Determining the Place of Residence for One Who Moves to a Distant Country

Question:
The questioner says: I moved to a country that is a distance of qasr (shortening the prayer) away from my original country, and I settled there. My return to my original country has become rare and infrequent. What is the country that is considered my place of residence?

Answer:
The country that is considered your place of residence is the place of residence to which you moved permanently. However, if you moved there for a period and then return to your country, for example, for a period of assignment, a period of study, or a period of this nature, the state of travel is broken, and you are a resident in the country of need, and the state of travel is broken for you. But if your travel is temporary and brief and you return, then your country is your permanent place of residence. The permanent place of residence is your country, whether it is your original country or you moved to it and settled there permanently. Yes.