The French government plans to massively increase university fees for non-EU students by strictly enforcing the 2019 reform. This decision is already sparking anger from student unions, which denounce the measure as precarious and discriminatory.
Morocco is accelerating its transition with the « Morocco Digital 2030» strategy . Minister Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni is focusing on training 22,500 graduates, deploying 5G, and dematerializing public services.
Faced with precariousness and administrative constraints, many foreign students in France are slipping into undeclared work. Between exploitation and threats of expulsion, the case of Leila, a Moroccan student, illustrates this trap of the underground economy.
In southern France, associations and lawyers denounce the serious failures of the Bouches-du-Rhône prefecture. The forced digitalization of procedures is plunging thousands of foreigners into extreme precariousness, depriving them of their fundamental rights.
Moroccan students will now have to justify 1,050 euros per month to obtain a Belgian visa, compared to 835 euros previously. This tightening of financial requirements aims to prevent precariousness and migratory abuses according to the Brussels authorities.
The socialist group in the House of Representatives has questioned Nasser Bourita about the fate of Moroccans stranded in Iran. This request follows the closure of Iranian airspace after the recent American and Israeli attacks.
The Foreign Exchange Office has unveiled a major easing of regulations for 2026. Currency allowances for business travel, tourism, and studies abroad are being increased to support the international opening of the economy.
The Constitutional Council upheld the exclusion of non-European and non-scholarship students from receiving personalized housing assistance (APL). This 2026 budget measure, denounced as “national preference,” now makes access to the aid conditional on two years of residency.
Mathis Vérité, an 18-year-old high school student from Normandy, has sparked a vast wave of solidarity thanks to a daily sporting challenge. By walking the distance between his home and his high school to raise funds for bicycles for children in Morocco, he raised more than 30 000 euros this Thursday, smashing his initial target.
Parents of students enrolled in French establishments in Morocco will face unprecedented tuition fee increases starting next school year. This financial turning point, marked by regular annual increases, is accompanied by a new development that is crystallizing tensions: the introduction of annual registration fees, a previously unseen measure in this network.
The Kénitra–Fès railway line was abruptly paralyzed yesterday, Friday, January 23. Flooding on the tracks forced the National Railway Office (ONCF) to temporarily suspend traffic. This sudden rise in water has transformed the daily journey of many Moroccans into an endless wait in the stations of the region.
This is the New Year’s gift from the Office des Changes . Since January 1, 2026, the locks have been removed on foreign exchange allocations. Students, travelers and online shopping addicts now have significantly increased ceilings. Here are the details of what you can spend.