About us

關於我們

Survive in Taiwan turns the administrative procedures of living in Taiwan into 16 tasks. Each one lists the official sources it relies on and the date we last checked them.

Every figure here is computed from the content itself.

這些數字都是從內容本身算出來的。

Concretely: these tasks currently cite 41 pages across 27 different domains.

16生活任務 Tasks

16情境練習 Scenarios

41引用來源 Sources

27來源網域 Domains

This site is maintained by a student team. It is not a government body or a university office. The content is compiled from official public sources and is not legal advice; check the sources listed on each page before you act.

Who we are

We are a student team. The reason this site exists is simple: a new arrival has to finish a sequence of procedures against deadlines, and the instructions are spread across many separate agency and university websites.

Team details

Team name: TaiBridge AI
Affiliation or course: Department of Electrical Engineering, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology
Contact email: mjj222666@gmail.com

What we are not

Not a government body and not a university office. No agency has asked us to publish anything.
Not a source of legal, tax or medical advice.
Not an agent: we do not file applications for you and we do not charge readers.
Not the rule itself. Every statement on a page has to be confirmed against the official sources we list.

What we have built

16 life tasks, with steps in Chinese and English.
Every task lists the official sources it cites and the date it was last checked.
16 practice scenarios, so you can check whether you actually followed the decision points.
The verification method, the source tiers and the way we use AI are all published.

What is still missing

All 16 tasks carry the same verification date, because there has been exactly one complete human review pass. We did not split it into different dates to look fresher.
“Leaving Taiwan” — ending insurance, closing accounts, ending a lease, a final tax filing, returning the residence card — is not published yet, and we have no confirmed date for it.
Source tiers are currently derived from the domain rather than labelled by hand, source by source.

How we verify, and the limits of it

Contact and corrections

If something here is wrong or out of date, tell us. We record it, work through it, and update the verification date on the page.

Contact email: mjj222666@gmail.com

When you need a person

Only the responsible office can give you an official answer about your own case. The government advisory line is:

Advisory hotline for foreign residents in Taiwan: 1990
From abroad: +886-800-001990
National Immigration Agency: See the National Immigration Agency website for service hours and languages (opens in a new window)