On the marriage and residence of mainlanders and Taiwan Province people

Name and year of each stage after marriage. Remarks: Reunion stage 0 Reunion marriage 1. Mainland spouses apply for "reunion" in the name of marriage in Taiwan Province. After the reunion, you can stay in Taiwan Province for two years without leaving the country, with an extension once every six months. 2. The single visa travel permit (i.e. green paper) is limited to one visit to Taiwan, and will be invalid when leaving the country. If you want to re-enter, you must re-apply to the Immigration Bureau. After issuing the pass, please ask the mainland spouse to apply for the mainland pass. 3. Don't work (except for husband or in-laws who are wholly-owned or self-employed). 4. Join the health insurance after coming to Taiwan for four months. (However, those who leave the country with a single entry permit should surrender their insurance and join health insurance four months after re-entry. ) 0.5 reunion will be delayed 1. You should apply to the Immigration Bureau (immigration entry and exit and county and city service stations) one month before the expiration date, and remember that it must not be overdue. If you have left the country and re-entered, the reunion will be delayed for half a year from the date of entry, and you can live in Taiwan Province for two years at most. 1 reunion postponed. 2. Mainland spouses with legitimate children registered in Taiwan Province Province may apply for family residence in advance. (one month before the expected date of delivery, please ask the mainland family members to notarize the criminal record) 1.5 reunion extension 3. If you need to return to the mainland with a travel permit that has been endorsed one by one, if you re-enter within six months, you can go through the formalities of endorsement before leaving the country and then go back to the mainland to apply for a mainland pass. Residence of relatives (four years) 2 Residence of relatives 1. Mainland spouses who have been married for two years (counted from the date of marriage registration in Chinese mainland) or have married children can apply for residence through their relatives, and submit applications and letters of guarantee, such as five-year proof of no criminal record in Chinese mainland (notarized proof of no criminal punishment) and health examination (valid for three months in Taiwan), to the Immigration Department. The issuing agency will issue a residence permit valid for two years and an entry-exit visa valid for six months, each extension being one year. 2. After Taiwan Province Province has obtained the residence of family members, the mainland pass can be used for multiple visas for three years. If you leave the country with a relative's residence permit, you must apply to the entry-exit and entry-exit departments before leaving the country. After endorsement in Taiwan Province Province, you can return to Taiwan Province within the validity period. If it expires, it must be sent back to Taiwan Province Province for signature. After the dependent's residence expires, it can be extended to one month before the validity of the mainland pass. Note: Leave the country for no more than half a year, otherwise the number of years may not be counted, and the original four-year long-term residence will be changed to five years. The year is calculated from the date of approval. For example, if the dependent residence is approved in 96. 12. 12, then one year is counted between 97.11.If you have lived in 183 days. If you haven't lived for a full year, it doesn't count. 3. Right to work: Those who have obtained dependent residence and meet certain conditions may apply to the Vocational Training Bureau of the Labor Committee for a work permit. 4. Extension of relatives' residence The relatives of mainland spouses have lived for two years, and they are extended for one year at a time, unlimited times. The longest stay is one month before the validity of the mainland pass, and less than one month is not allowed. The Taiwan Province Pass can be extended before its expiration, but it can be returned to Taiwan within half a year at the longest. Long-term residence stage (two years) (applicants must apply in person) 6 Long-term residence 1. If the mainland spouse has lived in Taiwan for more than four years and has lived in Taiwan for more than 183 days each year, the mainland spouse (accompanied by a guarantor) shall apply to the immigration department for long-term residence. Issue residence permits valid for three years and multiple permits, with each extension of two years and six months. There is no need to go through entry and exit. Note: Those who have left the country for more than three months need to make up a notarial certificate and health examination without criminal punishment. 2. Right to work: You can work in Taiwan Province Province without applying for a work permit, and enjoy the same rights and interests as ordinary people in Taiwan Province. 3. Parents of mainland spouses can come to Taiwan to visit relatives, and the notarial certificate of kinship should be used for tax returns, so as not to send a copy to SEF by the mainland notary office. Obtain an ID card after settlement (the applicant must apply in person) 8 If the settled mainland spouse has lived in Taiwan Province for two years and has lived in Taiwan Province for more than 183 days each year, the mainland spouse (accompanied by the spouse of Taiwan Province Province) will personally apply to the immigration department for settlement. At present, it takes about 5-6 months to settle down. Note: The application for settlement must be accompanied by the certificate of cancellation of registration in Chinese mainland and the financial certificates of parents, spouses and myself of the same account (accumulated deposit of 420,000 yuan or monthly income of more than 32,000 yuan since July 1997). Note: The new nationality law stipulates that naturalization requires examination of mother tongue (mainland nationality certificate is not required) and national constitution (which may be implemented in the future). Note: After applying to the immigration department for settlement and obtaining a residence permit, you should register your spouse's household registration in Taiwan Province Province, and then get an ID card in Taiwan Province Province. Remember to apply for a transcript of your household registration, together with a copy of Taiwan Province ID card and mainland ID card, and go to the mainland to apply for a cancellation certificate, or send a notarized cancellation certificate to the notary office, and then check the certificate with SEF before going to the Immigration Department to cancel your mainland account.