Learn about the steps to register a phone in Tunisia through the electronic citizen portal, as the Ministry of Communication Technologies has worked to make this service available electronically, which enables one to benefit from it through easy and quick steps, in the context of interest in digital transformation, and through our website we will display the link and steps for registration.
Steps to register a phone in Tunisia
The Ministry of Communication Technologies has provided a phone registration service in Tunisia through the electronic citizen portal, through easy and quick steps, which can be identified through the following:
- Login to the electronic citizen portal.”From here“.
- Enter the digital ID in the field designated for it.
- Enter the serial number.
- Click on the “Save” button.
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Subscribe to the digital identity via the Hawiya application
The digital ID on the phone is linked to the citizen’s ID, and it is possible to subscribe to the national ID through the Hawiya application by following the following steps:
- Download the “Identity” applicationFrom here“.
- Click on “I don’t have an ID.”
- Select accommodation.
- Enter the phone number in the designated box, then click “Next.”
- The digital ID number will then be sent to your phone number.
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Why register your phone through the electronic citizen portal?
There are several goals behind providing the phone registration service through the electronic citizen portal, the most prominent of which are the following:
- Avoid phone blocking after 30 days.
- Benefit from local telecommunications services without facing any problem.
- Maintain data security by using a trusted government platform.
Out of concern for the structural organization of the mobile phone sector in Tunisia, the Ministry of Communications Technologies has provided an electronic phone registration service. This comes within the framework of enhancing the protection of citizens’ personal data and combating forms of theft and forgery.
