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Taiwan Immigration FAQ 臺灣移民常見問題

4/19/2018

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​​Foreword: Please note that this is not a comprehensive list of questions and answers. This is meant to only give a basic overview of Taiwan's immigration landscape to those who have never been there. 

Q: What is an ARC? 
A: Alien Resident Certificate, which is equivalent to a resident permit or "green card" in Taiwan.
 
Q: How do I apply for a Taiwan visitor visa?
A: You can use iVisa.com. They can process your visa online for a small fee. For more information click here.

Q: How do I find out if I need a visitor visa to Taiwan for my country?
A: You can use the following tool below provided by iVisa.com.
Q: How do I apply for an ARC?
A: Go to the Taiwan immigration office in Taiwan, or contact the TECRO (Taiwan Economic and Cultural Office) in your home country.
 
Q: How do I apply for an employment gold card?
A: Please see our full employment gold card FAQ here.

Q: How do I apply for permanent residency in Taiwan (APRC)?
A: Check out our APRC FAQ here.

Q: What kind of resident permits are there?
A: According to the Bureau of Consular Affairs, there are 9 different types of resident permits:
CODE-A: Employment
CODE-TR: Changing a visitor visa to a resident visa
CODE-P: Touring, visiting relatives
CODE-TS: Foreign spouses
CODE-B: Business
CODE-FR: Studying Chinese
CODE-R: Religious
CODE-FC: Overseas Chinese students
CODE-FS: Foreign students

Q: How do I apply for a marriage ARC?
A: After you get married to a Taiwan national, you then need to apply for a marriage ARC from the Taiwan representative office in your home country or the immigration office in Taiwan. This may require that you leave Taiwan and apply from the TECRO in Hong Kong or elsewhere. This process will likely include proof of marriage and proof that you are single from your home country. For more information, please visit this website: https://www.immigration.gov.tw/ct.asp?xItem=1091979&ctNode=31674&mp=se05
 
Q: How do I apply for a work ARC?
A: Your company should do this, but technically you are supposed to do it from your home country, otherwise there will be extra fees for visa conversion. For more information, please visit the government’s website here: https://www.immigration.gov.tw/ct.asp?xItem=1090287&ctNode=30085&mp=2
 
Q: What limitations does my ARC have?
A: There should be an expiry date before which you have to renew it. If you are working in Taiwan, you have to stay with the same company as stated on your ARC and register any changes. Also, you have to register change of address within 15 days.
 
Q: When do I need to renew my ARC address?
A: Within 15 days after you move.

Q: How do I renew my ARC?
A: Go to the immigration office, take a waiting number, and fill out the form. Click here for a list of immigration office service centers around Taiwan: https://www.immigration.gov.tw/ct.asp?xItem=1092844&ctNode=32289&mp=2
 
Q: What is an APRC?
A: Alien Permanent Resident Certificate.
Check out our APRC FAQ here.

Q: What are the requirements for an APRC (permanent residency in Taiwan)?
A: First you must live in Taiwan for over 183 days for 5 consecutive years. If you are married to a Taiwanese spouse or are a dependent of a Taiwan national, another qualification is that you have lived in Taiwan with your spouse visa for a ten year period (over 183 days in the first year), and you stayed over 183 days for 5 years within that 10 year period.
There are also other requirements such as minimum salary requirement of at least double minimum wage, clean criminal record, etc.

Check out our APRC FAQ here.
 
Q: How do I apply for dual citizenship in Taiwan?/Can I apply for dual citizenship in?/ Does Taiwan allow dual citizenship?
A: If you are a foreigner, then in general no. You must reject your original citizenship to become a Taiwanese national, along with fulfilling other educational, residency, and/or work requirements. Only if you are originally Taiwanese can you have dual citizenship, or if you are granted honorary citizenship because of special contributions to society. Here and here are specific guides on the subject:
Just Landed Guide:
https://www.justlanded.com/english/Taiwan/Taiwan-Guide/Visas-Permits/Getting-Taiwanese-citizenship
Taiwanease Guide:
https://articles.taiwanease.com/2017/07/09/turning-taiwanese-a-step-by-step-guide-to-acquiring-taiwanese-citizenship/
 
Q: Does Taiwan need Visas?/ Does Taiwan require a Visa?/ Does Taiwan need Visas?
A: If you are a foreign national from one of the 46 countries that have Visa free entry, then no. Otherwise, yes.
 
Q: Does my Country’s passport have a Visa free entry into Taiwan?
A: Currently there is a total of 46 countries that are visa free to come to Taiwan. They are listed below according to number of days and geographic area:

14 days visa-exempt: Philippines (trial)

30 days visa-exempt countries: Malaysia and Singapore
 
90-day visa-free countries:
Asia Pacific: Japan
North America: Canada and the United States of America
Europe Region: United Kingdom, Ireland, Austria, Belgium, Croatia, South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia, Slovenia, Vatican City State, Bulgaria, Romania, Cyprus, Andorra, and San Marino (36 in total)
 
Passport validity should be more than six months. (Formal passports, official and diplomatic official passports are applicable, excluding emergency, temporary, other informal passports or travel documents). However, the validity period of a Japanese passport must be longer than three months. The validity period of a U.S. passport (including the U.S. emergency passport) should only be longer than the planned date of stay.
Persons holding emergency or temporary passports (except for nationals of the United States) should apply for a visa from my embassy or apply for a visa when arriving in Taoyuan or Kaohsiung airport. U. S. emergency passport holders are eligible for visa-free treatment.
 
Click here for a full list of countries that Taiwanese nationals do and do not need visas to visit.

Q: If my country’s passport does not have Visa Free Entry into Taiwan, what should I do?
A: You can use iVisa.com. They can process your visa online for a small fee. For more information click here.
Alternatively, you can do it on your own. First, you should decide which visa type you need. There are four different types of visas:
  1. VISITOR VISA: is a short-term visa for stays in Taiwan for less than 6 months.
  2. Resident Visa (RESIDENT VISA): It is a long-term visa for stays in Taiwan for 6 months or more.
  3. Diplomatic visa (DIPLOMATIC VISA).
  4. Privilege Visa (COURTESY VISA).
Visa Required Documents:
Fill in the visa application form online at https://visawebapp.boca.gov.tw. Fill in the visa application information and print the application form, then write your signature. You will also need to provide the following (as applicable):
  • 2-inch 2-color photos in 6 months, background must be white.
  • The original passport, valid for 6 months or more and must have a blank page.
  • Proof of financial resources, such as bank savings certificates.
  • Schedule
  • Round-trip airfare, airfare, e-ticket or travel agency certification.
  • Relatives in Taiwan relatives to prove (visit relatives), copy of household register, birth certificate, alien residence permit or permanent residence permit and other relevant identity documents. (Spouse and immediate blood relatives limited).
  • Invitation (Visit) The invitation unit is issued.
  • Other documents as the case may require.
  • Application Procedure: The applicant shall check the required documents and visa fees to apply for a residence visa to the Immigration Department. The applicant will be required to interview if necessary.
Sample regulations you may find at the TECRO office in your home country:
"
The Visa Department has the right to refuse and need not explain the reason. Proposed visa applicants regardless of whether or not issued a visa, visa fees paid in accordance with the law is not refundable. For a one time, the visa fee is US $ 50; multiple entry visa fee US $ 100; relative processing fees is US $ 160 (currently only applies to US nationals). Any changes to this statement are subject to the latest information published by the Consular Affairs Bureau website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs."
Please check the local Taiwan representative office in you country for the latest information relevant to your home country.

Q: How much is a Taiwan Visa?
A: Check the local Taiwan representative office in you country for the latest information relevant to your home country. If you are not from a visa free country, for a one time visa, the visa fee may be around US $50; multiple entry visa fee US $ 100; relative processing fees may be around US $ 160. 
You can also use iVisa.com. They can process your visa online for a small fee. For more information click here.

Q: How much is a Taiwanese Visa in the Philippines?
A: For a visitor visa, currently the Philippines has a 14 day trial Visa Exemption. Otherwise please check with the Taiwan Economic and Cultural Office in the Philippines.
 
Q: How much for a Taiwan trip?
A: For a week of vacationing in Taiwan, you can budget for 1000 USD and probably have a few hundred dollars left over. But this depends on what you want to do, what kind of hotels you want to stay in, and what your budget is. For a one week trip for one person, plan to spend about 1500-3000 per night for a decent hotel (10,500-21,000 NT), 100-150 NT per meal for low end restaurants (2,100-3,150), maybe 3,000-5,000 on travel (depending on where you want to go), and 1,000 NT or so to buy small gifts for your family back home. This would be a grand total of 16,600-30,150 NT (553-1005 USD).

Q: I just came to Taiwan on a working visa. Can my dependents get national health insurance?
A: Yes! New legislation has come into affect as of 2018 so that dependents of foreign workers can be enrolled immediately into the national health insurance system. Before there was a waiting period of 6 months. 

Q: I just came to Taiwan on a working visa. Can my dependents start working here?
A: Yes but they must apply for a work permit through their employer.

Have any more questions about immigration in Taiwan? Please leave them in the comments below, and we might just add them to the list!
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58 Comments
Rick Majerus link
1/20/2019 06:27:44 am

In order to qualify for National Health Insurance, must I have at least 6 months on my contract when working at a public school, or a cram school?

Thx

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Foreigners in Taiwan link
1/21/2019 09:42:29 am

In order to get National Health Insurance, you must have a work permit and an ARC, which usually means you will work in Taiwan for over six months.
If you do not have an ARC, you can still have labor insurance.

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Stanley
1/25/2019 08:22:21 pm

I am Filipino and I had renounced my citizenship last year and the processing continues in the Philippines. My passport was already been nullified and I can't travel abroad even if it is emergency.
Is there any way to apply for a temporary Taiwan Passport passport for emergency purposes?
My father died last night and I badly need to go back to Philippines for few days. I hope there should be exception to the rules of not able to travel once your original passport was already nullified. .
Thank you

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Stanley
2/18/2019 02:46:45 pm

Sorry about that! I would talk to the Taiwan authorities and see if they can make an exception to your situation. It really is stupid they make you give up your citizenship of your home country.

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Kevin
3/14/2019 02:02:08 pm

My wife and I are both Filipinos working here in Taiwan with ARCs. We studied our master's here first and now we are working in separate companies. My question is, we are planning to have a baby soon but we don't want to give up our jobs here and be separated from our future baby. Is it possible to let our baby stay here with us till we decided to go back home in our country?
Thanks!

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kael
3/25/2019 10:42:52 am

im filipino with multi entry arc and my wife is a dual citizen here in taiwan . we recently change our address in household but i did not change my address yet in my arc and we are planing on a vacation in philippines . .do ineed to change my arc address first before going on a vacation in the philippines?

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Foreigners in Taiwan
12/4/2019 03:59:40 pm

Change within 15 days of changing your address.

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Imesh
3/31/2019 12:45:32 am

I just came to Taiwan on a student visa. Can my dependents start working here?

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Foreigners in Taiwan
12/4/2019 03:59:02 pm

No, unless they have a Taiwan employer sponsor their work permit.

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marvin c
5/14/2019 07:19:11 pm

hi there! i have a question and i hope you can give me any idea about this. i've worked in taiwan for 12 years unfortunately i never try to apply to have APRC and im currently working in Malaysia. My question is this, is it possible to apply APRC even if im outside Taiwan? i really miss everything in taiwan i hope i have a chance to go back there. thank you!

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Foreigners in Taiwan
12/4/2019 03:58:31 pm

You can apply from the Taiwan office in Malaysia.

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ABDELHAMID
5/22/2019 05:45:29 pm


Hi there,
Please im asking about the ARC, If i have this one, can i bring my wife and my daughter in Taiwan.
Thank you

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Foreigners in Taiwan
12/4/2019 03:57:58 pm

Yes.

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David Snajdr
5/28/2019 09:53:55 am

Do I need to return ARC at the end of my stay please?

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Jane Anne
5/30/2019 10:46:26 am

my mom is married to a taiwanese for over 15yrs and she is now a citizen too. i am 23 years old here in the philippines, what kind of visa should i apply because my stepdad and mom wants me to stay there.

Thank you!

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Suvin P S
6/10/2019 10:35:07 am

I am in Taiwan with visiting Visa- single entry(valid for 60 days) and work permit for 6 months. Can I get ARC with 6 months work permit?

If not possible, can I change my visa from single entry to multi entry. Please guide.

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Foreigners in Taiwan
12/4/2019 03:55:21 pm

You can request a change with the immigration office.

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Joy
6/12/2019 07:23:39 pm

what are the step by step process if my mother is applying for resident visa in taiwan and my father is already a citizen

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Foreigners in Taiwan
12/4/2019 03:54:37 pm

Ask your father's local household registration office.

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Meru
7/29/2019 02:58:54 am

Hi. My husband works in Taiwan on an ARC at the moment and I would like to move up to live with him. Can I get a spouse visa? Or do I have to wait until he gets his APRC? What would the procedure be?

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Gelato
8/21/2019 05:49:17 pm

I would like to know this as well (from the perspective of a foreigner with APRC intending to marry a filipina who is not presently living in Taiwan and has no ARC).

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Albermen Barraquiel
8/2/2019 08:38:52 pm

Good day. Hi, I'm a Filipino and have a resident visa with no duration to Taiwan as I am married to Taiwanese national and registered in household registry.
I just received my resident visa today and plans to buy ticket so I could join my wife in Taiwan and live there.

Do I need onward ticket or just one way?

Thank you

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Foreigners in Taiwan
12/4/2019 03:53:54 pm

Either way is fine. You can enter and exit Taiwan freely.

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Albermen Barraquiel
2/15/2020 03:36:07 pm

Thank you for your reply. I am not living in Tainan since August. Everything is good. I live with my Taiwanese wife and applied for medicare and stuffs.

I just got a job offer in Japan and plan to go there in 2 months. I'm currently on a resident visa (spouse) and holding an ARC. If I work in Japan, will my resident visa forfeited? I plan to come back every summer to renew my ARC. Do you have idea with this situation? Thanks

Narcisa
10/23/2019 04:44:05 pm

Hi,
I was in Taiwan for two days, more than one month ago, and I didn't need visa as I am from Europe. On the stamp they put on my passport shows that i have to be out of the country by 20th December, as that was my 90 days limit of stay. I am currently in Japan and I wanted to know, if I would like to go back to Taiwan for few days, will I still be accepted to enter the country? Both before or after then 20th December ?

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Foreigners in Taiwan
12/4/2019 03:53:07 pm

Yes, the 90 days resets after you leave the country.

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Shereen Mamuri
12/11/2019 02:15:20 pm

Hi me and my boyfriend are filipino working here in taiwan , is it possible to get married here?

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Kris
12/18/2019 04:12:52 pm

Hi .Goodafternoon,im a Filipino a nd married taiwanese,im just arrive here in taiwan last Nov.21,219,and have plan to going back in philippines for emergency is it ok?.but i have already an arc..

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Albermen Barraquiel
2/15/2020 03:39:26 pm

Hi Kris, how was it? I'm also married to a Taiwanese and holding an ARC. Are there any documents needed to re-enter Taiwan?
Also, did they charge you the travel tax again in Manila airport - 1600+ pesos

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Meenakshi
12/26/2019 08:44:14 pm

Can dependents study in Taiwan?

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Sherwin
1/8/2020 07:37:08 pm

I’m a Filipino working in Taiwan. I plan to get my family and will apply them resident visa in the Philippines. Is it required for my ARC to be more than 6 months from expiration before they can apply for resident visa? What if they were able to get resident visa, is it required also (ARC more than 6 months) when they apply for ARC in Taiwan? Thanks!

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Gretchen Quiambao
2/7/2020 04:09:52 am

Hii! I’m a OFW working here in Taiwan, my boyfriend tried to came here as tourist but been denied by the immigration due to lack of documents, which is my fault because I’m the sponsor. Is it ok to try again once the affidavit of support and guarantee is completed???

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Foreigners in Taiwan
2/13/2020 07:21:29 pm

I am not sure. Ask the immigration office or Taiwan rep office.

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Menchu
2/10/2020 10:34:08 am

Dear Sir/Madame,

I am almost done my 14 year job contract here in Taiwan..
My employer wants me to stay and so with the elderly I am taking care of. He cries a lot almost every day when thinking about I am soon to leave the country Taiwan and not do any care for him anymore..
How they wish both my employer and the whole family especially Ahkong me to stay and.. But don't know what type of visa to apply.. Me too how much I am eager to stay for work if there's a chance given me because I love my job, I love Taiwan as much as I love my country of origin Philippines and I love taking care of this grandpa. I really feel that daughter's love for a father though him. My biological father died decades ago...
Both parties (employer and employee don't have any idea about this.
Do you think I can apply any other type of visa for staying longer? Taiwan

Thank you. Your response is very highly appreciated

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Foreigners in Taiwan
2/13/2020 07:20:28 pm

There are other visas you can try, if you want to be a student, find another job, get married to a Taiwanese person etc.

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bessie
2/15/2020 12:18:38 pm

Hello.

I am coming to taiwan from June-november but in July I will travel for one week to another country. I am from Canada so I have 90 days exempt. If I travel and then come back , so will I get another 90 days? (so I don't have to apply for visitor visa)

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relyn canaynay
3/4/2020 03:34:16 am

Good Day!
Ma'am /Sir
I am, currently working here in taiwan as factory worker and i am a filipino citizen
i have concern regarding to my plan to go in dubai, as tourist, my mother and sister is working and already in dubai.
Now i want to go there to spend vacation with my family after my contract is finish, this dec 2020. my mother is preparing my tourist visa and all expenses including plane ticket coming from dubai and send it to me here in taiwan.
The problem is i do not know what is the process of how i am going to go there and it is possible?
thank you
and hoping for any answer and suggestion
God bless

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Hendry L. Lie
3/19/2020 03:20:00 pm

I am a USA Citizen and USA Passport, I have a 90 days Multiple Visitor Visas until 3 October 2020 with No Extension. This means that every 90 days,
I need to go out from Taiwan. The last I entered Taiwan on 3 January,
2020, from Okinawa, Japan. Therefore, On 2 April, 2020, I need to go
out from Taiwan again. But with COVID- 19 Pandemic, I CAN NOT go
out from Taiwan and go to any country including Los Angeles County,
CALIFORNIA, USA, because it is very dangerous situation.
Therefore, my Question is : Can Taiwanese Immigration Office at Taipei
grant me or give me an EXTENSION of STAY another 90 days without
going out from Taiwan, 0n 2 April due to COVID - 19 Pandemic ?
Thank you for your answer.

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Danica de Guzman link
5/31/2020 02:18:23 pm

Blessed afternoon !
Maam/Sir ,

I am a Filipina and my fiancè is a US CITIZEN ,we are planning to get married in Taiwan , but both of us dont have ARC ,do we need to apply for it even we are just a tourist that wants to get married in Taiwan ?

Thank you for your response

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Jam
6/14/2020 09:27:24 pm

Hi. I am currently working in Taiwan with Philippine Passport. If i want to visit Japan, Korea or other countries that doesnt required visa using my Ph passport, will i get in trouble with Taiwan embassy? Or will get problem in airport during my flight? Or once i return in Taiwan? I just want to visit other countries without getting trouble in my company.... Thanks in advance.

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Sibu
7/28/2020 09:11:04 pm

Hi there! I have been working in Taiwan for over a year now and i recently got accepted to study my Master's degree at one of the universities. I would like to know if it is possible to convert working visa to study visa without leaving the country?

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Koi
11/18/2020 04:19:43 pm

Yes go to your local immigration office for your district.

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JACK
8/7/2020 07:08:01 am

I am a Ph.D. foreign student in Taipei, My wife will come here and live together with me in August 2020. And she plans give birth in November. So I want to ask:
- Can she get a NHI's Card after having ARC' card?
- And how about my infant baby's insurance after giving birth?
Thank you so much

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Koi
11/18/2020 04:18:53 pm

Baby will get NHI right away, not sure about your wife.

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Ghen
10/9/2020 08:13:26 pm

I am a Filipina currently working here in Taiwan and my boyfriend is polish, As pandemic is to high in the Philippines, Can we get married here since we had a requirements that has needed in getting married? Thanks for the answer.

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Koi
11/18/2020 04:17:21 pm

Yes, but you will need the proper paperwork to get it done.

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Chester
11/30/2020 06:53:22 am

hi,

is there any visa for my mom? i am single and currently holding APRC and i would like to have my mom live with me here.
can she have an ARC tie up with me since im single (like spouse visa for married)?

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Roy
1/27/2021 11:27:48 pm

Hi, I have my friend who applied as an english teacher in Taiwan. She already obtained her residence visa as worker but suddenly the employer just say no to her. What should my friend do? still come to Taiwan and find an employer?

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Irish dela cruz
3/14/2021 08:57:27 pm

Hi im a filipina and im married may mother is pure chinese and she is resident in taiwan she wanted me to lived with her

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Rick
4/21/2021 01:39:06 pm

Hi, my wife has a working visa in Taiwan and I’m here as her spouse, not Currently working. I now have the opportunity to do some part time work for a company in my home country while living here in TW. Since it isn’t a Taiwan company I plan working for, can I still apply for the working spouse visa? Since I live here I guess I need a working visa here and pay the taxes here even if the work is carried out in another country?

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Tomas
7/16/2021 01:04:35 am

Dear, I'm planning to do a Masters' Degree in Taiwan in 2022 with a duration of two years. I am married, so I was wondering if there are any possibilities of a spouse of dependent visa in this case?

Thanks for the help!

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Chau
9/10/2021 10:28:47 am

Hi, I have a question for you? I'm US citizen. I live in Taiwan now, I have ARC. I'm planning to fly back to US and come back to Taiwan but my US passport with expires within 6 months by the time I get back to Taiwan. So my question is do I need to have a valid US passport with my ARC when I come back to Taiwan?

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Mckinney Lee link
11/8/2021 04:44:21 pm

Excellent article! Your post is essential today. Thanks for sharing, by the way.

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Ali Lottof Al amri
5/3/2022 10:07:39 pm

Can be change my visa FS to work visa in Taiwan

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JC
7/4/2022 07:42:58 am

Hello. How long (days or months) can a foreigner with marriage ARC stay outside of Taiwan? Thanks.

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San
7/4/2022 06:17:11 pm

Hi I'm currently a master's student now, but found a full time job wich, my plan is to pause my studies to take this opportunity
I would like to know if it is possible to convert my study visa to working visa without leaving the country?

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Danny
7/13/2022 03:12:34 pm

Thank you so much for this great website. I finally got my ARC and I am wondering if I want to extend it do I need to make the same procedure again? Do I need to get another resident visa?

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    Buddhism 佛教
    Business 商業
    Business 商業
    Camping 露營
    Car Driving Test 考汽車駕照
    Car Rental 租氣車
    Caves 山洞
    Changhua 彰化
    Chiayi 嘉義
    Children Activities 小孩活動
    Chinese Film 中文電影
    Chinese Language 中文
    Chinese Language 中文
    Chinese Literature 中文文學
    Chinese Literature 中文文學
    Chinese Pollution 中國污染
    City Parks 都市公園
    Click Bait 點擊誘餌
    Coal Mining 煤礦
    Cycling 騎腳踏車
    Cycling 騎腳踏車
    Daily Life 日常生活
    Daoism 道教
    Driving In Taiwan 開車
    Drone Flying 飛空拍機
    East Taiwan 東部
    Ershui 二水
    Events 活動
    Festivals 節日
    Fish Foot Massage 溫泉魚
    Floral Sea 花海
    Food
    Food 食物
    Forts 堡壘
    Fruit 水果
    Geography 地理
    Geography 地理
    Geology 地質
    Golf 高爾夫球
    Green Energy 綠色能源
    Growing Bananas 種香蕉日記
    Guest Blog Posts 客人部落格
    Hakka Culture 客家文化
    Hiking
    Hiking 爬山
    Historical Buildings 歷史建築
    Historical Buildings 歷史建築
    Hot Springs 溫泉
    Hot Springs 溫泉
    Hsinchu 新竹
    Hualien 花蓮
    Immigration/Visa 移民/簽證
    Japanese Era 日治時期
    Jiaoxi 礁溪
    Jiaoxi 礁溪
    Kaohsiung 高雄
    Keelung 基隆
    Kenting 墾丁
    Kinmen 金門
    Lakes And Reservoirs 湖及水庫
    Lighthouses 燈塔
    Longdong 龍洞
    Lukang 鹿港
    Luodong Night Market 羅東夜市
    Maolin 茂林
    Matsu Islands 馬祖列島
    Miaoli 苗栗
    Migrant Workers 外籍勞動
    Monkeys 猴子
    Monkeys 猴子
    Mountain Biking 越野
    Mountain Biking 越野
    Museums 博物館
    Nangang 南港
    Nantou 南投
    National Forest Recreation Areas 國家森林游樂區
    National Palace Museum 故宮
    National Palace Museum 故宮
    National Parks 國家公園
    Natural Scenery 自然風景
    New Taipei 新北市
    Night Market 夜市
    Northern Coast 北海岸
    Not Taiwan 台灣以外的地方
    Nuclear Power 核能
    Nuclear Power 核能
    Offroading 越野
    Old City Gates 古城門
    Old Streets 老街
    Old Trails 古道
    Orchid Island (Lanyu 蘭嶼)
    Outer Islands 外島
    Pathos And Logos 情與理
    Penghu Islands 澎湖群島
    Pingtung 屏東
    Pingxi Railway 平息火車綫
    Politics 政治
    Politics 政治
    Railways 鐵路
    Recreational Farms 休閑農場
    River Tracing 朔溪
    Rock Climbing 攀岩
    Scooter Driving Test 考機車駕照
    Scooter Rental 租機車
    Scooter Rental 租機車
    Seafood Markets 海鮮市場
    Shiding 石碇
    Shilin Night Market 士林夜市
    Shilin Night Market 士林夜市
    Shopping 購物
    Sicao Green Tunnel 四草綠色隧道
    Smokestacks 烟囪
    Snorkeling 浮潛
    Snorkeling 浮潛
    Starting A Taiwan Business 創業
    Starting A Taiwan Business 創業
    Sun Moon Lake 日月潭
    Sun Moon Lake 日月潭
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    Taipei Zoo 台北動物園
    Taipei Zoo 台北動物園
    Taipei 臺北
    Taipei 臺北
    Taitung 臺東
    Taiwanese Spouse 台灣配偶
    Taiwan FAQ 臺灣常見問題
    Taiwan History 台灣的歷史
    Taiwan History 台灣的歷史
    Taiwan's Economy 台灣經濟
    Taiwan's Economy 台灣經濟
    Taiwan Temples 臺灣的廟
    Tamsui 淡水
    Taoyuan 桃園
    Taroko Gorge 太魯閣
    Tax 稅
    Top 10 前十名
    Top 10 前十名
    Top 5 前5名
    Transportation 交通
    Tsai Yingwen 蔡英文
    Turtle Island 龜山島
    Turtle Island 龜山島
    Typhoons 颱風
    Ultimate Guide 極限指南
    Urbex 城市探險
    Waterfalls 瀑布
    Weather 天氣
    White Terror 白色恐怖
    Wildlife 野生動物
    Women In Chinese Society 女士們在中國社會
    Working In Taiwan 在台灣工作
    Working In Taiwan 在台灣工作
    Wulai Hot Springs 烏來溫泉
    Xiaoliuqiu 小琉球
    Xitou 溪頭
    Xitou 溪頭
    Xizhi 汐止
    Yangmingshan 陽明山
    Yilan 宜蘭
    Yunlin 雲林
    Yushan (Jade Mt.) 玉山
    Zhongtaishan 中台山
    Zoos 動物園

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