Visa Information
Visa-free for US (90 days), UK (90 days), Canada (90 days), Australia (90 days), most EU (90 days).
No visa needed. Present passport at immigration.
- Taiwan is NOT China — separate government, currency, and entry rules.
- One of the safest and most welcoming places in Asia.
- Incredible public transport — HSR, metro, buses all excellent.
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Safety & Health
One of Asia's safest destinations. Crime is extremely rare. Night markets are safe at 2am. Lost items are often returned. Earthquake risk exists.
- Almost none. Taiwan is remarkably honest.
- Excellent healthcare — among the world's best and affordable.
- Typhoon season June–September.
- Routine vaccines only. Japanese Encephalitis for rural stays.
Tap water should be boiled. Bottled water widely available.
Earthquake risk — Taiwan is seismically active. Typhoons June–September. Otherwise extremely safe.
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Cultural Tips
- Explore night markets — Shilin, Raohe, Ningxia.
- Try bubble tea, beef noodle soup, xiao long bao, and stinky tofu.
- Visit Taroko Gorge and Sun Moon Lake.
- Don't confuse Taiwan with China in conversation — Taiwanese have a distinct identity.
- Don't stick chopsticks in rice.
- Don't tip — not customary.
Do NOT tip. Not part of the culture. Service charge added at upscale restaurants.
Casual. Temples: cover shoulders and knees.
Buddhist, Taoist, and folk religion. Temples are everywhere and welcoming. Remove shoes when required.
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