What procedures and documents are needed to travel to Taiwan?

Two certificates and one visa are required to travel to Taiwan Province.

Before traveling to Taiwan Province, you should go to the Exit-Entry Administration Office of the Municipal Public Security Bureau to apply for a Mainland Travel Permit for Mainland Residents and a personal tourist visa. When applying for documents, you need to bring the original ID card and the original household registration book, and fill out the "Application Form for Mainland Residents' Travel Permit to and from Taiwan Province". If the applicant is an employee of the work unit listed on the back of the approval form, the unit's opinion should be issued, signed by the person in charge and stamped with the official seal.

Afterwards, you need to go to a qualified travel agency in the place where your household registration is located to apply for a personal travel certificate, application form (the application form does not need to be accompanied by a photo, all information must be filled in in detail), photo (2-inch clear photo with white background), applicant Copy of ID card, Datong card and G-sign photo page, applicant’s household registration card.

Taiwan Province is rich in natural products

Taiwan Province is rich in rice, with two or three crops a year. Rice quality is good and yield is high. Both planting area and output rank first in agricultural production. Taiwan Province is rich in products, mainly in four aspects: agricultural production, forestry production, aquaculture production and mining production.

In terms of agricultural production, Taiwan Province is famous for its rice, sugar cane, and tea. In terms of forestry production, Taiwan Province has more than 4,000 kinds of trees. The more precious woods include Platycladus orientalis, Phoebe phoebe, and camphor trees. In terms of aquatic products, there are about 500 species of fish in the shallow waters around Taiwan Island, such as snapper, bonito, etc. In terms of minerals, more than 110 mineral resources have been discovered in Taiwan Province.