Moroccan Women, Marriage and Rising Singlehood at 50
31 July 2026
Long-term singlehood is becoming more common in Morocco. In 2024, 12.4% of women reached the age of 50 without having married, a proportion that has risen sharply since the (…)
31 July 2026
Long-term singlehood is becoming more common in Morocco. In 2024, 12.4% of women reached the age of 50 without having married, a proportion that has risen sharply since the (…)
30 July 2026
Deafening music, loudspeakers and festivities that extend late into the night: in Morocco, some weddings transform a family’s joy into a real ordeal for residents of entire (…)
30 July 2026
Being married to a French citizen for several years is not sufficient to apply for French nationality. When the marriage was celebrated in Morocco, its registration in the (…)
29 July 2026
Getting divorced in Morocco is not enough to immediately change your marital status in France. As long as the Moroccan decision has not been verified and registered in French (…)
28 July 2026
A divorce pronounced in Morocco can end the marriage, but Belgian administration must still recognize it and update the civil status. Without this procedure, the person may (…)
27 July 2026
In Marrakech, wedding professionals are noticing a sharp drop in bookings this summer. Rising prices, heat, declining MRE clientele and changing habits are pushing many couples (…)
27 July 2026
A child born in Morocco to a French parent is not automatically registered in the French civil registry. To obtain a French birth certificate, update the family record book and (…)
26 July 2026
Bringing a spouse or children from Morocco to France depends not only on marriage, residence permit or income. Housing is also examined closely, and an apartment that is too (…)
25 July 2026
A marriage celebrated in Morocco is not always sufficient to settle in France with your spouse. Long-stay visa, registration of the marriage certificate, proof of common life (…)
23 July 2026
A marriage celebrated in Morocco is not always automatically registered in Belgian records. To produce its full effects in Belgium, the Moroccan act must meet several (…)