non·res·i·dent 
/ˈnɑ:nˈrɛzədənt/ noun
plural non·res·i·dents /ˈnɑ:nˈrɛzədənt/ noun [count] 1 : a person who does not live in a particular town, city, state, or country : a person who is not a resident
▪ Nonresidents need to fill out special paperwork to get a library card. ▪ This parking lot is closed to nonresidents. 2 non-resident Brit : a person who is not staying in a particular hotel
▪ The hotel dining room is open to non-residents for dinner.
▪ Nonresidents need to fill out special paperwork to get a library card. ▪ This parking lot is closed to nonresidents.
▪ The hotel dining room is open to non-residents for dinner.
— nonresident adjective
▪ For her U.S. income taxes, she is considered a nonresident alien. [=a person who is born in another country and is not considered a permanent resident of the U.S.]
▪ For her U.S. income taxes, she is considered a nonresident alien. [=a person who is born in another country and is not considered a permanent resident of the U.S.]
