Definition of overstay in English:

overstay

verb əʊvəˈsteɪˌoʊvərˈsteɪ

[with object]

Stay longer than the time, limits, or duration of.
he was arrested for overstaying his visa
Example sentencesExamples
- A pregnant Korean woman enters the United States on a visa, overstays the visa and decides to stay in the country permanently.
- The plan was to overstay the visa, get a work permit and stay in America for good.
- Although freed by court order of terrorism charges, he still is under a deportation order for overstaying his student visa.
- Can you tell me about some of the experiences of the other detainees that you've talked to, people who were caught overstaying their visas?
- But in December 2000 he was arrested for overstaying his leave to remain as a spouse after having an argument with his wife, which resulted in their separation.
- In his case, he had overstayed his visa by 2 days.
- He was charged in April 1995 with overstaying his visa, and had been free on $15,000 bond while he pursued his claim for political asylum.
- If anyone overstays a visa by more than 42 days they can be deported immediately with no right of appeal.
- They overstayed their three-month holiday visas and after being arrested were held in a number of detention centres.
- In April 2003, he was arrested for illegally overstaying his visa - the charge was later changed to illegal entry - and he filed for refugee status two months later.
- Twenty-three nationals of Mali, Nigeria, Cameroon and Guinea and one Mexican residing in the Tanah Abang area were detained by immigration officials, who participated in the operation to search for foreigners overstaying their visas.
- He has been in detention in Bali since he was arrested there on 14 June 2000 for overstaying his tourist visa.
- The Justice Department has also announced that it is entering into its criminal data bank the names and descriptions of nearly 300,000 people who are charged with overstaying visas or otherwise staying in the country illegally.
- One girl's father has also been arrested, for overstaying his visa.
- But in December 2000 he had an argument with his wife, which resulted in their separation, and he was then arrested for overstaying his leave to remain in the UK as a spouse.
- On January 2, only a month after getting married, INS agents arrested him for overstaying his visa, which had expired last October.
- Over 400,000 foreign students have overstayed their student visas, and we simply have no idea where they are!
- He was arrested for overstaying his visa and, fearing deportation, applied for refugee status.
- The ‘blacked out’, as they are called, have usually overstayed their visas or work permits, or have breached some condition of their stay.
- Montana is a very remote area and we needed to get them to a proper emigration facility and get proper people to talk to them and treat them as people overstaying their visas.

Derivatives

overstayer

noun ˌəʊvəˈsteɪəˈoʊvərˌsteɪər

Yet the vast majority of the unknown number of illegal migrants living in Britain are overstayers; that is people who entered Britain legally as visitors, to work, or as students, and failed to go home again.
Example sentencesExamples
- By way of example, in America, Supreme Court Judges and Presidential appointees are investigated for breaching labour laws like hiring Mexican overstayers and border-jumpers.
- Many are second or third generation overstayers and some even trace their ancestry back hundreds of years to The Great Fleet.
- We also know that there are more than 60,000 overstayers in Australia - people who have also broken the rules.
- Of the illegal workers arrested, 29 were two-way permit holders and three were overstayers.

Definition of overstay in US English:

overstay

verbˌoʊvərˈsteɪˌōvərˈstā

[with object]

Stay longer than the time, limits, or duration of.
he was arrested for overstaying his visa
Example sentencesExamples
- Twenty-three nationals of Mali, Nigeria, Cameroon and Guinea and one Mexican residing in the Tanah Abang area were detained by immigration officials, who participated in the operation to search for foreigners overstaying their visas.
- But in December 2000 he had an argument with his wife, which resulted in their separation, and he was then arrested for overstaying his leave to remain in the UK as a spouse.
- They overstayed their three-month holiday visas and after being arrested were held in a number of detention centres.
- One girl's father has also been arrested, for overstaying his visa.
- The ‘blacked out’, as they are called, have usually overstayed their visas or work permits, or have breached some condition of their stay.
- Montana is a very remote area and we needed to get them to a proper emigration facility and get proper people to talk to them and treat them as people overstaying their visas.
- A pregnant Korean woman enters the United States on a visa, overstays the visa and decides to stay in the country permanently.
- In his case, he had overstayed his visa by 2 days.
- He was arrested for overstaying his visa and, fearing deportation, applied for refugee status.
- The Justice Department has also announced that it is entering into its criminal data bank the names and descriptions of nearly 300,000 people who are charged with overstaying visas or otherwise staying in the country illegally.
- If anyone overstays a visa by more than 42 days they can be deported immediately with no right of appeal.
- But in December 2000 he was arrested for overstaying his leave to remain as a spouse after having an argument with his wife, which resulted in their separation.
- The plan was to overstay the visa, get a work permit and stay in America for good.
- In April 2003, he was arrested for illegally overstaying his visa - the charge was later changed to illegal entry - and he filed for refugee status two months later.
- He has been in detention in Bali since he was arrested there on 14 June 2000 for overstaying his tourist visa.
- On January 2, only a month after getting married, INS agents arrested him for overstaying his visa, which had expired last October.
- Over 400,000 foreign students have overstayed their student visas, and we simply have no idea where they are!
- He was charged in April 1995 with overstaying his visa, and had been free on $15,000 bond while he pursued his claim for political asylum.
- Can you tell me about some of the experiences of the other detainees that you've talked to, people who were caught overstaying their visas?
- Although freed by court order of terrorism charges, he still is under a deportation order for overstaying his student visa.

单词	overstay
释义	Definition of overstay in English: overstay verb əʊvəˈsteɪˌoʊvərˈsteɪ [with object] Stay longer than the time, limits, or duration of. he was arrested for overstaying his visa Example sentencesExamples A pregnant Korean woman enters the United States on a visa, overstays the visa and decides to stay in the country permanently. The plan was to overstay the visa, get a work permit and stay in America for good. Although freed by court order of terrorism charges, he still is under a deportation order for overstaying his student visa. Can you tell me about some of the experiences of the other detainees that you've talked to, people who were caught overstaying their visas? But in December 2000 he was arrested for overstaying his leave to remain as a spouse after having an argument with his wife, which resulted in their separation. In his case, he had overstayed his visa by 2 days. He was charged in April 1995 with overstaying his visa, and had been free on $15,000 bond while he pursued his claim for political asylum. If anyone overstays a visa by more than 42 days they can be deported immediately with no right of appeal. They overstayed their three-month holiday visas and after being arrested were held in a number of detention centres. In April 2003, he was arrested for illegally overstaying his visa - the charge was later changed to illegal entry - and he filed for refugee status two months later. Twenty-three nationals of Mali, Nigeria, Cameroon and Guinea and one Mexican residing in the Tanah Abang area were detained by immigration officials, who participated in the operation to search for foreigners overstaying their visas. He has been in detention in Bali since he was arrested there on 14 June 2000 for overstaying his tourist visa. The Justice Department has also announced that it is entering into its criminal data bank the names and descriptions of nearly 300,000 people who are charged with overstaying visas or otherwise staying in the country illegally. One girl's father has also been arrested, for overstaying his visa. But in December 2000 he had an argument with his wife, which resulted in their separation, and he was then arrested for overstaying his leave to remain in the UK as a spouse. On January 2, only a month after getting married, INS agents arrested him for overstaying his visa, which had expired last October. Over 400,000 foreign students have overstayed their student visas, and we simply have no idea where they are! He was arrested for overstaying his visa and, fearing deportation, applied for refugee status. The ‘blacked out’, as they are called, have usually overstayed their visas or work permits, or have breached some condition of their stay. Montana is a very remote area and we needed to get them to a proper emigration facility and get proper people to talk to them and treat them as people overstaying their visas. Derivatives overstayer noun ˌəʊvəˈsteɪəˈoʊvərˌsteɪər Yet the vast majority of the unknown number of illegal migrants living in Britain are overstayers; that is people who entered Britain legally as visitors, to work, or as students, and failed to go home again. Example sentencesExamples By way of example, in America, Supreme Court Judges and Presidential appointees are investigated for breaching labour laws like hiring Mexican overstayers and border-jumpers. Many are second or third generation overstayers and some even trace their ancestry back hundreds of years to The Great Fleet. We also know that there are more than 60,000 overstayers in Australia - people who have also broken the rules. Of the illegal workers arrested, 29 were two-way permit holders and three were overstayers. Definition of overstay in US English: overstay verbˌoʊvərˈsteɪˌōvərˈstā [with object] Stay longer than the time, limits, or duration of. he was arrested for overstaying his visa Example sentencesExamples Twenty-three nationals of Mali, Nigeria, Cameroon and Guinea and one Mexican residing in the Tanah Abang area were detained by immigration officials, who participated in the operation to search for foreigners overstaying their visas. But in December 2000 he had an argument with his wife, which resulted in their separation, and he was then arrested for overstaying his leave to remain in the UK as a spouse. They overstayed their three-month holiday visas and after being arrested were held in a number of detention centres. One girl's father has also been arrested, for overstaying his visa. The ‘blacked out’, as they are called, have usually overstayed their visas or work permits, or have breached some condition of their stay. Montana is a very remote area and we needed to get them to a proper emigration facility and get proper people to talk to them and treat them as people overstaying their visas. A pregnant Korean woman enters the United States on a visa, overstays the visa and decides to stay in the country permanently. In his case, he had overstayed his visa by 2 days. He was arrested for overstaying his visa and, fearing deportation, applied for refugee status. The Justice Department has also announced that it is entering into its criminal data bank the names and descriptions of nearly 300,000 people who are charged with overstaying visas or otherwise staying in the country illegally. If anyone overstays a visa by more than 42 days they can be deported immediately with no right of appeal. But in December 2000 he was arrested for overstaying his leave to remain as a spouse after having an argument with his wife, which resulted in their separation. The plan was to overstay the visa, get a work permit and stay in America for good. In April 2003, he was arrested for illegally overstaying his visa - the charge was later changed to illegal entry - and he filed for refugee status two months later. He has been in detention in Bali since he was arrested there on 14 June 2000 for overstaying his tourist visa. On January 2, only a month after getting married, INS agents arrested him for overstaying his visa, which had expired last October. Over 400,000 foreign students have overstayed their student visas, and we simply have no idea where they are! He was charged in April 1995 with overstaying his visa, and had been free on $15,000 bond while he pursued his claim for political asylum. Can you tell me about some of the experiences of the other detainees that you've talked to, people who were caught overstaying their visas? Although freed by court order of terrorism charges, he still is under a deportation order for overstaying his student visa.
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