who have requested to be transported should report with no more than one piece of checked luggage and no more than one carry-on bag per traveler. Pets will not be allowed on this charter flight. Normal prohibitions on items and other normal security restrictions will be observed. Ground transportation to the airport will be provided from the Embassy to the airport. No parking will be available for travelers' vehicles.

For additional information, please contact TunisUnrestAmcit@state.gov .

The Embassy is located in the Les Berges du Lac suburb of Tunis.  The Embassy telephone number is +216 71 107 000 and the Embassy fax number is +216 71 963 263.  The Consular section can also be contacted by email at ConsularTunis@state.gov.