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Meanings of expats in English

Russian
экспатприация
Portuguese
expatriada
Catalan
expatriat
Spanish
expatriada

Individual temporarily or permanently residing in a country other than that of their citizenship.

экспатприация
Usage of expats in English
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It said expats were not considered foreign investors under Australia's investment rules.
Radio NZ
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BBC Capital looked at four of the countries for expats with children.
BBC
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For expats missing home the report offers statistically sound context and comparison.
The South African
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The first category of South African expats are of an older generation.
The South African
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Why is the return of expats so important for South Africa's prospects?
The South African
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As a matter of duty, expats should support and promote the country.
The South African
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Bali, where many expats own a second home, is three hours away.
BBC
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He runs AbuDhabiPaddy.com, an information website for Irish expats in the city.
The Irish Times
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In 2014, Australia toughened immigration laws on expelling expats convicted of crimes.
Radio NZ
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It's at this point our hearts go out to our expats abroad.
The South African
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These days it is becoming more than just a club for expats.
BBC
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I ended up playing touch rugby organised by a bunch of expats.
Radio NZ
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Read more: The top 100 things expats miss about South Africa.
The South African
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Colombia This South American hotspot feels like home fast, according to many expats.
BBC
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This is significantly longer than expats who choose to stay in other countries.
The South African
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For expats, culturally thematic art remains a treasured reminder of 'home'.
The South African
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Catalan
expatriat
Expats through the time
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South Africa
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
Rare