A person who moves to a country where they are not native, with the intention of settling there permanently.

• A. Native
• B. Refugee
• C. Citizen
• D. Immigrant

Answer: (D)

Moving to a country where you are not native with the plan to settle there permanently is described as an immigrant. The important idea is relocation across borders with the intention of long-term residence. Native refers to someone born in that country, so it doesn’t fit. Refugee describes someone who flees danger or persecution, not simply someone who chooses to move and stay. Citizen means a person with full legal membership in the country, often after birth or naturalization, which can come later; the immediate situation of moving with intent to settle is best labeled immigrant. An immigrant may even later become a citizen, but the word captures the act and intent of moving to live there.