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Moroccan Woman Granted Permanent Residency in Switzerland
The Swiss court issued a ruling invalidating the permanent residence permit of a Moroccan citizen who had been living in Switzerland since 2008. This came after it was proven that she had long and repeated absences from the country. The court rejected her justification that she was stranded in Morocco due to COVID-19 restrictions, confirming that her absences exceeded six months continuously before the pandemic, which led to the loss of her right to permanent residence under Swiss law. Additionally, her attempts to obtain a new permit based on her income and marriage failed because she presented financial evidence indicating she was receiving aid and was heavily in debt, without providing proof of claims regarding domestic violence. The judgment also confirmed that her primary residence had effectively shifted outside Switzerland, leading to the final decision to refuse her application and revoke her residence permit after nearly 18 years of legal disputes.
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