Tunisian Customs to Launch Digital System "Sinda 2" by 2026
The official spokesperson for the Tunisian Customs Directorate, General Chokri Jarraya, announced that the "Sinda 2" digital system for customs operations will be fully operational by 2026. Appearing on National Radio on Wednesday, November 12, 2025, General Jarraya added that this system will represent a significant leap in digitalization within the customs administration.
Key Features of the "Sinda 2" System
- The system will ensure interconnection between various public structures involved in customs operations
- The first applications will be launched by the end of this year
- The new system will bring more transparency, efficiency, and speed to customs services by simplifying procedures for economic actors
Benefits for Economic Actors
- Economic actors will be able to process their files and perform various operations electronically
- The system will facilitate trade exchanges, reduce delays and costs, and strengthen transparency, governance, and anti-corruption efforts
Benefits for Tunisians Residing Abroad
- Tunisians living abroad will be able to perform various procedures remotely, such as:
- Managing vehicle files when leaving the country
- Requesting vehicle waivers
- Requesting permission to leave the country without a vehicle
- Obtaining driving permits
Increased Efficiency and Transparency
- All files will be studied electronically, quickly, and transparently by the relevant structures
- The system will contribute to a more efficient and transparent customs process, benefiting both economic actors and individuals.
