Taiwan's National Immigration Agency confirms issuance of notice for supplementary documents, citing compliance with relevant regulations

On November 11, Taiwan's National Immigration Agency confirmed that it had issued the notice for supplementary documents, stating that according to the Act Governing Relations between the People of the Taiwan Area and the Mainland Area and the Regulations Governing Permits for Mainland Residents to Visit Taiwan for Tourism, applicants who engage in words or deeds that belittle Taiwan may have their permits denied or revoked, and that the request for supplementary documents in this case is in accordance with the regulations.

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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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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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