self-exile

A homeless self-exile, playing at lonely twilights on flute and violin the loved airs of rejected Scotland.

His four years' self-exile in Europe, I am told, was a humiliating banishment from the loyal and patriotic.

So, it is difficult for me to understand why you speak of Abraham as "a self-exile for conscience sake."

And Shakespeare had oft-times felt this anxiety during the time his self-exile lasted.

The Archduke John espoused the popular side, and the result was the self-exile of the Prince.