A Moroccan woman had been waiting for nearly eleven months for the renewal of her residence permit. The prefecture responded neither to her request nor in court. The judge has now ordered it to provisionally issue the permit, subject to a penalty, and to pay €1,100.
Married to a Dutchman since 2019, a 57-year-old Moroccan woman still cannot join him. After six unsuccessful attempts at the integration exam, her visa was refused. Dutch justice has just overturned that decision.
After arriving in France with a volunteer visa, a young Moroccan woman subsequently landed a permanent contract as a head of socioeducational services. The Rhône prefecture nevertheless refused her employee residence permit and ordered her to leave France.
Adriana Karembeu will be able to have her daughter stay with her every other week, but she did not obtain her transfer to Monaco. The Monegasque courts are keeping Nina’s habitual residence and schooling in Marrakech, with her father Aram Ohanian.
The court had overturned the withdrawal of her resident card, but the prefect of Haute-Corse appealed. The courts have once again ruled in favor of this Moroccan woman, who arrived in France at the age of 12, and ordered the state to pay her 1,500 euros.
Arriving in France in 2014 to study, a Moroccan woman subsequently obtained a “talent passport – qualified employee.” Twelve years later, the prefecture refused to renew her residence permit, issued her an OQTF and banned her from returning to France for one year.
A Moroccan woman and her three children will not be allowed to remain in the Netherlands to have their asylum application examined there. Despite the threats she says she faces from her brother and her fears for her children, the Dutch justice system has approved their transfer to Spain.
Spain’s Social Security administration demanded €2,755.59 from a Moroccan man after his wife left him and refused to recognize his divorce ruling issued in Oujda. After an initial victory in court, the administration tried to recover part of the sum on appeal.
A Moroccan man who had lived in France since the age of 15 was expelled on the very day he was released from prison. He subsequently managed to have his OQTF and five-year re-entry ban annulled. Yet the courts refused to order France to let him return.
Irish justice authorities are searching for a 50-year-old Moroccan man whose true identity has still been impossible to verify. Initially brought before the court under the name “Unknown Unknown,” he was granted bail before ceasing to appear before the judge.
A Moroccan man had received a favorable response regarding his new residence permit as early as December 2025. Eight months later, his card was still “being produced” and no appointment had been scheduled. The courts have now ordered the prefecture to hand it over to him.
Since 2018, a Moroccan man has submitted seven applications for a residence card in Belgium. The first five were based on his relationship with a Dutch uncle, while the next two relied on his Belgian partner. The latest refusal has ultimately been annulled by the courts.