EMIGRE

• An American in Paris, maybe

• Arrival from overseas

• Asylum seeker

• Asylum seeker, maybe

• Asylum seeker, perhaps

• Baryshnikov, e.g.

• Benazir Bhutto, once

• Country changer

• Defector

• Displaced person

• Displaced person, maybe

• Displaced person, often

• Einstein or Fermi

• Einstein or Fermi, e.g.

• Einstein, e.g.

• Einstein, for one

• Einstein, notably

• Einstein, once

• Expatriate

• Expatriate of a sort

• Foreign fleer

• Frenchman who fled the Revolution

• He left the country

• He went to another country

• Homeland leaver

• Incipient resettler

• Mayflower passenger, e.g.

• Mayflower passenger, for one

• Nabokov, e.g.

• Nation changer

• New arrival

• New arrival from afar

• New arrival, of sorts

• New citizen, perhaps

• Not a natural-born citizen

• Nureyev or Nabokov

• October Revolution figure

• One fleeing persecution, perhaps

• One fleeing persecution, say

• One seeking asylum

• One who fled the French Revolution

• One who left home

• One who seeks political asylum

• One who's left

• Person who doesn't live in their birth country

• Political asylum seeker

• Political escapee

• Political exile

• Political fugitive

• Political refugee

• Political refugee, e.g.

• Political transplant

• Rachmaninoff, for one

• Refugee

• Refugee, for one

• Refugee, of a sort

• Relocater, in a way

• Resettler, perhaps

• Revolution victim

• Rudolf Nureyev, e.g.

• Self-exile

• Settler from a foreign land

• Settler in a foreign land

• Solzhenitsyn in 1974, e.g.

• Solzhenitsyn, e.g.

• Vladimir Nabokov or Jerzy Kosinski

• Someone who leaves one country to settle in another

фр. политический эмигрант.