Your ties to home

Your relationship to home — whether you live where you're from, abroad, or somewhere in between.

A neutral self-identification of your relationship to your home country — where you live relative to where you're from. Shared only if you choose. (Migration & residence identity)

Groups

• Live where I'm from — You live in the country you're from.
• Moved within my country — You live in a different region of your home country.
• Expat / living abroad — You live in another country, by choice or for work.
• Immigrant — You've made a new country your permanent home.
• Diaspora — You feel tied to a homeland your family left.
• Returned home — You lived abroad and have since returned.
• No fixed country — You move between countries with no single home base.
• Displaced — You left your home country out of necessity.

Related topics

• Nationality / citizenship
• Citizenship status
• Your national identity
• Acculturation strategy (Berry)
• Bicultural Identity Integration (BII)

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