Clinique Pasteur

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Clinique Pasteur is specialised in dental care, aesthetic surgery, IVF and hair transplant. Founded in 1973, this certified clinic is located in Tunis, Tunisia. See patient reviews, before/after photos and request the price of surgical operations abroad. Fill in the form for a free pre-diagnosis. Fast response.

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Clinique Pasteur, Tunis, Tunisia πŸ₯‰

πŸ₯ Presentation

Clinique Pasteur is a private multidisciplinary facility in the Centre Urbain Nord of Tunis, opened in March 2015. It provides cardiovascular, bariatric, aesthetic and orthopaedic surgery, has a maternity unit and a 24/7 emergency department.

The building extends from the second basement to the seventh floor[1]. At its opening, the clinic announced 10 operating theatres, including one aseptic room, 13 cardiac intensive care beds, 14 adult and paediatric intensive care beds, 52 single rooms, 7 comfort rooms, 2 suites and 3 VIP suites[2]. The investment amounted to 55 million dinars.

Front view of Clinique Pasteur in Tunis

About thirty private medical practices surround the clinic[2]. Its imaging department includes an MRI, a dual-energy CT scanner and a mammography unit[3].


πŸ’Ό Areas of expertise

The cardiac unit includes cardiovascular and thoracic surgery, a cardiac intensive care unit, a cardiology intensive care unit (CICU), a catheterisation laboratory for interventional cardiology and rhythmology, and a cardiac investigations centre (echocardiography, Holter monitoring)[1].

Bariatric surgery is one of the clinic’s highlighted activities, and it also offers a nutritional coaching centre for weight loss follow-up[3].

Patient room at Clinique Pasteur

The clinic also covers aesthetic and reconstructive surgery, general, laparoscopic and oncological surgery, obstetrics and gynaecology, urology, ENT, orthopaedics, neurosurgery and paediatric surgery[4]. There are also centres for endoscopy, neurophysiological and urodynamic investigations, and a day hospital (ambulatory surgery, chemotherapy, health check-ups).


πŸ’Ά Procedure prices

Clinique Pasteur does not publish a price list. The price depends on the procedure, the type of room and the length of hospital stay.

For international patients, the clinic provides a detailed, free, no-obligation quote based on the medical file[5].


πŸ§‘β€βš•οΈ Team

Like most private Tunisian clinics, Clinique Pasteur hosts independent doctors who operate on their patients there. The official website does not publish a list of practitioners. Among the surgeons working there:

  • Dr SofiΓ¨ne Ayadi, bariatric surgeon[6]
Procedure room at Clinique Pasteur

Before committing, ask for the name of the surgeon who will operate on you and check their registration with the Tunisian Medical Council.


πŸŽ₯ Presentation video


πŸ“Έ Clinic photos

Some views of Clinique Pasteur:

Building exterior of Clinique Pasteur
Operating room at Clinique Pasteur

🧭 Your stay

For a patient coming from abroad, the clinic describes a five-step journey: information request, study of the medical file and quote, appointment planning, treatment and hospitalisation, then discharge with follow-up instructions[5].

Rooms are divided into single rooms, comfort rooms and VIP suites, all with private bathroom, air conditioning, wifi and television; the maternity unit has standard and VIP rooms[7]. Patient records are computerised[1]. A relative can accompany the patient during the stay, to be specified when booking[5].


✈️ Practical information

Clinique Pasteur is located in the Centre Urbain Nord, a few kilometres from Tunis-Carthage International Airport. The staff speaks French, Arabic and English[5]. British citizens do not need a visa for stays of up to 90 days, but must present a valid passport[8].

Clinique Pasteur logo

The international patient service states that it organises transfers between the airport, accommodation and the clinic, and helps to book nearby lodging[5]. The conditions (free or charged) are to be confirmed in the quote.


πŸ›οΈ Services announced by the clinic

On its page for international patients, the clinic announces: a free, no-obligation quote, organisation of transfers between the airport, accommodation and the clinic, help with booking lodging, the possibility of being accompanied by a relative, and a team contactable after returning home[5]. The exact content of each service is detailed in the quote.


🏨 Hotels near the hospital


πŸ“… Waiting times & duration

Appointment waiting times depend on the surgeon and the specialty: the date is set after the medical file is reviewed. The length of stay in Tunis varies according to the procedure, from a few days for ambulatory or aesthetic surgery to more than a week for major surgery, allowing time for the first post-operative check-up.

The surgeon specifies during the consultation the duration of the operation, the hospital stay, and the date when flying home is possible.


πŸ“Š Key data

IndicatorValue
OpeningMarch 2015
Operating theatres (at opening)10, including 1 aseptic room
Intensive care (at opening)27 beds (13 cardiac, 14 adult and paediatric)
Rooms (at opening)64 (single, comfort, suites, VIP suites)
Emergency24/7
LanguagesFrench, Arabic, English

❓ FAQ

It is a private multidisciplinary clinic opened in 2015 in the Centre Urbain Nord of Tunis. It notably provides cardiovascular, bariatric, aesthetic and orthopaedic surgery, and has a 24/7 emergency department.

The clinic announces a free quote, organisation of transfers between the airport, accommodation and the clinic, help with booking lodging, and a contact after returning home. The exact content of the services is detailed in the quote.

It depends on the procedure: a few days for ambulatory or aesthetic surgery, more than a week for major surgery. The surgeon determines the length during the consultation.

The clinic staff speaks French, Arabic and English.

The clinic is located in the Centre Urbain Nord, a few kilometres from Tunis-Carthage Airport. The international patient service can organise the transfer; otherwise, a taxi is the simplest option.

The clinic has an MRI, a dual-energy CT scanner, a mammography unit, a cardiac catheterisation laboratory and a cardiac intensive care unit. No international accreditation (JCI) is mentioned on its website.

Yes. The clinic provides a detailed, free, no-obligation quote based on your medical file.


πŸ“ Location

Address: Clinique Pasteur, Centre Urbain Nord, 1003 Tunis, Tunisia. Telephone: +216 36 402 000; emergency: +216 36 402 076[1]. The Centre Urbain Nord is the business district north of Tunis city centre.

About thirty private medical practices are located around the clinic[2]. Tunis-Carthage International Airport is a few kilometres away.


πŸ”— Useful links


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🏁 Conclusion

Opened in 2015 in the Centre Urbain Nord of Tunis, Clinique Pasteur is a private multidisciplinary clinic focused on cardiovascular and bariatric surgery. It has a 24/7 emergency department, an MRI and a CT scanner, and a dedicated service for international patients that provides a free quote. It does not publish prices or a list of doctors: ask for the name of the surgeon before you travel.


Clinique Pasteur Reviews

Hali M.
Hali M.
17:41 11 Oct 20
My 5 stars do not go to Clinic Pasteur but to the employees working there. Today I had my second MRI at Clinic Pasteur and the radiology department is really the only thing that I could recommend to you all. I would genuinely like to thank Achraf and Mohammed for their extreme patience, kindness, and utmost professionalism. My first MRI was on my head and I have absolutely HORRIBLE veins. When I say HORRIBLE, it takes nurses usually half an hour to maybe an hour to find my veins but Mohammed was able to find them quickly and it did not hurt nor did he dig through to get the needle into the vein. Today was the same, I got an MRI on my pelvis and while I was laying down he found the vein and put the needle in. Achraf was extremely patient and kind throughout the whole process. He made sure I was comfortable and despite the lack of equipment (the headphones did not work) he kept a smile on his face and was extremely professional. He injected the contrast and I did not feel a thing. He also let my mother stay nearby and when everything was finished they assured us that we would get the results tomorrow and greeted us with smiles on their faces wishing a speedy recovery to me.If I'm going to recommend anything out of this clinic, it is their radiology department. Sundays are not busy, you'll go in quickly and they will make sure you're comfortable at all times. Again, radiology department is all I recommend out of this clinic and trust me we've tried other things here and the radiology department is the only thing I recommend. Make sure you guys get these 2 professionals during your test, you won't regret it!
Monica Kountz
Monica Kountz
12:56 04 Nov 22
Listen..... like too many hospitals and facilities the nurses and staff don't receive the RECOGNITION they deserve. I am here to tell you, here.....most of the nurses are EXCEPTIONAL the staff that brings your food (wonderful) Housekeeping (kind and wonderful). People forget once you are out of surgery or need aide of any kind it is the staff,Nurses,Orderly etccc.... that help you and comfort you..they are the reason I can write this review. Thank you..really thank you.
Kelly Thompson
Kelly Thompson
20:24 21 Feb 19
I am 44 years old, I paid to have a tubal ligation reversal in Tunisia back in September 2018. It took a while to save the money and due to my age it was something that had to be done pretty quickly. So after having all my tests done in the UK to make sure my partner and I could still conceive we used a company medigo as a go between for this hospital. We flew to Tunisia on the Friday I was booked into the hospital for the Monday. I had my procedure done Tuesday morning I was in surgery for 2. 5 hours. While I was in recovery the surgeon told my partner that it went well was successful and my tubes were open and we could try for a child after my 2nd cycle. So we tried and month after month nothing just kept getting extremely heavy periods & clotting. So after 4 months I asked my doctors if they would do a test to check as I had this horrible gut feeling they were not rixed. I went for a hsg and just like I thought my fallopian tubes we're still completely blocked. I was devastated. Not only had I spent time money travelling there and disappointment every month to actually have it confirmed that they either did not do the surgery and just opened me up or they made it worse or bodged it up. That's it for me now there is no way I will ever have a child me and my partner so desperately wanted they have took it away from us. So my advice would be stay clear of cheap surgery and especially this hospital as finding a solicitor who can represent you will be difficult because of jurisdiction. I am not giving up I am seeking legal representation even if it means I have to pay for it myself they will not get away with what they have done to us. It's caused my partner and I extrem stress, and upset.
Aysha tanour
Aysha tanour
17:41 25 Aug 17
Not recommended for the following reasons. Despite the skills of the medical staff, nurses are completely careless about their patients, they treat you like S**T . You are just a piece of cake for this clinic and you have to struggle for your life. The other darkest side is that they will never disclose surgery-related complications and that's what led one of my relatives to develop a post-surgery infection that cost him his life at a young age.The bottom line is that it's a total rip off. They only want your MONEY!!!
Kyle Perez
Kyle Perez
12:47 22 May 19
I am unsure of the care these people provide, but over the phone I asked, in French, do you speak English? Two times in a row without hesitation, they hung up on me. Not even an attempt to communicate with me. I need surgery but just from the few seconds I have on the phone with these people, I would not trust them with a scalpel anywhere near me.If you speak the language maybe you will have a different experience.
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πŸ“š Sources & references

[1] Clinique Pasteur Tunis. The clinic. Accessed in 2026. View source

[2] WebManagerCenter. Tunisia, health: Clinique Pasteur aims to be a Maghreb centre for cardiovascular care (7 April 2015). Accessed in 2026. View source

[3] Clinique Pasteur Tunis. Centres. Accessed in 2026. View source

[4] Clinique Pasteur Tunis. Surgeries. Accessed in 2026. View source

[5] Clinique Pasteur Tunis. International patients. Accessed in 2026. View source

[6] BARIAlink. Clinique Pasteur Tunis. Accessed in 2026. View source

[7] Clinique Pasteur Tunis. Hospitalisation. Accessed in 2026. View source

[8] France Diplomatie. Travel advice: Tunisia, entry and stay. Accessed in 2026. View source

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