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Spanish court Upholds Moroccan domestic worker
The Supreme Court in Madrid has overturned an administrative decision that prohibited a Moroccan domestic worker from obtaining a residence and work visa in Spain. The decision came after the authorities doubted the legitimacy of their employment relationship and relied on insufficient evidence. The court affirmed that the circumstances surrounding domestic work require flexibility in scheduling, and that the information provided by the worker aligns with the nature of the job. This justifies the rejection of the original decision and affirms her legitimacy. With this ruling, the judiciary mandates the authorities to grant the visa and cancels the rejection decision, holding the state responsible for the legal costs.
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