- Afrikaans: buitelander
- Albanian: huaj (sq) m
- Arabic: أَجْنَبِيّ m (ʔajnabiyy), أَجْنَبِيَّة f (ʔajnabiyya)
- Egyptian Arabic: أجنبي m (ʔagnabi), أجنبية f (ʔagnabeya)
- Hijazi Arabic: أجنبي m (ʔajnabi), أجْنَبِيَّة f (ʔajnabiyya)
- Armenian: օտարերկրացի (hy) (ōtarerkracʻi), արտասահմանցի (artasahmancʻi), օտարազգի (hy) (ōtarazgi)
- Aromanian: xen m, striin m
- Azerbaijani: xarici (az), əcnəbi (az)
- Basque: atzerritar, kanpotar
- Belarusian: іншазе́мец m (inšazjémjec), іншазе́мка f (inšazjémka), чужазе́мец m (čužazjémjec), чужазе́мка f (čužazjémka), заме́жнік m (zamjéžnik), заме́жніца f (zamjéžnica)
- Bengali: বিদেশি (bn) (bideśi), বিদেশিনী (bn) (bideśini) (feminine), আজনবি (bn) (ajnobi)
- Bulgarian: чуждене́ц (bg) m (čuždenéc), чужденка́ f (čuždenká)
- Burmese: တတိုင်းတပြည်သား (ta.tuing:ta.pranysa:), နိုင်ငံခြားသား (my) (nuingngamhkra:sa:)
- Catalan: foraster (ca) m, forastera (ca) f; estranger (ca) m, estrangera (ca) f
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 外國人／外国人 (ngoi6 gwok3 jan4), 老外 (lou5 ngoi6-2) (colloquial)
- Dungan: вэгуйжын (veguyřɨn)
- Hokkien: 外國人／外国人 (gōa-kok-lâng), 外國儂／外国侬 (gōa-kok-lâng)
- Mandarin: 外國人／外国人 (zh) (wàiguórén), 外人 (zh) (wàirén), 老外 (zh) (lǎowài) (colloquial)
- Czech: cizinec (cs) m, cizinka f
- Danish: udlænding (da) c
- Dutch: buitenlander (nl) m, buitenlandse (nl) f, vreemdeling (nl) m, vreemdelinge (nl) f, uitlander m, uitlandse f
- Esperanto: fremdulo, fremdlandulo, eksterlandano
- Estonian: välismaalane
- Faroese: útlendingur m
- Finnish: ulkomaalainen (fi)
- French: étranger (fr) m, étrangère (fr) f
- Galician: estranxeiro (gl) m, estranxeira f, forasteiro (gl) m, forasteira f
- Georgian: უცხოელი (ucxoeli)
- German: Ausländer (de) m, Ausländerin (de) f
- Greek: ξένος (el) m (xénos), ξένη (el) f (xéni), αλλοδαπός (el) m (allodapós), αλλοδαπή (el) f (allodapí)
- Ancient: ξένος m (xénos), ξένη f (xénē)
- Guaraní: pytagua
- Gujarati: વિદેશી (videśī)
- Hebrew: זָר (he) m (zar), זָרָה (he) f
- Hindi: विदेशी (hi) m (videśī), अन्यदेशीय (hi) (anyadeśīya), परदेशी (hi) m (pardeśī), अजनबी m (ajnabī) (also stranger)
- Hungarian: külföldi (hu), idegen (hu)
- Icelandic: útlendingur (is) m
- Indonesian: orang asing
- Irish: coimhthíoch m, eachtrannach m
- Italian: straniero (it) m, straniera (it) f
- Japanese: 外国人 (ja) (がいこくじん, gaikokujin), 外人 (ja) (がいじん, gaijin) (colloquial), 異国人 (いこくじん, ikokujin)
- Jarawa: innen
- Kazakh: шетелдік (şeteldık), шетел адамы (şetel adamy)
- Khmer: ជនបរទេស (km) (cŭən bɑɑrĕəʼteih), បរទេស (km) (bɑɑrĕəʼteih)
- Korean: 외국인(外國人) (ko) (oegugin), 이국인(異國人) (igugin), 외인(外人) (oein)
- Kurdish:
- Northern Kurdish: bîyanî (ku), ecnebi (ku)
- Kyrgyz: чет өлкөлүк (cet ölkölük)
- Lao: ຝຣັ່ງ (fa rang), ແຂກ (lo) (khǣk), ແຂກກູລາ (khǣk kū lā), ຄົນນອກ (khon nǭk)
- Latin: barbarus (la) m, peregrīnus m, extraneus m, alienus (la)
- Latvian: ārzemnieks m, ārzemniece f
- Lithuanian: užsienietis m, užsienietė f, svetimšalis m, kitakilmis m
- Macedonian: странец m (stranec), странкиња f (strankinja), туѓинец m (tuǵinec), туѓинка f (tuǵinka)
- Malay: orang asing
- Malayalam: വിദേശി (ml) (vidēśi)
- Maltese: għarib m, għariba f, barrani m, barranija f
- Maori: tautangata
- Middle English: foreyn, foreyner
- Mongolian:
- Cyrillic: гадаадын хүн (gadaadyn xün), гаднын хүн (mn) (gadnyn xün)
- Navajo: anaʼí, déʼéyóní
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: utlending m
- Nynorsk: utlending (nn) m
- Occitan: estrangièr (oc), forastièr (oc)
- Old Czech: jinokrajín m
- Old English: elþēodiġ m, elþēodgu f
- Old Tupi: mamõygûara
- Ottoman Turkish: یابانجی (yabancı)
- Pashto: اجنبي (ps) m or f (ajnabí), خارج (ps) m (xāréj)
- Persian:
- Dari: اَجْنَبِی (fa) (ajnabī), خَارِجِی (fa) (xārijī), بیگَانَه (fa) (bēgāna)
- Iranian Persian: اَجْنَبی (fa) (ajnabi), خارِجی (fa) (xâreji), بیگانِه (fa) (bigâne)
- Polish: cudzoziemiec (pl) m, cudzoziemka (pl) f, obcokrajowiec (pl) m
- Portuguese: estrangeiro (pt) m, estrangeira (pt) f
- Romanian: străin (ro) m, străină (ro) f
- Russian: иностра́нец (ru) m (inostránec), иностра́нка (ru) f (inostránka), чужезе́мец (ru) m (čužezémec), чужезе́мка (ru) f (čužezémka), инозе́мец (ru) m (inozémec), инозе́мка (ru) f (inozémka), чужестра́нец (ru) m (čužestránec), чужестра́нка (ru) f (čužestránka)
- Scots: fremmit fowk
- Scottish Gaelic: coimheach m, coigreach m, Gall m, eilthireach m
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: стра́нац m, стра̏нкиња f, туђи́нац m, ту̀ђӣнка f
- Roman: stránac (sh) m, strȁnkinja (sh) f, tuđínac (sh) m, tùđīnka (sh) f
- Sherpa: ཕྱི་རྒྱ (phyi rgya)
- Slovak: cudzinec m, cudzinka f
- Slovene: tujec (sl) m, tujka f
- Sorbian:
- Upper Sorbian: wukrajnik m
- Spanish: extranjero (es) m, extranjera (es) f, forastero (es) m, fuereño (es) m, foráneo (es) m, afuereño (es) m
- Swahili: ajinabi (sw)
- Swedish: utlänning (sv) c
- Tajik: хориҷӣ (tg) (xoriji), аҷнабӣ (tg) (ajnabi), бегона (tg) (begona)
- Telugu: పరదేశి (te) (paradēśi)
- Tetum: malae
- Thai: ฝรั่ง (th) (fà-ràng), ฮวน (th) (huuan), ต่างชาติ (th) (dtàang-châat), ต่างด้าว (th) (dtàang-dâao), คนจร
- Tibetan: ཕྱི་རྒྱལ་གྱི་མི (phyi rgyal gyi mi)
- Tulu: ಪರ್ರಾಯೆ (parrāye)
- Turkish: yabancı (tr), ecnebi (tr), çet elli (tr)
- Turkmen: gemişek
- Ugaritic: 𐎐𐎋𐎗 (nkr)
- Ukrainian: інозе́мець m (inozémecʹ), інозе́мка f (inozémka), чужозе́мець m (čužozémecʹ), чужозе́мка f (čužozémka)
- Urdu: اَجْنَبی (ur) m (ajnabī) (also stranger), پَرْدیسی m (pardesī), بیگانَہ m (begāna)
- Uyghur: چەت ئەللىك (chet ellik), چەتئەللىك (chet'ellik), ئەجنەبىي (ejnebiy)
- Uzbek: chet ellik, ajnabiy (uz)
- Vietnamese: người nước ngoài, người ngoại quốc
- Volapük: (♂♀) foginänan (vo), (♂) hifoginänan, (♀) jifoginänan
- Welsh: alltud
- Yiddish: אויסלענדער m (oyslender), אויסלענדערין f (oyslenderin)
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