👉 In the context of legal and common law, a nonhabitually resident person is one who does not have a permanent residence or domicile in the country where they reside. This means that they do not legally own property, work for others, or receive any form of income from their place of residence. Nonhabitually residents are often referred to as "nonresidents" or "non-citizens," and they can face various legal challenges when attempting to obtain a foreign passport, apply for citizenship,
