The phrase "current domicile" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to someone's current home or residence, or the address listed on official documents such as a driver's license. For example, "Please provide your current domicile for verification purposes."
Obama's popularity was a lofty 81% in his current domicile, the District of Columbia, and 61% in his home state of Hawaii.
All four domains of topophilia were significantly correlated with the level of restoration experienced by respondents at their current domicile [for cognitive challenge: r = 0.19; p < 0.01; familiarity: r = 0.12; p < 0.05; synesthetic tendency: r = 0.18; p < 0.01; ecodiversity (the highest value): r = 0.28; p < 0.01].
All the major categories of topophilia were significantly correlated with the rating of opportunities for restoration at the current domicile of the respondents, but the domain of familiarity was significant only at the p = 0.05 level, whereas cognitive challenge, synesthetic tendency, and ecodiversity were significant at the p = 0.01 level (Table 3).
These changes can affect us even if we stay in our current domiciles.
The history and current application of the derivative domicile rule demonstrate that these presumptions fail to accurately reflect the preferences of many married people whose domiciles do not match their spouses'.
Based on current knowledge, attempts to use domiciles for conservation or research in the UK are likely to be ineffective.
The ecological function of the domicile is currently unknown.
However, the Scottish government contends that as tuition fee arrangements are based on ordinary domicile and not nationality, the current system is lawful.
In another location on the site, we came rather more directly to the point: "David Lesperance specializes in providing tax-efficient global multi-jurisdiction residence/citizenship and domicile solutions which enable his clients to maintain or improve their current personal and business lifestyles".
We believe normalised return on tangible equity for Standard Chartered in an alternative domicile such as Singapore/Hong Kong would be higher (around 12-13+%) than the current around 10-11% and Standard's fully loaded CT1 target of 11-12% is in line with Asian bank requirements.
Switching domicile is not easy.
