🟠 Partially closed to international travelers
Taiwan still has a temporary ban on international travelers in place, with the exception:
Foreign relatives and spouses (with their children under the age of 20) of Taiwanese citizens
ARC/APRC/Gold Card holders and business travelers
International students, foreign professors and researchers.
These groups can apply for a special permit online to enter Taiwan. There are no quarantine requirements for arrivals but, in the first 7 days, travelers have to stay “one person per room”. There is no set date for other travelers when these border measures will be lifted.
Self-pay COVID-19 tests are widely available at hospitals throughout Taiwan, with test results available within 24 hours. Head to the nearest clinic or check this list of designated hospitals that provide PCR tests.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please visit the Centers for Disease Control website or call the Communicable Disease Prevention and Reporting Hotline at 1922 for information.
Yes, most private hospitals offer vaccination packages (and booster shots). Most will require an appointment made in advance, visit the website of your closest hospital to check.
Taiwan started a visa-free initiative in 2022 for a number of countries.
If you're a digital nomad or remote worker, you might be interested in their Entrepreneur visa.