Sojourner (noun)

1. A person who stays somewhere temporarily, especially a traveler or guest.
2. A person who lives in a place temporarily.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from french séjourner, from séjour "a stay", from latin subdiurnus "lasting a day".

Examples:

1. As a sojourner in a foreign country, he was always looking for ways to feel more at home.
2. The hotel was filled with sojourners on holiday.
3. He was a sojourner in the city, staying for a few months for work.
4. Many people choose to be sojourners, traveling to different places and experiencing different cultures.
5. As a sojourner, he felt like an outsider and had a hard time making friends.