overseas
adj.adj. connected to or coming from a country across the ocean. You use this to describe things like travel, business, or students from another part of the world.
adj. relating to, situated in, or coming from a country across the sea. Typically used in business or academic contexts to describe international operations or foreign nationals.
The company is looking for new overseas markets.
Many universities rely on tuition fees from overseas students to fund their research programs and campus upgrades.
The corporation's aggressive expansion into overseas territories required a complete overhaul of its logistics network to manage the increased complexity of international shipping.
From earlier oversea, equivalent to oversea + -s. Compare West Frisian oerseesk, Dutch overzees, German Übersee, Danish oversøisk.
Attributive adjective — almost always placed before the noun it modifies.
He lives in overseasHe lives overseasWhen used to describe where someone lives or works, 'overseas' functions as an adverb and does not take the preposition 'in'.