Can a US citizen move to Taiwan?

You need a Taiwanese work visa to enter the country, a work permit to work, and a residence permit to stay for more than 90 days. Taiwanese residence permits are called Alien Resident Certificates (ARCs), and are granted by the Taiwan National Immigration Agency.

Can I retire in Taiwan?

Taiwan does not offer a retirement visa like some other southeast Asian countries like Malaysia and Thailand. However, foreigners who want to settle in Taiwan long term can apply for one of several non-retirement visas. Additionally, spouses of Taiwanese citizens can work in the country legally.

Is it easy to migrate to Taiwan?

The rates and numbers of immigrants and expats moving to the country are fairly low, with foreign residents making up not even 3\% of the population. However, expat communities tend to be strong, and you should not have a hard time finding other expats, especially in the metro areas.

Can US citizens buy a house in Taiwan?

A: Yes, as long as there is reciprocal laws in your country, meaning that Taiwanese can also purchase real estate in your home country. Most foreigners in Taiwan can purchase residential real estate, but some types of land such as agricultural land is not allowed.

How long can foreigners stay Taiwan?

90 days
A Taiwan Tourist only allows the holder to stay in Taiwan for a maximum of 90 days from the day of arrival. Some countries, however, have a shorter allowed time of stay in Taiwan (14, 30, or 60). The visa for Taiwan is valid for: Up to three months, if you have a single-entry Taiwan visa.

How much money does it take to live in Taiwan?

Family of four estimated monthly costs are 2,966$ (82,064NT$) without rent. A single person estimated monthly costs are 804$ (22,247NT$) without rent. Cost of living in Taiwan is, on average, 10.45\% lower than in United States. Rent in Taiwan is, on average, 58.19\% lower than in United States.