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If you’re thinking about driving a car or riding a scooter in Taiwan, here’s our real experience of getting both licenses (car + medium-size scooter). The biggest reason we got our licenses in Taiwan? It’s MUCH cheaper than in Japan! Getting a license in Japan costs around 300,000 yen , right? But in Taiwan, it’s only NT$7,000–8,000 (sometimes even cheaper depending on the area). So if you’re interested in getting your license here, this guide is for you! Steps to Apply at a

Studying abroad in Taiwan isn’t just about classes, you’ll probably want to explore the world outside campus too! And to be honest, having a part-time job comes with so many benefits: You can connect with local people You’ll learn real-life Chinese used in workplaces You can earn a bit of extra money for daily life Working part-time really makes your study-abroad life richer and more meaningful. But! To work in Taiwan, you must get a Work Permit (工作證) . ⚠️ Working without a

Your Best Friend for Getting Around Taiwan! If you're living in Taiwan, YouBike is seriously one of the most useful things ever. You’ll see these orange bikes everywhere near MRT stations, tourist spots, universities… basically all over the city. They’re perfect for commuting, sightseeing, or just running quick errands. Here’s a simple guide on how to register, rent, return, the fees, and common errors . 📱 What You Need to Register on the YouBike App A Taiwanese phone number

If you stay in Taiwan for more than three months, you must apply for an ARC (Alien Resident Certificate). Below is a clear guide on how to apply for the ARC for the first time and how to renew it . Contents ・ How to Apply for an ARC ・ Online Application (Recommended) ・ How to Renew Your ARC Applying for an ARC After arriving in Taiwan and receiving your resident visa, you must apply for the ARC within 15 days . There are two ways to apply: At the immigration office (in perso