host countries
Event staging nations
Host countries are nations that receive or accommodate something from elsewhere—foreign troops, refugees, international events, or corporate headquarters.
A country hosting the Olympics provides venues and infrastructure.
A host country for a military base allows foreign forces on its soil.
The host country struggled to process the influx of asylum seekers.
The term emphasizes the receiving nation's role as provider of space, resources, or hospitality.
- asylum seekersPeople requesting safe haven
- visasPassport endorsements for travel
- green cardU.S. residency document
- expatriatesPeople living outside homeland
- asylumShelter from persecution
safe haven · immigration · economic migrants · displaced persons · border crossing · refugees · cultural integration · naturalization · residency · Geneva Convention · migration policy · stateless persons · temporary protection · emigrants · venues · UNHCR · stadiums · international
- migrationmigration, immigrants, refugees, immigration, emigration
- exchange programsexchange student, study abroad, exchange program, student visas, exchange programs
- labor migrationmigrant worker, migrant workers, labor migration, guest workers, guest worker
- Peace Corpsvolunteers, service, assignment, placement, swearing-in
- Refugee Aidrefugee aid, refugee status, refugee policy, resettlement, humanitarian assistance
- talent migrationbrain drain, brain gain, skilled workers, human capital, talent pool
country, host, hospitable, hosting, hospitality, hosts, hosted, inhospitable, hospice