What visa do I need to apply for when traveling to Taiwan?

You need to apply for a visa to go to Taiwan. According to the relevant provisions of the "Measures for the Administration of Chinese Citizens Traveling to and from the Taiwan Area", mainland residents traveling to Taiwan must present a travel document issued by the exit-entry administration department of the public security organ from an open or Passage through designated entry and exit ports.

1. Mainland residents who come to Taiwan for independent travel must apply for "two certificates and one endorsement."

(1) Two certificates: Datong Pass "Taiwan Travel Permit for Mainland Residents", and Taiwan Entry Permit "Taiwan Entry and Exit Permit of the Republic of China"

(2) One endorsement: Taiwan Personal travel visa G (affixed on the second page of the Chase Pass)

2. To apply for a Datong Pass ("Mainland Residents' Travel Permit to and from Taiwan"), the endorsement procedure:

Applicants should go to the Exit-Entry Administration Office of their place of residence to apply for the "Mainland Residents' Traveling and Traveling Permit to Taiwan" independent travel endorsement (G visa) , generally 15 working days, and the time is subject to local requirements. The Taiwan Pass fee is 30 yuan (validity period is 5 years), and the endorsement is 20 yuan each time, and is valid for 6 months.

Processing location: Exit-Entry Bureau of the Public Security Bureau in the place of household registration.

Application fee: 30 yuan, valid for 5 years.

Materials required to apply for the "Cross Pass":

Submit the completed "Application Form for Mainland Residents Traveling to and from Taiwan"

2-inch color photo with white background 1 Please post it on the application form.

The original and photocopy of ID card and household register. (Some cities only require an ID card)

Apply for the corresponding endorsement at the same time. If traveling independently, it is a Taiwan individual travel G endorsement.

According to the relevant provisions of the "Regulations on the Administration of Travel by Mainland Residents to Taiwan", mainland residents traveling to Taiwan need to apply for the following visas:

1. Mainland residents must hold a valid "Mainland Residents Travel Permit to and from Taiwan" 》 (hereinafter referred to as "pass") and travel endorsement (endorsement prefixed with L, hereinafter referred to as endorsement) to travel to Taiwan.

2. Mainland residents traveling to Taiwan must register with designated tour operators and apply for a "Pass" and endorsement from the exit and entry administration department of the public security bureau in the place where they have their registered permanent residence.

3. Tour groups to Taiwan must present the "List of Tour Groups for Mainland Residents to Taiwan" to enter and leave the country as a group through the mainland's open ports.

4. If the tour group has decided to enter the mainland in separate groups before leaving the country, the organizing agency should register in advance with the relevant entry-exit border inspection station or the provincial public security and border defense department.

You need to bring your ID card, original and copy of your household register to the local public security bureau to apply for a Taiwan personal travel pass.

Department filing.

You need to bring your ID card, original and copy of your household register to the local public security bureau to apply for a Taiwan personal travel pass.

I hope the above content will be helpful to you. If you still have any questions, please consult a professional lawyer.

Legal basis:

Article 2 of the "Measures for the Administration of Chinese Citizens Traveling to and from Taiwan"

Chinese citizens living in the mainland (hereinafter referred to as mainland residents) traveling to and from Taiwan These Measures shall apply to Chinese citizens living in the Taiwan region (hereinafter referred to as Taiwan) and Chinese citizens living in Taiwan (hereinafter referred to as Taiwan residents) traveling to and from the mainland.

For matters not provided for in these Measures, if other relevant laws and regulations provide for them, other laws and regulations shall apply.

Article 3 of the "Measures for the Administration of Chinese Citizens Traveling to and from the Taiwan Area"

Mainland residents traveling to Taiwan must use travel documents issued by the entry-exit management department of the public security organ from open or designated exits. Access to ports of entry.

Article 4 of the "Measures for the Administration of Chinese Citizens Traveling to and from the Taiwan Region"

Taiwan residents coming to the mainland must pass through open or designated entry and exit ports with travel documents issued by the national competent authority. .

Article 9 of the "Measures for the Administration of Chinese Citizens Traveling to and from the Taiwan Region"

The public security organs shall accept applications from mainland residents to travel to Taiwan within 30 days. If the location is remote and the transportation is inconvenient, the public security organs shall Within 60 days, a decision on approval or disapproval will be made and the applicant will be notified. Urgent applications should be processed at any time.

Article 10

Mainland residents who are approved to go to Taiwan shall have their travel documents issued or endorsed by the public security organs.

Article 11

Mainland residents who have been approved to go to Taiwan must go within the validity period of the endorsement on their travel documents. Except for those who have settled down, they must return on time.

After mainland residents travel to Taiwan, if their travel documents expire due to illness or other special circumstances and are unable to return on time, they may contact the public security agency that originally issued the certificate or the relevant agency dispatched or entrusted by the Exit-Entry Administration Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security. Apply for extension procedures; if there are special reasons, you can also apply for entry procedures at the public security organ at the port of entry.