The Tunisian airline Tunisair is offering an opportunity for Tunisian nationals stranded in Morocco to return home through a flight scheduled for Sunday, April 25.
A Baleària company ship will repatriate on Thursday, April 22, the Spaniards and Spanish residents stranded in Morocco, from the port of Tanger Med to the port of Algeciras.
The airline Tunisair, in coordination with the Tunisian embassy in Rabat, is organizing the first repatriation flight of Tunisians stranded in Morocco following Morocco’s decision to suspend air links. A plane will take off from Mohammed V-Casablanca International Airport tomorrow, Sunday, April 18, 2021.
Turkey has decided to organize special flights to repatriate its nationals stranded in Morocco following the decision of Morocco to suspend air links. This announcement was made by the Turkish embassy in Rabat.
The suspension since March 30 of air links between France and Morocco is making it difficult for some French nationals to return to their country, who found themselves facing a fait accompli. They denounce a difficult situation and above all the lightness with which the consular authorities are handling the file related to their repatriation.
Eva, 12, and her sister Farah, 6, are two Spanish girls blocked in Morocco with their mother, Randa Taabani, for a year since the borders were closed due to the Covid-19 health crisis. They cannot go to school.
A Trasmediterránea ferry will carry out the repatriation of Spaniards and Spanish residents stranded in Morocco this Sunday, April 11, after the suspension of flights with France and Spain. In total, nearly 4,000 people have already been repatriated in six days, via five ferries and three flights.
Thousands of Spaniards and French have remained stranded in Morocco after the suspension of flights with the two countries, decided by the Moroccan authorities. Their repatriation is taking place, not without difficulties.
After a first repatriation ship that left on Monday, two other ships will repatriate this week 2,300 Spaniards or Spanish residents stranded in Morocco after the suspension of flights with Spain and France decided on March 30 by the Moroccan authorities. In total, 3,800 people will leave Morocco.
Since last Wednesday, the Moroccan authorities have decided to suspend air links between Morocco and France until further notice. As a result, the French embassy is asking its nationals, Moroccans residing in France and others wishing to go to France, to contact the airlines Transavia, Air France, or even Royal Air Maroc or Arabia to make the necessary arrangements.
A first wave of Spaniards stranded in Morocco after the suspension of flights with Spain have just been repatriated to Algeciras via a Balearia ferry.
Following Morocco’s decision to suspend air links with France, a nurse from Nice is stranded in Casablanca with her children. Without accommodation solution, without repatriation flight, they find themselves on the street.