Taiwanese Friends in the House?

[Lorena Runolfsson]

It seems like Taiwan only requires an entry permit; the other documents are requirements from mainland China.

[Delia Jast]

Seems like it.

[Darren Sawayn]

Taiwan has so much delicious food.

[Emma Kihn]

Exactly! The cities there must feel quite different from those in mainland China.

[Antoinette Ferry]

My homepage shares unique and fun things to eat and do in Taiwan! You're welcome to visit.

[Byron Larkin]

Sounds good! I'll definitely go if I get the chance!

[Karen Zulauf]

You could apply for a business visa.

[Bonnie Beatty]

You can apply for a Taiwan entry permit; the approval process is generally quite stable.

[Florence Stark]

Just politely asking about the price.

[Orville DuBuque]

I'll go once the high-speed train to Taiwan is up and running.

[Bonnie Beatty]

Business, family visits, study, or having lived and worked in Hong Kong, Macau, or overseas for at least a year. These are probably the four routes. See which one you qualify for.

[Leslie Kunde]

Then a business visa is the only option for you.

[Theresa Sporer]

No problem. I'll go for you.

[Samuel Kihn]

My girlfriend is Taiwanese, and we can only meet in Hong Kong every time.

[Jeremiah Bednar]

Business visas and exhibition-related visas are both possible now.

[Tanya Bogisich IV]

Tourist visas are not an option.