| SHIPPED | Despatched to another country. (7) |
| DISSENT | Protest is despatched to head of department (7) |
| SMITTEN | Captivated, endlessly despatched to procure glove (7) |
| RETINOL | Vitamin despatched to liner (7) |
| UKRAINE | Country air polluted, points to another country (7) |
| REFUGEE | One who flees to another country to escape persecution (7) |
| MIGRATE | Russian plane has the speed to go to another country (7) |
| AUSTRIA | Aluminium taken from Australia to another country (7) |
| MIGRANT | One who goes to another country (7) |
| FOREIGN | Belonging to another country (7) |
| EXPORTS | Goods or services sold to another country (7) |
| DEPORTS | Sends back to another country (7) |
| SETTLER | Person moving to another country (7) |
| PRUSSIA | Old part of Germany gently added to another country (7) |
| ATTACHE | A person with special duties on the diplomatic staff of an ambassador to another country |
| EMIRATE | Move to another country, avoiding Greek capital and Dubai, say |
| NOVISAD | Somewhere in Serbia, denied entry to another country, Germany (4,3) |
| MATTHEWPINSENT | Olympian, despatched to track delivering gym equipment, cut leg (7,7) |
| SENTTOCOVENTRY | Refused to talk to someone who had been despatched to witches' place before touchdown (4,2,8) |
| SWALLOWED | Permitted to join direction despatched to the interior (9) |
