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Move in
to begin living in a new place.
Move out
to leave a place where you have been living.
Settle down
to start living in a place where you intend to stay long-term.
Come over
to move from one place to another, especially to a different country.
Fit in
to be accepted and feel comfortable in a new environment or culture.
Give up
to stop trying to do something or leave behind something.
Drop off
to leave someone or something at a particular place.
Run away
to leave a place or situation secretly and suddenly.
Take off
to leave quickly, often referring to starting a new journey or moving to a new place.
Look after
to care for or provide support for someone, often used for family members during immigration.
Asylum
protection given by a country to someone fleeing persecution.
Naturalization
the process of becoming a citizen of a country.
Deportation
the act of expelling someone from a country.
Refugee
a person who flees their country due to war or persecution.
Visa
a document that allows someone to enter or stay in a country.
Green card
a document granting someone permanent residency in the US.
