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Please ask your boyfriend to apply for a copy of the household registration book at the household administration office first, and then issue a single certificate and a certificate of no blood relationship within three generations at the court where the household registration is located. The court in Taiwan Province Province will send this certificate to the ARATS where your household registration is located.

2. ARATS will issue you a notarial certificate after receiving the certificate. With a notarial certificate, you and your two ID cards (your boyfriend's Taiwanese card) go to the Provincial Civil Affairs Department to get a marriage certificate. Foreign-related marriages in Chinese mainland must be handled by units at or above the provincial level. ) At this stage, your marriage relationship in Chinese mainland has been basically established. In Chinese mainland, it is a formal husband-wife relationship, but it is not a husband-wife relationship in Taiwan Province Province, so the next step is needed.

3. After getting the marriage certificate, go to the notary office for notarization. They will send the notarized certificate to SEF in Taiwan Province Province.

SEF will complete the notarization after receiving the information, and your husband will take this notarial certificate to the entry-exit department where the household registration is located to go through the formalities for you to enter Taiwan.

The Immigration Bureau will send you a copy of the entry permit. You can use this copy to apply for your certificate in the mainland. After getting the certificate in mainland China, you can go to Taiwan Province Province.

After arriving in Taiwan Province Province, I went to the household registration office to get married with my husband.

Your husband will get a new ID card, and your name will appear in the spouse column of his ID card. ....

This is the general procedure and there are some details in it. If you want to go to Hongkong or Macau to get the original, you need an interview when you first enter Taiwan Province ... If you don't understand or need more detailed explanation, you can ask me.