Tunisian authorities restrict access to money transfers for migrants who go through illegal channels. This amount is estimated at 2 billion dollars per year.

Près de 2 milliards de dollars risquent de basculer dans l' informel, à cause de la répression qui s' abat sur les migrants illégaux subsahariens en Tunisia . Many sub-Saharan migrants are unable to produce it, because they are illegal or because police stations are slow to regularize their situation. The government has been promising for weeks the adoption of the new Exchange Code, the ultimate legacy of the former governor of the Central Bank, Marouane Abassi, who should facilitate currency transfers, but Parliament has not yet received the