Returnee (noun)

1. A person who returns to a place after being away, especially after living abroad.
2. A person who comes back to a place after being away for a specific reason.
3. A person who has returned to their home country after a period of living abroad.

Origin:

Derived from the verb 'return' meaning 'to go back to a place', the word has been in use since the late 19th century.

Examples:

1. The returnee from Europe had a lot of interesting stories to share with his friends and family.
2. The government provided financial support to the returnee refugees who had fled the conflict in the region.
3. The returnee students brought new perspectives and skills acquired during their studies abroad.
4. The company offered a warm welcome and job opportunities to the returnee employees who had completed their international assignments.
5. The returnee citizens were able to reintegrate into the society and make meaningful contributions to the local community.