Prosecuted for taking part in a major cannabis trafficking operation between Morocco and the Paris region, Ahmed A. had been sentenced to six years in prison. The Versailles Court of Appeal ultimately acquitted him after an essential part of the proceedings was destroyed.
A woman who took in an abandoned little girl in Meknès through kafala must repay €4,710.99 to the CPAM. French justice considers that this Moroccan institution does not entitle her to the benefits paid for adoption leave.
A retiree born in Morocco must continue repaying more than €10,600 to CAF after several extended stays outside France were discovered. Her Moroccan passport, which she had initially claimed not to possess, played a decisive role during the investigation.
The prefecture wanted to transfer a Moroccan man to the Netherlands and had placed him under house arrest for 45 days. The courts have annulled both decisions: having previously granted him a residence permit for health reasons, France had become responsible for his case.
Admitted to a Master’s program at the University of Lille, a Moroccan man had his student visa rejected twice by France. Just days before the start of the academic year, the court suspends the second refusal and orders the administration to review his application within 48 hours.
A Moroccan woman who has lived in France since 2016 was refused a ten-year resident card on the basis of the Franco-Tunisian agreement. The prefecture subsequently corrected its mistake and refused her a second time. The courts have just annulled both decisions.
Living in France since 2018 with her daughter, who suffers from a serious medical condition, a Moroccan woman sought a residence permit after several years of temporary authorizations. The Douai Administrative Court of Appeal has just rejected her appeal.
Caught with 301 kilos of cannabis herb in his trailer, a Moroccan truck driver living in Spain faced three years in prison and a ten-year ban from French territory. The court ultimately acquitted him on the criminal charges, but left him with a customs bill of €1.445 million.
After graduating from Kedge Business School with a level 7 professional certification, a Moroccan woman was refused the residence permit that would have allowed her to remain in France to look for a job. The Nord prefecture also issued her an OQTF.
A Moroccan woman holding a “talent passport” saw her permanent employment contract suspended after her temporary residence document expired. Deprived of all her income and threatened with permanently losing her job, she obtained the suspension of the refusal to renew her permit and €1,000 from the state.
King Mohammed VI’s state visit to France is being pushed back once again. Initially planned for autumn 2026, the trip could now take place in January 2027, although this new timeframe remains uncertain.
A Moroccan woman had been refused a residence permit, issued an OQTF without a grace period, given a five-year re-entry ban and placed under house arrest. The courts annulled everything and ordered the prefecture to issue her a residence permit.