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Chiu Tai-san: Controversy over documents for travel to Taiwan is a case-by-case communication issue; tourism policy remains unchanged

Date2026.11.12

LocationTaiwan

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On November 12, Chiu Tai-san, Minister of the Mainland Affairs Council of Taiwan, stated that the requirement to supplement documents is a case-by-case communication issue and that Taiwan's tourism policy has not changed.

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2026-11-13 01:04 · 大陆游客因酒店订单含“中国台湾”字样申请赴台被拒，台湾移民署要求重交订单并手写“台湾与中国互不隶属”，陆委会称系个案。

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Original event Mainland Affairs Council Minister Chiu Chui-cheng responds to Kevin Tsai's commercial cut-off, criticizes CCP election interference

10.06 ·Reported ·Importance III ·Taiwan

This event Chiu Tai-san: Controversy over documents for travel to Taiwan is a case-by-case communication issue; tourism policy remains unchanged 2026.11.12 · Reported

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Sayings · 2026-11-13 01:01 A mainland tourist was denied entry to Taiwan because their hotel booking contained the words 'China Taiwan'. Taiwan's National Immigration Agency required the order to be resubmitted with a handwritten note stating that 'Taiwan and China are not subordinate to each other'. The Mainland Affairs Council stated it was an isolated case.

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