Meanings of reside abroad in English

Do the same thresholds apply if the children or grandchildren reside abroad.

Many of the biggest gang leaders supplying the Irish drugs trade reside abroad; and for good reason.

The fact is, it is not the cheapness of the living which induces so many people to reside abroad.

Both men now reside abroad.

From different incidental expressions in his correspondence it is sufficiently evident that Byron, before his marriage, intended to reside abroad.

However, it's a good idea to notify policy and other providers that you reside abroad as this may affect conditions in your contracts.

Paul's father still resided abroad, but made frequent visits to London.

Although he resides abroad, Footsteps said dancehall was an integral part of his upbringing.

For the next two years he resided abroad, mostly in England, with his family.

One Emirati activist residing abroad echoed that charge, dismissing allegations of foreign-run cells as baseless.

EXILE, n. One who serves his country by residing abroad, yet is not an ambassador.

For the many South Africans residing abroad, something that is time-bound is the attempt to get a visa.

Some of the actors have a large number of followers who appear to be persons of Indian origin residing abroad.

Mr. Winfield had long resided abroad, and there had lost the wife whom he had married rather late in life.

At last England became hateful to her, and she and her husband quittedit,andresided abroad for several years.

'Yet you have resided abroad, and for many years?'