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      • graduation and leaving
      • Work Permit and ARC
  • Exchange Students
    • Incoming Exchange Student
      • Domestic Exchange Students
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      • International Exchange Students
        • Application Guide
        • Courses and Credits
        • Students Handbook
    • Outgoing Exchange Student
      • How to Apply
      • Regulations
      • Exchange Students’ Experiences
      • UMAP交換計畫
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    • International Partners
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  • About
    • Office of International Affairs
    • Former Deans of OIA
    • International Affairs Committee
  • International degree students
    • Students from China
    • Overseas Chinese Students
    • International Degree Students
      • graduation and leaving
      • Work Permit and ARC
  • Exchange Students
    • Incoming Exchange Student
      • Domestic Exchange Students
      • Exchange Students from China
      • International Exchange Students
        • Application Guide
        • Courses and Credits
        • Students Handbook
    • Outgoing Exchange Student
      • How to Apply
      • Regulations
      • Exchange Students’ Experiences
      • UMAP交換計畫
    • Visiting Students & Scholars
    • International Partners
  • Shared Campus
  • Taiwan Career Support Program for International Students
    • Stay in Taiwan: Visa & Legal Information
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Taiwan Career Support Program for International Students
Stay in Taiwan: Visa & Legal Information

Job-Seeking Residence Extension

International students who wish to stay in Taiwan after graduation to look for employment may apply for a residence extension through the National Immigration Agency. This allows graduates to remain in Taiwan for job searching, interviews, and employment preparation.

National Immigration Agency
  • https://www.immigration.gov.tw/
Workforce Development Agency, Ministry of Labor
  • https://ezworktaiwan.wda.gov.tw/cp.aspx?n=511766BD9E956242

Work Permit:
Points-Based System for Overseas Chinese and Foreign Students

After graduation, overseas Chinese and foreign students who have received a job offer from a Taiwanese employer may apply for a work permit through the employer under the points-based system. Evaluation items may include education, salary, Chinese language proficiency, work experience, professional skills, and other achievements.

Workforce Development Agency, Ministry of Labor
  • https://ezworktaiwan.wda.gov.tw/
  • https://ezworktaiwan.wda.gov.tw/cp.aspx?n=2991AC80BCDA014A&s=D68E9ED07DC056C5
  • https://ezworktaiwan.wda.gov.tw/cp.aspx?n=98C816CDB81AA655
Talent Taiwan
  • https://talent.nat.gov.tw/zh/visa/white-collar-visa?c=FR

Taiwan Employment Gold Card

The Taiwan Employment Gold Card is a four-in-one permit for foreign professionals, combining a work permit, resident visa, Alien Resident Certificate, and re-entry permit. Applicants do not need employer sponsorship and may apply based on their professional field and qualifications. The Gold Card is suitable for foreign professionals who wish to work, freelance, or develop their careers in Taiwan.

Taiwan Employment Gold Card
  • https://goldcard.nat.gov.tw/zh/
  • https://goldcard.nat.gov.tw/zh/qualification/field-of-culture-and-arts/
National Immigration Agency
  • https://coa.immigration.gov.tw/coa-frontend/four-in-one/entry/main?lang=zh
Talent Taiwan
  • https://talent.nat.gov.tw/zh/visa/gold-card?c=FR

Freelance Artist Visa

The Freelance Artist Visa is suitable for foreign artists who wish to engage in artistic creation, collaboration, exhibitions, performances, research, production, or cultural promotion in Taiwan. Holders may also conduct workshops or lectures, serve as judges or critics, or participate in arts and cultural activities. The work undertaken during the permit period must be related to the applicant’s artistic profession.

Workforce Development Agency, Ministry of Labor
  • https://ezworktaiwan.wda.gov.tw/cp.aspx?n=8BDC9560BC975DAC
Talent Taiwan
  • https://talent.nat.gov.tw/zh/visa/freelance-artist?c=MY

Entrepreneur Visa

The Entrepreneur Visa is a residence system provided by Taiwan for foreign entrepreneurs. It is suitable for individuals who wish to establish a company, studio, brand, or cultural and creative business in Taiwan. Applicants with innovative ideas, business plans, or team development plans may apply in accordance with relevant regulations.

Small and Medium Enterprise and Startup Administration, Ministry of Economic Affairs
  • https://www.sme.gov.tw/
Talent Taiwan
  • https://talent.nat.gov.tw/
  • https://talent.nat.gov.tw/zh/visa/entrepreneur?c=FR
The information provided on this page is for reference only. Actual eligibility, required documents, application procedures, and review results are subject to the latest announcements and regulations of the relevant government authorities.

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