Source document
Regulations Governing Permits for Hong Kong and Macao Residents Entering the Taiwan Area and Setting up Residence or Registered Permanent Residence in R.O.C (English translation, to the 6 Feb 2018 full text)
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CompleteReviewed 8 Oct 2026
Reviewed. Everything in it that belongs in the tables has been taken.
What the document holds
NIA English translation (unofficial) of the Hong Kong and Macao residents regulations, full text of 6 Feb 2018 (18 pp.): amendment history 1997-2018, entry and stay, residence grounds incl. NT$6 million investment (art. 16(1)(5)), documents, guarantor, refusal, validity (investors 1-3 years), revocation, registered permanent residence after 1 year continuous or 2 years with 270 days a year, transitional rule for NT$5 million deposits before 10 June 2003. Amendment entries do not say what changed in the investment ground, so no events beyond the first issue. No statistics.
What it supports
5 rows on this site come from this document. Each one opens with the page and the exact words.
Rules and prices (3)
- Bank deposit, transitional ruleHong Kong/Macao residents who deposited NT$5 million or more for one year within three years before 10 June 2003 may use the residence and settlement rules in force before that dateTWD 5,000,000Until 10 Jun 2003 · Taiwan Immigration Agency 2018Taiwan · Hong Kong and Macao investor residence
- Business investmentHong Kong or Macao resident applicant (English translation of the 6 Feb 2018 text)TWD 6,000,000Date not stated · Taiwan Immigration Agency 2018Taiwan · Hong Kong and Macao investor residence
- Residence permit validity for investorsresidence granted for investment (art. 16(1)(5)): one to three years1 years (minimum; maximum 3)Date not stated · Taiwan Immigration Agency 2018Taiwan · Hong Kong and Macao investor residence
About the document
What it covers English translation; amendment history 1997-2018; Article 16 investment ground (NT$6 million).
Notes Unofficial translation that predates the 2022 amendment; the Chinese text (twn-moi-hkmo-residence-regs-2022) prevails.
Source id twn-nia-hkmo-residence-regs-en-2018 · accessed 2 Oct 2026