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Taiwan Arrival Card requirements

All foreign travelers without a resident certificate must obtain a Taiwan Arrival Card (TWAC) before entering Taiwan for tourism, visiting family and friends, business, or short-term study.

This digital declaration is a requirement for visa-exempt nationals and visitor visa holders alike to ensure faster immigration clearance upon arrival.

Required documents for the Taiwan Arrival Card

To apply for a Taiwan Arrival Card, you typically need the following documents and/or information:

  • A valid passport (must be valid for at least six months from your date of arrival)

  • A valid email address

  • Travel details (including your flight or ship number and arrival date)

  • Accommodation information (the name and address of your hotel or local contact)

Requirements may vary depending on nationality.

Taiwan Arrival Card pricing and validity

Taiwan Arrival Card

Prices starting from $69.99

Valid for 1 month after issued
Single entry
Stay up to 30 days per entry
Get it as fast as 15 minutes

Fast facts

Average time it takes to apply

10 minutes

iVisa approval rate

99%

Main reason for denials

Incorrect passport or accommodation details

Our Taiwan Arrival Card application process

How to apply for your Taiwan Arrival Card with iVisa

1

Complete the online application

Check if you need the Taiwan Arrival Card and fill out your details using our simplified process on our website or through our app.

2

We review your application

Select your preferred processing speed, pay securely with one of our flexible payment options, and upload the required documents. Our experts will review your application and catch any mistakes before submitting.

3

We submit it for government processing

We are not the Taiwanese government, but will submit your application to them on your behalf.

4

Receive your Taiwan Arrival Card

Once approved, you’ll receive an email and information on the next steps and how to use your Taiwan Arrival Card to visit the country.

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Frequently asked questions about the Taiwan Arrival Card

Yes. The Taiwan Arrival Card (TWAC) is mandatory for all foreign nationals entering the country, including those from visa-exempt countries (like the US, UK, Australia, and EU). It has replaced the old paper forms; without a digital submission, you will be required to use airport kiosks before you can join the immigration queue.

No. The Taiwan Arrival Card is a digital immigration form, not a visa. It does not grant entry permission. You must still meet visa-exempt requirements or hold a valid visa (or Entry & Exit Permit for Chinese citizens) to enter Taiwan.

You must submit the online form within 3 days (72 hours) of your arrival. Submitting through iVisa ensures your details are reviewed and ready in the system before you land, allowing you to move through immigration more efficiently.

Stay durations depend on your nationality: most visa-exempt travelers (US, EU, Australia) receive 90 days. Citizens of Malaysia and Singapore typically get 30 days, while those from the Philippines, Thailand, and Brunei are granted 14 days. Your passport must be valid for at least six months.

Yes. Every traveler, regardless of age, must have their own individual Arrival Card. For minors, parents or guardians can complete the online form on their behalf during the application process.

Once submitted and processed, you'll receive a confirmation email containing a QR code. While immigration officers can usually pull up your details by scanning your passport, it is highly recommended to keep a digital or printed copy of the QR code to show to airline staff or immigration if requested.

If you remain in the international transit area and do not pass through immigration, you do not need the Arrival Card. However, if you plan to enter the country for a layover, clear customs, or re-check baggage, you must submit the card before entry.

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Taiwan visa requirements for other passport holders

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