What documents are needed to travel to Taiwan and how to apply for them?

To travel freely to Taiwan, you must have two documents (unlike going to Hong Kong and Macau, you only need a Hong Kong and Macau pass), the Taiwan pass and the Taiwan entry permit. The relationship between the two is basically the same as that of a passport and a visa.

Taobao agency is very simple. First, search for Taiwan Entry Permit, and a lot of travel agencies will appear. Just find one with a high level, good reviews, and popularity. As for the specific prices and processing steps, they are very clear on Taobao and you can check them yourself. Anyway, the general situation is that the less information you need to prepare, the higher the price will be.

If you only have an ID card account and a Taiwan pass, it will be about the same. If you also have asset certificates, emergency contact certificates and other complete information, the price will not exceed 200. If you are related by blood and go out together, as long as the main applicant has complete information, other people only need the most basic information.

Introduction to Taiwan

Taiwan is a name derived from the name of the Taiwowan Society, a minority group in southern Taiwan, which means coastal land. The immigrants from Fujian Province who developed Taiwan used this name in Hokkien. It was translated as Da Yuan, Taiwan Yuan, Dawan, etc., and was later named Taiwan. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, officials officially used the name Taiwan in official documents, but until the Ming Dynasty, Taiwan referred to the Tainan area of ??Taiwan Province.

In the Qing Dynasty, the entire island was officially named Taiwan, and the Taiwan Prefecture under Fujian Province was established. Before the Guangxu era, it was the only prefecture in Taiwan, and Taiwan Province was established in 1885. The abbreviation of Taiwan Province is derived from the prefix Tai of the province name. The name of Taiwan Province has changed many times in the past dynasties. It was called Yizhou during the Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms, Liuqiu during the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Liuqiu or Liuqiu during the Song Dynasty, and Liuqiu or Liuqiu during the Yuan Dynasty. It was called Liuqiu or Luqiu, and it was called Xiaoliuqiu during the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia—Taiwan