An individual who was born in Canada and is currently working in Spain for a company headquartered in Germany would be considered a:

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This individual is not a home-country national because although they were born in Canada, they are currently working abroad. They are also not a host-country national because they are not working in their country of citizenship. Therefore, the correct term for this individual would be a third-country national, meaning they are working in a country that is different from both their country of citizenship and their employer's country of headquarters.

An Individual Who Was Born in Canada and Is Currently