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Love it when it's an "expat" when from the US or the UK, but an immigrant for all other countries.
by akmarinov 3y ago
Love it when it's an "expat" when from the US or the UK, but an immigrant for all other countries.
- jleyank 3y agoIt’s an expat from and an immigrant to. In the case of the us, these government works hard to keep track of their expats for tax reasons. You can state your point of view with the use of either term.