married to a Moroccan, left my home country, now in Morocco absolutely broke after 2 months and waiting for return flight

Submitted by Aya (Morocco), Jul 9, 2015 at 12:52

i married a Moroccan in my home country, South Africa. we have been married since Jan 2014. Met Dec 2013. yes, quick but we both pronounced words of love and commitment :)

to cut a loooooooong story short, i am now in Casa, broke and just waiting for my return flight back to SA.

do you still have any contacts in Morocco for a job as I am finding it EXTREMELY difficult on my own.

if i can extend my visa i would like to go to Tangier to get away from his bitch 2 faced mother and sister who think their entertainment salon is too precious for her son and his wife to live in as they own the entire building and have 3 floors they dont even use.... (but she bragged about it and showed me how lovely and new all the furnishings are in each apartment!!!!) we are now living in the garage downstairs (which was used as a shop). im crapping in a plastic packet, no shower, no window!

so i NEEEEEED to make money asap as my flight is for the end of Aug but visa expires end July.
i need cash to change the ticket or extend the visa this week.

he does absolutely NOTHING but sleep all day!!!

i have no family or friends to turn to and sold my car, everything i own to come to Morocco.
we had a plan to get a place when i get here and to start working but he hasnt even taken me to get an extension on my visa or anything to help me stay.....

if i go back to SA, its dangerous as i'll have no money for rent or a car to get a job.
at least if i had money for a car, i could sleep in the car and 'bath' i public toilets.

i want to get on my feet again but how? i have no money, he keeps me inside all day while he sleeps and doesnt help me with the visa nor work.

i need to make cash in the next few days. please help me for any work.

THANK YOU for sharing your experience !!

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