After leaving the Fès region with her husband and their five daughters, Tamo, 35, is now alone in Ceuta after her husband was expelled to Morocco. With no lasting solution for housing her children, including an eight-month-old baby, she eventually received help from a resident of the El Príncipe neighborhood.
A Moroccan man living in Vaucluse had been denied family reunification because his income was deemed insufficient. But the prefecture had overlooked several sources of income and an improvement in his employment situation. A court has now overturned the refusal and ordered it to authorize his wife and their three children to join him.
A French woman hoped to bring her Moroccan husband back to live with their two young children. But the Rabat consulate refused to issue him a visa. Despite the family difficulties cited by his wife, a French court has upheld the decision.
A Moroccan man employed at a restaurant in Trouville-sur-Mer has had his removal order overturned and been granted a residence permit. His employer had warned that he would struggle to replace him and might have to close the restaurant.
Mustafa is thinking of returning to Morocco after nearly two months in Ceuta. His parents are asking him to hold on. To help him, they send him money, clothes and food through Moroccan drivers who cross the border every day.
A Moroccan man who has lived in France since 1992 and holds a permanent contract found himself without pay after his residence documents expired . The Cergy-Pontoise Administrative Court suspended the refusal to renew his residence card and ordered the prefecture to restore his right to work.
Two Moroccans held since late August on suspicion of theft in Ceuta have been acquitted. At the hearing, testimony about payments demanded for staying at the complainant’s home led the judge to refer information about her for a possible investigation.
Brussels is adding 130 million euros to funding for drones and anti-drone systems to strengthen its borders. The European Union also wants to speed up the return of foreigners without the right to stay and expand cooperation with several countries, including Morocco.
The Philippines remains visa-free for Moroccan tourists for stays of up to thirty days. The Moroccan passport is still on the official list of eligible nationalities. However, travelers must have a passport valid for long enough and a return ticket.
A Moroccan man held in detention in Cyprus for thirteen and a half months has won compensation before the European Court of Human Rights. In its ruling of 1 October 2026, the ECHR ordered the state to pay him 5,000 euros for non-pecuniary damage.
Sara, a nuclear engineer who has lived in France for more than ten years, is still waiting for a response to her naturalization application, filed three years ago. The wait is holding back her career plans: the jobs she is interested in often require French citizenship.
A majority of Dutch MPs are calling for the return of migrants who arrived in large numbers in Ceuta, without examining their asylum claims. Adopted on 30 September, the motion also targets people still in the enclave after crossings from Morocco in July.