Traveling to Taiwan
Taiwan is a country east of the Asian continent, and the island, which has been called the same country, makes up ninety-nine percent of its land area.
Before the year one thousand nine hundred and forty-nine were part of the Greater China State, and it was one of the founding members of the United Nations, in addition to being one of the five permanent members of the Security Council, and this continued until this year one thousand nine hundred and seventy-one, during the change of the political entity so that He became the rightful member of the membership of the People’s Republic of China, as it was the only legitimate representative of the former political entity, which was known as the United Republic of China before the outbreak of the civil war in the year one thousand nine hundred and forty, which resulted in the control of the Communists in the T was today known as the “People’s Republic of China”, while nationalists were in control of Taiwan Island.
Tourism in Taiwan
Taiwan Island is considered one of the largest Chinese islands, covering the vast majority of its land area. The island or province is located in the sea to the southeast of the mainland of China, and from the east it overlooks the Pacific Ocean. It separates the island from Fujian Province, the Taiwan Strait located between the two provinces.
The scenic nature of the island and its distinctive geological structure, from which wonderful and charming views of the mountains and rivers in it were formed, as it is considered an important tourist resource in the country to attract tourists from all over the world, due to the island’s sandy beaches, marine scenes, strange rocks and its blue waves, in addition to its dense forests. And the unique traditional culture of its people, which is (Minnan) culture.
Among the most popular sites for tourists are the Ally Mountains, the Sun and Moon Lake, the Taylaga Garden, the Kending Park in addition to the Uluanbee Rocks and many other sites that are packed with Taiwan.
Traveling to Taiwan
Taiwan is one of the four most important tourist destinations in Asia, due to its picturesque nature and the high culture of its people, in addition to traveling to Taiwan is a unique and surprising experience for the tourists themselves, because Taiwan is unique in a rich cultural mix.
Taiwan has a hot and humid climate in the summer and in this season the monsoon season begins, while the temperature is moderate in the winter, and the best time to travel to Taiwan is between October and January, this period is characterized by pleasant weather, in addition to concentration Activities on the island are at this time, either during the rest of the year, specifically from April to the beginning of October, because the island is experiencing monsoon rains and hurricanes during the summer, so it is best to visit it in the winter, which is characterized by its warmth there.
Taiwan travel visa
For a business visit to Taiwan, the visa requirements must be submitted, namely:
- A passport, and it is required that it be valid for a period of at least six months, in addition to providing a photocopy of it.
- Submit two recent photographs, with a white background of six by four.
- Collecting and presenting all Sumaterian data (digital image and ten fingerprint scanning).
- Provide a health insurance policy.
- The documents submitted accompanying the application are:
- A photocopy of the commercial registration.
- Register on the exhibition website that the visitor would like to visit, or submit an invitation from the calling Taiwanese company.
- A letter of guarantee or recommendation submitted by the company he works for, printed on the paper of that company and stamped with its stamp.
- Personal card for the applicant.
- The documents and requirements for the visa are submitted in the English language, and they are required to work for seven to ten days.
- The visa fee is eighty US dollars in the event of entry once, and one hundred and sixty dollars to enter several times, and the fees are presented in US dollars.
