Taiwan Entry & Work Guide

Entry & Residency Pathways for Mainland Area Residents

Relocating to Taiwan Area

Information based on current research for Mainland area residents wishing to enter and work in Taiwan area.

Strict Entry Regulations

Mainland area residents face highly restricted entry and work rules. Residency and employment are primarily limited to Specialized Professional Exchanges, Intra-company Transfers, and Family Reunification. Direct recruitment for general roles is generally not permitted.

Main Entry Routes

Professional Exchange

For persons participating in specialized industrial, academic, or cultural exchanges. Requires a Taiwanese "Invitational Unit" to apply on your behalf.

Intra-company Transfer

For employees of multinational corporations or Mainland companies with approved branches in Taiwan. Limited to managerial or technical roles.

Family Reunion

Mainland spouses of Taiwan residents can apply for residency and work rights through a multi-stage process (Tuanju -> Juju -> Dingju).

General Requirements

Mainland Identity Card & Registered Hukou
Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan Residents (EEP/Taiwan Pass)
Invitation or Employment docs from Taiwanese Unit
Notarized Police Check (Legalized by SEF/ARATS)
Taiwan Medical Checkup (at approved hospitals)

Typical Process

1
Taiwanese Unit Application

The inviting organization in Taiwan applies for your "Permission to Enter" via the NIA Online System.

2
Local Exit-Entry Application

Apply for your Mainland-issued "Taiwan Pass" (EEP) at your local Entry-Exit Bureau in Mainland China.

3
Enter Taiwan

Enter Taiwan via approved checkpoints. You must carry both the Entry Permit and your Taiwan Pass.

4
Registration & IC Card

Apply for your Resident Entry Permit (IC Card) at the National Immigration Agency within the required timeframe.

National Immigration Agency (NIA)

No. 15, Guangzhou St, Zhongzheng District, Taipei

Primary authority for entry and residency permits

immigration.gov.tw

Service Note

Documentation legalization is handled by the Straits Exchange Foundation (SEF) in Taiwan and the Association for Relations Across the Taiwan Straits (ARATS) in Mainland China.

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