To compile such a list, we would examine the Nobel Prize winners and compare the third letter of the country names of their birth and death locations. Here's a general guide on how you might approach this task:

1. **Gather Data**: Collect information on Nobel Prize winners, including their country of birth and country of death.

2. **Extract Third Letters**: For each Nobel laureate, extract the third letter of the name of the country where they were born and the third letter of the country where they died.

3. **Compare Letters**: Determine if the third letter of the country of birth is lexicographically lower (comes earlier in the alphabet) than the third letter of the country of death.

4. **List Qualified Laureates**: Create a list of those Nobel laureates who meet the criteria.

Due to the nature of the data requirement, providing an exhaustive list here without access to a database isn't feasible. However, you can start by researching biographical details of Nobel laureates who were known to have moved between countries, such as:

- Albert Einstein: Born in Germany (third letter: "r"), died in the USA (third letter: "a").
- Paul Dirac: Born in the UK (third letter: "i"), died in the U.S. (third letter: "a").

To complete this list, you would need access to a comprehensive database of Nobel Prize winners or conduct the research with publicly available resources.
