"emigrants" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to people who have left their home country in order to settle permanently in another. For example, "The small town welcomed hundreds of new emigrants from the Middle East."
Concrete predictions are a fool's game, but very few here foresee a flood of emigrants – or believe benefit scroungers exist in statistically meaningful numbers.
But now the country is overwhelmingly absent of visitors; instead, the past decades have seen streams of emigrants.
The project failed completely, not just because English was so useful for a country of emigrants but also because most of the leading Irish writers, from Yeats to Heaney, continued to find English too rich and too beautiful to be dispensed with.
Additionally, many of those 800,000 Polish emigrants have family members in Poland who would be unlikely to think favourably of any party that agreed to restrictions on the rights they enjoy in the UK.
In the 24 hours before polling, social media documented many emigrants, mostly from the UK and Europe, returning home to cast their ballots with their influence and trips back flagged on Twitter with #hometovote.
A bunch of non-threatening teens find Aliens In The Attic... Central American emigrants follow their dreams in Sin Nombre.
As the virus conquered west Africa unchecked, more untraceable emigrants would carry it inside their bodies.
Greece's population peaked in 2009 at just over 11m, because of falling fertility rates and work-hungry emigrants.
It found that nearly 40% of emigrants had more than a high-school education, compared with around 3.3% of all Indians over the age of 25.
Over two-thirds of non-British emigrants in 2010 had lived in the country for less than five years.
Julien Balkany, a candidate standing in France's new North American constituency, says emigrants want champions back home, so that they can return to a society that values their international experience, not one that sneers at their globetrotting.In this section.combat Returning officers ReprintsThe politics of extraterritorial elections are complex.
