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What department should I go to for the Taiwan entry permit? How long does it take to apply for the T

the Taiwan entry permit is issued by the Immigration Department of the Ministry of the interior of the Taiwan administrative authority to mainland residents (including Hong Kong and Macao) to enter and leave Taiwan. What department should I go to for the Taiwan entry permit? How long does it take to apply for the Taiwan entry permit? Let's take you to understand.

1. The entry permit needs to be handled by the local public security bureau.

2、 Before September 2010, eligible residents of Hong Kong and Macao (i.e. born in Hong Kong / Macao or have been to Taiwan as Hong Kong and Macao residents) need to fill in the relevant information in the relevant webpage before September 2010, and then hold Hong Kong SAR passport or British National (Overseas) passport and Hong Kong Identity card / valid for more than six months Macao Special Administrative Region passport or Portuguese passport and Macao identity card obtained before 1999.

3、 The Hong Kong International Airport Office of China Travel Agency / Macau Taipei Economic and cultural center receives the temporary arrival notice. At that time, the entry permit was valid for three months and the fee was HK $75. It was allowed to enter and exit twice and stay for 30 days each time. They can only enter and leave Taiwan at Taoyuan International Airport in Taipei, Kaohsiung International Airport or qingquangang airport in Taichung. Those who apply for the entry permit in advance can enter and leave Taiwan through the mini three links or cross-strait charter flights.

Extended data:

The application form shall be submitted to the local public security bureau for examination and approval 15 working days before the date of participating in the tour. Except for the following personnel, they do not need to be sealed by the unit or the police station

1. State civil servants, personnel who refer to and manage in accordance with the national civil service system, and retired personnel at or above the deputy department (bureau) level of departments and provincial units.

2. Cadres at or above the department level in public institutions of the Ministry or province.

3. The new century scientific and technological personnel training project, the scientific and technological personnel who enjoy special government subsidies, and the scientific and technological education personnel with deputy senior titles or above in the units affiliated to the Ministry and province.

4. Cadres at or above the middle level and personnel in important positions in banking, securities, trust, insurance and other financial institutions.

5. Personnel who undertake and participate in important posts of state political, economic, scientific and technological, commercial, security and other secret units, as well as personnel who leave classified posts and are still in the period of declassification.

6. Leading cadres of municipal state-owned enterprises, leading cadres of Provincial State-owned Enterprises above the middle level, chairman and general manager of state-owned holding enterprises, and representatives of state-owned property rights of participating enterprises.

7. Other personnel who are necessary to be included in the record management.