No, that's not correct. As an EU citizen living abroad, using non-EU based services, the GDPR will not apply. It would also be impossible to enforce something like that.
So it doesn't matter where you live if the service is out of reach of this law.
That's only correct with regards to the processing of data subjects who are in the European Union. See Art. 3.2 of the GDPR.
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