Administrative court dismisses government refusal to grant residence permit for medical treatment due to inadequate motivation.

The administrative court declared the applicant's appeal against the Minister's refusal to grant a residence permit for medical treatment admissible and well-founded. The court found the government's decision lacked a proper motivation regarding whether the Netherlands was the most suitable country for treatment, thereby violating Article 7:12 of the General Administrative Law. Consequently, the court annulled the contested decision and ordered the government to issue a new decision while awarding costs to the applicant.