A man held in the Netherlands presented himself as Moroccan for months, but the embassy could not confirm his nationality. The authorities then approached Algeria. Before the court, he eventually said he was Algerian, while accusing the administration of pursuing that avenue too late.
A retiree had been granted an AOW pension in the Netherlands calculated at the single-person rate. Two months later, he married in Morocco without notifying the pension authority. The SVB eventually recalculated twenty months of payments from the date of the marriage.
They had gone to work in the Netherlands, intending to return to Morocco. On October 30, an exhibition in The Hague will look back at the history of these workers and their families. Sixty people will recount, through photographs and personal testimonies, six decades of labor immigration.
A Moroccan couple living in the Netherlands obtained their divorce in Tangier. Dutch justice recognizes the separation and the child support, but refuses to apply the Moroccan court’s decisions concerning their two children.
A Moroccan woman has been contesting for three years the refusal of the visa she requested to visit her husband in the Netherlands. The court has now authorized the Dutch ministry not to disclose the profiles used by its application-analysis algorithm.
A former bank account in Morocco and €6,000 paid by his sons led the authorities to deny social assistance to a heavily indebted man. Faced with the risk of the entire family being evicted, the Dutch courts have nevertheless just ordered the provisional reinstatement of the benefit.
A Moroccan man held in detention in the Netherlands says he wants to return voluntarily to Morocco after retrieving his diplomas and driving licence left in Spain. The court nevertheless refuses to release him, considering that the risk of absconding remains too high.
Former Moroccan-Dutch footballer Ahmed Ammi has died at the age of 45 from intestinal cancer. Born in Temsamane, he played more than 300 professional matches in the Netherlands before coaching Fortuna Sittard’s youth teams.
A Moroccan man admitted that he had deliberately left his passport and identity card in Turkey to avoid possible deportation. The Dutch justice system partially upheld his arguments regarding the procedure, but ultimately maintained the rejection of his asylum application and its consequences.
Two Moroccan children, born in 2009 and 2011, remain separated from their mother, who lives in the Netherlands. Out of school for over a year and without stable parental care in Morocco, according to their stepfather, they have just seen their appeal rejected by the Dutch courts.
Holder of long-term resident status in Spain, a Moroccan national was refused permission to settle in the Netherlands despite having 23,107 euros in his account. The Rotterdam court has just annulled this decision.
A Moroccan living in the Netherlands lost his residence permit after an expert assessment established that he was not the biological father of a girl born in 2017. This decision then barred him from access to long-term resident status, but the courts have now intervened.