Africa
Tunisia VPN servers
We found 5 providers with VPN servers that give you an IP address from Tunisia. Websites see an address from this country, and your traffic is encrypted all the way to the server.
Confirmed physical servers in Tunisia: 2 of 5 providers. Virtual locations: 2. Not disclosed by the provider: 1. Lists checked on Nov 4, 2026.
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Servers physically in the country
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Norton VPN
Norton’s VPN, sold on its own or as part of Norton 360 plans.
103 countries in the network · HQ: United States
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Avast Premium VPN
Avast’s own VPN, formerly SecureLine, now sold as Avast Premium VPN.
74 countries in the network · HQ: Czechia
Location not confirmed by the provider
These providers don’t say which of their locations are virtual, so we can’t tell whether their server is physically in Tunisia.
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ESET VPN not confirmed
The VPN from Slovak antivirus maker ESET, included in ESET HOME Security plans.
70 countries in the network · HQ: Slovakia
Virtual locations
These providers give you an IP address from Tunisia, but the server is physically located in another country (usually a neighbouring one). To websites you look the same, though latency may be slightly higher.
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NordVPN Partner virtual
One of the largest networks on the map and a strong set of security features.
150 countries in the network · HQ: Panama
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Proton VPN virtual
A Swiss VPN from the makers of Proton Mail, with a free plan and no data cap.
149 countries in the network · free plan · HQ: Switzerland
Why get an IP address from Tunisia?
- You’re abroad and your bank, a shop or a streaming service won’t let you in from a foreign address.
- You’re on hotel, airport or café Wi-Fi and want your traffic encrypted before it leaves your device.
- You need to see how a website, ad or online shop looks to people in this country.
- You’d simply rather websites saw the VPN server’s address than your own.
You pick the country in the VPN app once you’ve signed up. One subscription covers all of a provider’s locations, so you can switch whenever you like.
Using a VPN doesn’t change the law or the terms of the services you use, and some of them restrict content by region.
Tunisia on other Ominuvo maps
- World in NumbersPopulation: 12.3 million (2025)Source: World Bank – WDI: UN World Population Prospects (CC BY 4.0)
- Languages of the worldArabic · official languageSource: Unicode CLDR (Unicode License v3)
- Prices around the worldTunisian dinar (TND)Source: ISO 4217
- Time zones mapUTC+1Source: IANA tz database (public domain)
- Plugs and sockets of the worldType C, E · 230 V · 50 Hz
- National dishes of the world4 national dishes
- Plants of the world8 characteristic plants
- Castles map1 castleSource: Wikidata (CC0 1.0)
- Ghost map1 ghost story