Tariq Abla_Heba Press
There is great concern among a group of students from the National School of Commerce and Management of Settat, third year, who have moved to complete their university studies at the University of…
HEC-ULIÈGE in Belgium on the basis of having obtained a master’s degree two years ago, when they were surprised to be granted a residence permit limited to one year, non-renewable.
The students concerned added that the Belgian authorities in the city of Liège told them that it was the Belgian consulate in Rabat, Morocco, which had issued them a visa with the B7 privilege for exchange students, which did not allow them to renew their residence. The worst is that the latter (the duration of residence) will expire before taking the first year exams, which will put them in an illegal situation.
According to information obtained by Heba Press on site, the students concerned, numbering more than twenty, found themselves victims of administrative measures which threaten their academic future and put them in a dark tunnel, knowing that they are engaged in a two-year international stay. program of study enabling them to obtain a master’s degree.
The affected students are calling on the relevant authorities to intervene to remedy their administrative situation, according to which they are allowed to renew their residence certificate in order to complete their studies in this European country.
