I'm going to Taipei for a few days this time. I have a reunion certificate. Do you need to go to the immigration office to get an endorsement for your next entry when you leave the country?

Immigration must leave. You must go to the Immigration Bureau to apply for an endorsement to enter Taiwan Province Province next time. If you have been married for two years or have given birth to a child, you can apply for a residence permit as soon as possible, so that you can get more visas from the mainland and avoid going to one place. However, before leaving the country and returning to the mainland, you still have to go to the Immigration Department to apply for an exit endorsement, but you can get it on the spot.

Good news, new policy:

Mainland spouses will be counted during the reunion in Taiwan Province-the number of applications from the immigration bureau will increase greatly.

According to the Immigration Department of the Ministry of the Interior, article 17 of the Regulations on People's Relations across the Taiwan Strait changes the time for mainland spouses to obtain Chinese identity cards from eight years to six years, and cancels the requirement that reunion and marriage must last for two years before relatives can apply for residence. In the future, after mainland spouses are allowed to enter the country by reunion, their relatives can apply for residence, four years later, they can apply for long-term residence, and two years later, they can apply for settlement. In order to protect the rights and interests of mainland spouses who have already lived in Taiwan Province, those who have been reunited and legally resided for more than one year 183 days before the amendment to the Ordinance takes effect may also be transferred to family residence or long-term residence. In addition, since the Labor Committee of the Executive Yuan has relaxed the working rights of mainland spouses during their dependent residence in coordination with the amendment to the Employment Service Law, the Immigration Department estimates that there will be 84,000 applications for changes of mainland spouses at various stages, starting from185438+in August 1998.

According to the Immigration Bureau, according to the newly revised Regulations on People's Relations across the Taiwan Strait, there are about 26,000 reunited people in Taiwan Province, who can directly apply for family residence. If you live in Taiwan Province for a long time and have accumulated for 6 years, you can apply for settlement of about 20,000 people; In addition, counting the reunion period, there are about 28,000 people who can change from family members to long-term residents, and the number of people waiting for reunion after approval by the Straits Exchange Foundation is about 1 10,000, so a total of 84,000 people will apply.

The Immigration Department once again stressed that the reunion period must be calculated according to the residence requirement of more than 183 days per year.