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Do China Citizens Need a Visa for Taiwan in 2026?

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Travel from Mainland China to Taiwan operates under specific cross-strait regulations. For tourism, Mainland citizens typically require a 'Taiwan Entry Permit' issued by Taiwanese authorities, alongside an 'Exit Endorsement' issued by the Mainland's Public Security Bureau.

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Last updatedApril 17, 2026
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Step-by-Step Application Process

1

Obtain Mainland Exit Endorsement

First, apply for a 'Taiwan Pass' (ε€§ι€šθ―) and the appropriate 'Exit Endorsement' (G for individual, L for group) at the local Exit-Entry Administration Bureau in Mainland China.

2

Apply for the Taiwan Entry Permit

Once the Mainland endorsement is secured, apply for the 'Taiwan Entry Permit' (ε…₯台证) online. For tourism, this is typically done through designated travel agencies.

3

Submit Documentation

Provide the required financial proofs, identification, and emergency contact forms to the travel agency handling your Entry Permit application.

4

Receive the Electronic Permit

The Taiwan Entry Permit is issued electronically as a PDF. You must print this document in high quality color and carry it with your Taiwan Pass.

Required Documents

  • β€”Valid 'Exit-Entry Permit for Travelling to and from Taiwan' (Taiwan Pass / ε€§ι€šθ―)
  • β€”Valid Exit Endorsement (G or L type)
  • β€”High-resolution scan of Chinese ID card and Hukou
  • β€”Proof of financial capability (e.g., bank deposit of 50,000 RMB, gold credit card, or proof of income)
  • β€”Emergency contact form (usually a family member)

Important Tips

  • β€’Individual tourism (G endorsement) is periodically suspended or restricted by Mainland authorities; always verify current cross-strait travel policies before planning.
  • β€’You must print the electronic Taiwan Entry Permit in color on A4 paper; black and white copies are often rejected at immigration.
  • β€’Your travel insurance must explicitly cover Taiwan and include a medical emergency repatriation clause.
  • β€’Keep both the Taiwan Pass and the printed Entry Permit secure, as both are required for boarding flights and passing immigration checks.

Easiest Way to Get It

Use a reputable, licensed travel agency in Mainland China to handle the complex dual-application process for both the Entry Permit and the Exit Endorsement.

Visa rules can change. Always verify with the official embassy.

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Taiwan is a dynamic island nation where cutting-edge technology, ancient temples, and breathtaking natural beauty coexist in perfect harmony. From the neon-lit streets and towering heights of Taipei 101 to the dramatic marble cliffs of Taroko Gorge and the serene Sun Moon Lake, Taiwan offers a diverse array of experiences. Renowned for having some of the world's best night markets and a culinary scene that ranges from street food to Michelin-starred dining, it is a haven for foodies and explorers alike, all wrapped in a culture of legendary hospitality and safety.

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The vibrant capital known for its iconic skyscraper, world-class National Palace Museum, and bustling night markets like Shilin and Raohe.
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A southern port city famous for its art districts, the stunning Love River, and the massive Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum.
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Best Time: March to May (Spring) and October to December (Autumn) when temperatures are pleasant and rainfall is lower; February for the Lantern Festival
Currency: New Taiwan Dollar (TWD)
Daily Budget: $60-150/day (Excellent value for its high quality of life)
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Avoid sticking chopsticks vertically into rice; nodding or a slight bow is common during greetings; respect is shown particularly to elders; removing shoes before entering homes is mandatory.
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World-class connectivity; high-speed fiber is universal; free public Wi-Fi (iTaiwan) is available in many public spaces; 4G/5G coverage is comprehensive across the island.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you must obtain a visa before traveling to Taiwan.

Taiwan citizens can travel to China visa-free.

The China passport ranks #111 globally with visa-free access to 111 countries.

In case of emergency, call 112 for police or 112 for medical assistance.

The standard voltage is 230V and the plug types are C, F.

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