Jerba Property Offers for Foreigners

The article addresses claims regarding some property owners on the island of Djerba offering their houses and lands for sale at prices three to four times the market value, with mentions of potential buyers linked to Israel. It explains that Tunisian laws impose restrictions on the sale of real estate to foreigners, especially agricultural land, which is exclusively owned by Tunisians according to Law No. 5 of 1964. Such sales require prior authorization from the wali (governor) and the Central Bank if the buyer is non-resident. The article emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between rumors and official documentation, while highlighting the legal procedures governing the purchase of real estate by foreigners in Tunisia.

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