How long can I get a green card if I work in Taiwan Province Province?

"How long can I get a green card when I work in Taiwan Province Province?" A green card is a permanent residence permit for foreign citizens. Holding a green card means that the cardholder has the permanent residence in the issuing country, and at the same time, holding a green card can exempt entry visas for a certain period of time. In recent years, the authorities of Taiwan Province Province have issued "Alien Residence Permit" to foreigners who have lived in China for a long time. It is an identity document used by the Taiwan provincial government to prove that foreigners and mainland residents legally live in its territory. * * * It is divided into residence permit for foreigners, permanent residence permit for foreigners, residence permit for family members of Chinese mainland people and long-term residence permit for Chinese mainland people. Issued by the Immigration Department of the Ministry of Interior. In recent years, the authorities of Taiwan Province Province have issued "Alien Residence Permit" to foreigners living in this area. Therefore, many foreigners who have been engaged in religious, medical and other public welfare work in Taiwan Province for many years, such as Doris Brougham, do not need to go back to their original countries regularly to renew their passports and apply for visas as before. Non-local women who are married to Taiwan Province Province (also known as foreign spouses in Taiwan Province Province and new immigrant women in recent years) are only qualified to obtain national identity cards if they hold a "foreigner's residence permit" (mainland, Hong Kong and Macao nationals hold entry and exit passes in Taiwan Province Province). Foreigners who have legally resided in Taiwan Province Province for seven consecutive years, or nationals with household registration in Taiwan Province Province, whose spouses and children of foreign nationality have legally resided in Taiwan Province Province for five consecutive years, or whose spouses and children have legally resided in Taiwan Province Province for more than ten consecutive years, of which those who have resided for more than 183 days in five years may apply to the competent authorities for permanent residence.