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10 August, 13:16

A group of people who live far from home but keep ties with there own country

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  1. 10 August, 13:37
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    In the modern world, I would call them "diaspora" or " commonity" as in "Japanese community in the US"

    In historical time it could be the "colonisers": especially if they still respected their original country's power over them rather than the local authorities.
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