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Visa Taiwan

Single Entry Visa Taiwan

Taiwan, home to 23 million warm-hearted people, offers breathtaking landscapes, vibrant traditions, and a rich cultural tapestry as magnificent Jade Mountain on a clear day. Whether you’re drawn by its stunning scenery or dynamic city life, a Single Entry Visa allows you to explore Taiwan’s wonders with ease.

At LMI Consultancy, our visa specialists provide expert guidance to ensure a smooth, efficient, and fully compliant application process. Whether you’re visiting for leisure, business, or to reconnect with loved ones, we handle the complexities so you can focus on your journey with confidence.

What is Single Entry Visa Taiwan and who is it for?

The Single Entry Visa for Taiwan is designed for travellers visiting for tourism, business, family visits, or international conferences and sporting events.

  • Validity: 3 months from the date of issue
  • Maximum Stay: 30 days per entry
  • Conditions: Non-extendable and non-convertible to other visa types

Why Choose LMI Consultancy for Your Single Entry Visa to Taiwan?

At LMI Consultancy, we specialise in fast and hassle-free Taiwan visa processing. Our dedicated team provides personalised support, ensuring every applicant meets the necessary requirements with ease.

With our reliable and efficient service, navigating the visa process becomes seamless. Whether you’re travelling for business or leisure. Let us simplify your journey today!

How to Apply for a Visa Taiwan from Indonesia

 

  1. Schedule a session with our experienced visa consultants.
  2. Receive expert guidance in gathering the required documents.
  3. We handle the submission process on your behalf.
  4. Stay informed throughout the application process.
  5. Our team will schedule and provide guidance for biometric appointments.
  6. Prompt notification once your visa is approved.
  7. Conveniently pick up your passport at our office or opt for secure delivery via our official Field Officers.

 

*Note: Biometric processing is mandatory for specific countries, including Schengen (Europe), the UK, Saudi Arabia, and China.

Visa Requirements

  • Completed and signed visa application form (provided draft). For minors, signed by both parents.
  • Scanned passport valid for at least 6 months beyond intended arrival and old passport (if applicable). Original passport must include the information page, immigration stamps, and at least two blank visa pages.
  • Recent passport-sized photograph (4cm x 6cm) with a white background, taken within the last 3 months.
  • Scanned National ID Card, Family Card, and Birth Certificate. Non-Indonesians: Copy of residence permit in Indonesia (KITAS/KIMS/KITAP), valid for at least 3 months after intended departure from Taiwan.
  • Proof of Identity (documents issued within the last three months):
    • Employee: Original employment certificate.
    • Student: Student certificate.
    • Minor: Birth certificate and Letter of Consent.
    • Entrepreneur: Business license (SIUP).

Important: All submitted documents must be translated into English. To ensure compliance with the latest visa requirements, we highly recommend consulting with our visa experts for accurate guidance.

Navigate A Smooth Visa Application with LMI Consultancy

Simplify your Taiwan visa application with LMI Consultancy. We offer expert visa support and consultation for travellers worldwide, ensuring a seamless and stress-free process for tourism, business, or family visits. Contact us today for professional guidance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I process the Single-Entry Taiwan Visitor Visa online?

Yes, Indonesian passport holders may apply online for a Single-Entry Taiwan Visitor Visa, depending on eligibility. If you meet the criteria, such as holding a valid visa or residence permit from countries like the U.S., Canada, Schengen Area, or Japan, you may be eligible for a Taiwan Entry Permit through the eVisa system or Travel Authorization Certificate (TAC). However, for most general tourist or short-term visit purposes, visa applications are typically submitted through the Taipei Economic and Trade Office (TETO) in Jakarta or Surabaya.

How many types of visa for Taiwan are there based on number of entries?

Taiwan generally offers three visa types based on entry frequency:

  • Single-Entry Visa – allows one-time entry and is ideal for short visits, tourism, or family visits.
  • Double-Entry Visa – allows two entries within the visa’s validity period.
  • Multiple-Entry Visa – suitable for travelers who need to enter Taiwan multiple times within a longer timeframe (often for business or family reasons).

The type of visa granted depends on the purpose of the visit, supporting documents, and travel history.

Can I work with a Taiwan Visitor Visa?

No, you cannot work with a Taiwan Visitor Visa. The Visitor Visa is strictly for tourism, short-term business visits, or family visits. If you intend to work or stay in Taiwan for employment, you must apply for a Work Visa and, upon arrival, obtain a Resident Visa and register with the National Immigration Agency for your Alien Resident Certificate (ARC). Working without proper authorization is a violation of Taiwan’s immigration laws and may lead to deportation or bans from future entry.

Why can Hong Kong residents sometimes not apply for a visa to Taiwan?

Visa policies for Hong Kong residents are unique and subject to specific cross-strait regulations. Individuals holding certain types of Hong Kong passports may be eligible for entry permits or special application channels, while others may face restrictions depending on their residency status, nationality, or political factors. It’s important to consult the Taipei Representative Office for the most current eligibility rules regarding Resident Visa applications and travel to Taiwan.

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