What information do you need to bring when you apply for a Taiwan Pass in Nanjing? What are the precautions?

Fill in the Examination and Approval Form for Mainland Residents Traveling to and from Taiwan Province;

Bring the original and photocopy of my ID card and residence booklet;

two two-inch color photos on a white background (taken at the designated place of the Public Security Bureau).

required materials: original and photocopy of household registration book and ID card; Two recent two-inch color photos with bareheaded front and white background (or you can pay for photos in the entry-exit management hall of the Municipal Public Security Bureau); A complete Application Form for Mainland Residents to Travel to and from Taiwan Province (you can download it from the Internet website of Nanjing Public Security Bureau or apply for it on the spot).

Taiwan Pass (a pass for mainland residents to travel to and from Taiwan Province) is a travel pass issued by the People's Republic of China and the Ministry of Public Security to mainland residents to travel to Taiwan Province. When entering Taiwan Province, they shall be inspected together with the entry and exit certificates issued by the Ministry of Interior and the Immigration Department in Taiwan Province. Mainland residents traveling to Taiwan Province shall be accepted by the exit-entry administration department of the public security organ of the city or county where their permanent residence is located. Mainland residents traveling to Taiwan need to apply for the Pass for Mainland Residents to and from Taiwan Province and the endorsement for group travel. It is strictly forbidden to travel to Taiwan Province with passports and other documents.

The Pass for Mainland Residents to Travel to and from Taiwan is a document held by Chinese mainland residents to travel to and from Taiwan Province, China, and is generally checked together with the Entry Permit. From July 1, 215, the validity period of the Permit for Mainland Residents to Travel to and from Taiwan was changed from the original five years to 1 years.

On December 2, 216, the People's Republic of China and the Ministry of Public Security of China issued an announcement, deciding to enable the electronic pass to and from Taiwan. The exit-entry administration department of the public security organ of Fujian Province began to accept the application for the electronic pass to and from Taiwan on a pilot basis on December 26, and stopped issuing the current pass to and from Taiwan.