noun a person who is sent to live in a foreign country for an extended period of time, usually as part of their job
verb to send someone to live in a foreign country for an extended period of time, usually as part of their job
Refers to the act of sending a military unit or personnel back to their home country after a deployment
Refers to the psychological impact of returning to one's home country after living abroad
Refers to the process of returning waste or pollutants to their source for proper disposal
Refers to the process of returning empty containers or equipment to their point of origin
Refers to the process of a foreign national returning to their home country voluntarily or involuntarily
In the publishing industry, a repat may be hired to write articles, blog posts, or other content related to their experiences living abroad and readjusting to life in their home country.
A repat may seek out the services of a psychologist to help them navigate the challenges of reverse culture shock and readjustment to their home country.
Human resources managers may work with repats to develop reintegration programs and provide support during the repatriation process.
International assignment managers may be responsible for overseeing the repatriation process and ensuring that repats have a smooth transition back to their home country.
Global mobility specialists may work with repats to facilitate their return to their home country, including managing logistics, immigration issues, and cultural adjustment.