Location: Tunis, Tunisia Currency: TND د.ت Tunisian Dinar
ATMs in Tunis–Carthage Airport (TUN) Locations & Hours
Here’s a complete, traveler-friendly directory of cash-withdrawal options at Tunis–Carthage Airport (TUN), plus extra ATMs and banks near Tunis–Carthage Airport (TUN) in case the airport machines are busy, out of cash, or temporarily offline.
International Arrivals – Main ATM Row (ATM Cluster) — Landside Arrivals Hall
- Location: After Customs exit, in the public Arrivals hall near the main passenger flow toward taxis/pick-up (look for “ATM / GAB” signage)
- Hours: 24/7
International Arrivals – ATM Row A1 — Landside Arrivals Hall
- Location: Public Arrivals hall; first machine in the main ATM row (typically closest to the passenger exit corridor)
- Hours: 24/7
International Arrivals – ATM Row A2 — Landside Arrivals Hall
- Location: Public Arrivals hall; second machine in the main ATM row (often opposite the arrivals waiting area)
- Hours: 24/7
International Arrivals – ATM Row A3 — Landside Arrivals Hall
- Location: Public Arrivals hall; third machine in the main ATM row (frequently nearest to currency-exchange counters)
- Hours: 24/7
International Arrivals – ATM Row A4 — Landside Arrivals Hall
- Location: Public Arrivals hall; fourth machine in the main ATM row (often closest to the doors leading to taxi lanes)
- Hours: 24/7
International Arrivals – Secondary ATM Point (Overflow) — Landside Arrivals Hall
- Location: Public Arrivals hall; secondary/overflow ATM point (look near the ends of the Arrivals hall if the main row is crowded)
- Hours: 24/7
Departures – Landside Check-in ATM Row (ATM Cluster) — Departures Hall
- Location: Departures hall, landside near the check-in area and passenger services (look for “ATM / GAB” signage before security)
- Hours: 24/7
Departures – ATM Row D1 — Departures Hall (Landside)
- Location: Landside Departures hall; first machine in the departures ATM row (usually closest to check-in counters)
- Hours: 24/7
Departures – ATM Row D2 — Departures Hall (Landside)
- Location: Landside Departures hall; second machine in the departures ATM row (often near airline/airport service desks)
- Hours: 24/7
Departures – ATM Row D3 — Departures Hall (Landside)
- Location: Landside Departures hall; third machine in the departures ATM row (typically near the main walkway toward security)
- Hours: 24/7
Post Office ATM — Departures Level (Landside)
- Location: Near the airport post office area on the Departures level (ask any airport staff for “La Poste / Post Office / ATM”)
- Hours: 24/7 (ATM); post office counter hours vary
Terminal II / Secondary Terminal – Arrivals ATM Point — Landside Arrivals
- Location: If you arrive via Terminal II/secondary terminal operations, look for the Arrivals hall ATM point near the public exit
- Hours: 24/7
Terminal II / Secondary Terminal – Departures ATM Point — Landside Departures
- Location: Departures hall in Terminal II/secondary terminal area, before security (follow “ATM / GAB” signs)
- Hours: 24/7
Arrivals – Currency Exchange Kiosk Zone ATM Point — Landside Arrivals Hall
- Location: Public Arrivals hall near currency-exchange kiosks/counters (ATMs are commonly placed nearby)
- Hours: 24/7
Arrivals – Taxi & Pick-up Doors ATM Point (Last-Chance) — Landside Arrivals Hall
- Location: Just before you exit to the taxi/pick-up lanes (useful if you’re paying cash and forgot to withdraw earlier)
- Hours: 24/7
Departures – Near Entrance Doors ATM Point (Last-Chance) — Landside Departures Hall
- Location: Near the main Departures entrance doors (handy if you need cash before heading to check-in)
- Hours: 24/7
Attijari Bank — Near Airport (Charguia area)
- Location: In the wider airport/Charguia business zone (good backup if airport ATMs are busy)
- Hours: Weekday business hours (varies by branch)
Banque Nationale Agricole (BNA) — Near Airport (Charguia area)
- Location: Near the airport access roads in Tunis/Charguia; useful for daytime withdrawals or banking help
- Hours: Mon–Fri business hours (varies by branch)
Banque de Tunisie (BT) — Near Airport (Charguia area)
- Location: Near the airport/industrial zone; good alternative for daytime cash withdrawals
- Hours: Mon–Fri business hours (varies by branch)
BIAT (Banque Internationale Arabe de Tunisie) — Near Airport (Charguia area)
- Location: Near the airport/Charguia district; reliable fallback if you need a staffed branch
- Hours: Mon–Fri business hours (varies by branch)
BH Bank — Near Airport (Charguia / La Soukra area)
- Location: Branches in the nearby neighborhoods (Charguia and La Soukra are common options)
- Hours: Mon–Fri business hours (varies by branch)
Amen Bank — Near Airport (Charguia area)
- Location: Nearby business/industrial zone; useful for daytime banking assistance
- Hours: Mon–Fri business hours (varies by branch)
UIB (Union Internationale de Banques) — Near Airport (Tunis area)
- Location: Nearby Tunis districts reachable by taxi (good backup if you’re heading into the city)
- Hours: Mon–Fri business hours (varies by branch)
Bank ABC Tunisia — Near Airport (Lac / Tunis area)
- Location: Lac/Tunis business districts on the way into town (works well if you’re staying around Lac 1/Lac 2)
- Hours: Mon–Fri business hours (varies by branch)
Tunis–Carthage Airport (TUN) ATMs Walkthrough & Map
Follow the step-by-step walkthrough below to find ATMs when arriving at Tunis–Carthage Airport (TUN). For terminal maps and official airport info, visit Tunis–Carthage Airport (TUN) map/homepage.
International Arrivals (TUN)
- After landing, follow the airport signs for Immigration / Passport Control.
- Complete Immigration, then follow signs to Baggage Claim.
- Collect your luggage, then proceed to Customs and exit into the public Arrivals area.
- As soon as you enter the public Arrivals hall (landside), slow down and look for signs reading “ATM” or “GAB” (French abbreviation commonly used for ATMs).
- Walk toward the main passenger flow leading to the taxi/pick-up exit doors—ATMs are commonly grouped in this Arrivals hall zone.
- Use the Arrivals ATM row first (multiple machines are typically placed side-by-side). If one ATM is out of service or shows a high fee, cancel and try the next machine in the row.
- Withdraw the cash you need before going outside—taxis and small purchases are often easier with cash.
- If you walked outside by mistake, re-enter the Arrivals hall and follow ATM / GAB signage back to the ATM row.
Departures (TUN) — If you need cash before flying out
- Enter the terminal and head to the Departures hall (landside) where check-in counters are located.
- Look around the check-in area for ATM / GAB signage—there is typically an ATM row/cluster landside.
- If you need a backup option, ask for the Post Office (La Poste) area; the airport post office area commonly has an ATM nearby.
- Withdraw cash before security so you’re not rushing and can compare machines if needed.
Terminal II / Secondary Terminal (when used)
- If your flight uses Terminal II or a secondary terminal area, follow the same logic: clear the passenger flow into the public Arrivals hall first.
- Locate ATM / GAB signage near the public exits; ATMs are usually placed where taxis and pick-up are.
- If you can’t find an ATM quickly, ask any airport staff for “Distributeur / GAB” and specify whether you are in Arrivals or Departures.
Quick TUN Landmarks That Mean You’re Close
- If you’ve just exited Customs into the public Arrivals hall, you’re in the most common ATM zone.
- If you can see the outside taxi/pick-up lanes, you’re likely only a few steps from a “last-chance” ATM point near the doors.
- If you’re in Departures and can see the main check-in counters, scan the nearby walls/columns for ATM / GAB signs.
Use the map below to find the nearest ATMs and banks near Tunis–Carthage Airport (TUN), especially if you can’t use the ATMs inside the airport or prefer to withdraw cash outside the airport.
ATM Withdrawal Tips & Advice for Tunis–Carthage Airport (TUN)
- Use the Arrivals ATM row before you exit: The easiest place to withdraw cash at TUN is typically the public Arrivals hall right after Customs—don’t walk outside first unless you’ve already withdrawn what you need.
- Ask for “ATM” or “GAB”: At TUN, you’ll often hear/see GAB (French abbreviation) in addition to “ATM.” Saying “GAB, s’il vous plaît” helps staff direct you faster.
- Withdraw a taxi-ready amount in small bills: If the ATM gives you only large notes, consider doing a second, smaller withdrawal (or using a nearby exchange counter) so you have smaller denominations for taxis, SIM cards, snacks, and tips.
- Try another machine in the same row if a fee looks high: Tunis–Carthage Airport typically has multiple ATMs grouped together—if one shows an unexpected fee, cancel and try the next ATM a few steps away.
- Expect late-night counter closures but working ATMs: Bank/exchange counters may close at night, but ATMs are usually the dependable option for late arrivals.
- Keep your receipt until you’ve confirmed your balance: If there’s a dispute, having the ATM receipt (with date/time and partial card number) helps your bank investigate.
- Plan a backup near-airport stop if you need a lot of cash: If you need a larger amount (e.g., for longer stays), consider withdrawing a small amount at the airport for transport, then use a branch/ATM in La Soukra / Charguia / Lac during business hours.
FAQs – Tunis–Carthage Airport (TUN) ATMs
Are there ATMs at Tunis–Carthage Airport (TUN)?
Yes—TUN has multiple ATMs, typically grouped in the public Arrivals hall (landside) and also in the Departures hall (landside).
Are TUN airport ATMs open 24/7?
In practice, airport ATMs are generally available around the clock, even when bank counters are closed.
Where are the easiest ATMs to find when I land at TUN?
The easiest area is usually the public International Arrivals hall right after Customs—look for “ATM” or “GAB” signage and find the main ATM row.
Do TUN airport ATMs dispense Tunisian dinars (TND)?
Yes—airport ATMs dispense cash in Tunisian dinars (TND).
What if an ATM declines my card at TUN?
Try another ATM in the same row first, then confirm your bank has enabled international withdrawals and that your daily limit isn’t too low.
What’s the safest way to avoid a bad exchange rate at a TUN ATM?
If the ATM offers to charge your card in your home currency, decline and choose TND so your card network can handle the conversion.
Is there a backup if airport ATMs are out of service?
Yes—use the near-airport banks/ATMs in the Charguia/La Soukra/Lac areas (best during weekday business hours) after withdrawing a small amount for transport at the airport.
Tunis Airport Related Services
- BOOK an AIRPORT HOTEL in Tunis or SLEEPING PODS
- RENT a CAR in Tunis Airport or BOOK a PRIVATE TRANSFER
- STORE your LUGGAGE in Tunis Airport or NEARBY
- BUY a LOCAL eSIM for Tunis, Tunisia or a GLOBAL eSIM