Which of the following is not a type of domicile?

Domicile refers to the legal residence of an individual or entity, which is important in determining jurisdiction and applicable laws. The three primary types of domicile are domestic, foreign, and alien.

Domestic domicile refers to a residence within the same country where an individual, typically a citizen or resident, resides. Foreign domicile applies to individuals who reside outside their home country but are still subject to the laws of that home country. Alien domicile refers to individuals residing within a country while holding citizenship in another country.

International domicile, however, is not a recognized category in this context. Domicile is concerned with legal residency and its implications, and does not specifically define a residence based on international status. Therefore, this choice stands apart as it does not fit within the standard classifications of domicile that pertain to legal residency and jurisdiction.