The phrase "arrived abroad" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has reached a foreign country or location.
Example: "After a long flight, we finally arrived abroad and were excited to explore the new city."
Alternatives: "reached overseas" or "landed in a foreign country".
When Webster arrived abroad, he discovered almost immediately that he was relished not only in England but in Sweden and Norway and Denmark and Holland, and in due course he settled in Amsterdam, where he was coddled by his landlady, a Mrs. Hartlooper.
Mrs Carson is contesting a refusal by the Department for Work and Pensions to uprate her state pension annually because she lives in South Africa - one of 150 countries where people have their pensions frozen either at the date they arrived abroad or when they retired.
Just a few years after arriving abroad, Piatt and her husband published their second coauthored collection, The Children Out-of-Doors (1885).
Online forums used by Britons on visa programmes for 18-30-year-olds warn others not to expect it easy when they arrive abroad.
Arriving abroad is a lot different from arriving at home.
In May, eight months into the fighting, 112,000 people arrived from abroad, according to Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics.
The International Water executives who were actually doing the work in the city were engineers, not marketers, and, being newly arrived from abroad, they were not attuned to the problems or passions of the Bolivian public.
Most of the nearly 20 ethnic groups that make up the modern Malagasy population did not attain any form of "national" consciousness until new political ideas arrived from abroad in the 1500s and began to spread throughout the island.
By Stanley Ferber and Berton Roueché The New Yorker, October 5, 1946 P. 23 During the waterfront strike, the parents of a young man, who works at the Museum of Modern Art, arrived from abroad and he went to meet them.
Johnny Chen, the first patient to arrive in Vietnam suffering with the virus, was an international businessman who had arrived from abroad.
