Can I only go with a group tour when going to Taiwan? Can I go by myself?

You don’t need to travel with a group to travel to Taiwan, just apply for an individual travel endorsement. The materials required to apply for a personal travel endorsement are as follows:

1. A valid Taiwan Travel Permit (except for those who apply for a Taiwan Travel Permit and endorsement at the same time). ?

2. Certification materials related to the application reason. ?

3. If you apply for a visa to Taiwan in the place where your permanent residence is located, you must also submit certification materials that meet the application conditions in the place where your permanent residence is located in accordance with the relevant regulations of the National Immigration Administration. However, this notice "Acceptance Except for one of the circumstances specified in items (1) to (7) of the "Institution" section. ?

4. Registered state functionaries and military personnel must submit a letter of approval for their entry and exit documents issued by their unit or superior supervisory unit in accordance with the cadre management authority, but must hold the "Approval for Taiwan" Except for those who apply to go to Taiwan. ?

5. If you entrust another person to apply on your behalf, the entruster should issue a letter of authorization, and the entrusted person must submit the original identity certificate such as his or her resident ID card for inspection; if the application is handled by an organization, an official letter from the organization should be submitted for inspection. The original identity certificate such as the agent’s resident ID card. ?

Mainland residents who apply for a Taiwan travel permit and endorsement at the same time do not need to submit relevant materials repeatedly.

Extended information

Taiwan tourist attractions:

1. Sun Moon Lake

Sun Moon Lake is small in area, slightly larger than West Lake and far away from Taihu Lake. The main attractions are by the lake. There are about 30 kilometers around the lake. There is no road around the lake in a short section, so you need to leave the lakeside and walk around the mountains. Relatively speaking, the temple is more popular.

2. Alishan

Alishan is famous for its five wonders, namely mountaineering railway, forest, sea of ??clouds, sunrise and sunset. The sunrise, sea of ??clouds, railway, forest and sunset are not only the most representative scenery in Taiwan, but their reputation is spread far and wide at home and abroad. In addition, the cherry blossoms here are also very famous, and there is an endless stream of tourists who climb mountains to enjoy the cherry blossoms.

3. Kenting means blue sea, blue sky, white clouds, whirling coconut groves and green hills. The climate here is like spring all year round. Although the sun is strong in summer, it does not feel hot because of the cool sea breeze blowing on your face. The strong northeast monsoon, commonly known as the downhill wind, passes through in winter and purifies the air. The average temperature in winter is 20 to 25 degrees, which is very comfortable.

4. Taipei 101

The attraction is located at No. 7, Section 5, Xinyi Road, Xinyi District. The building is 508 meters high and was the tallest building in the world before 2010. The 86th to 88th floors of the building are observation restaurants, the 89th floor is the indoor viewing floor, and the 91st floor is the outdoor observation deck. The indoor observation deck overlooks the entire Taipei through floor-to-ceiling windows and is one of the best places to enjoy the night view of Taipei.

5. Orchid Island

Orchid Island is located in the tropics and has high temperatures all year round. This was originally the settlement place of the Yami people. The place is surrounded by blue waves and white waves, banana rain and coconut breeze, and the folk customs are simple and uncontested. Being on the island is like being in a paradise. Staying in a B&B on the island is the best way to get to know the place.

6. Taipei National Palace Museum

The attraction is located at No. 221, Section 2, Zhishan Road, Shilin District. It is also known as the Taipei National Palace Museum. It is a large comprehensive museum in China and the largest museum in Taiwan. It is also one of the three major museums in China. The Taipei Museum is known as the National Palace Museum in Beijing for its architecture, and the National Palace Museum in Taipei for its cultural relics. The museum has a rich collection, mainly focusing on cultural relics from the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, covering almost five thousand years of Chinese history, and is known as a treasure house of Chinese culture.