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Q: Is it easy for Mainlanders to go to Taiwan?

Or are the visas difficult to get? And are there restrictions like you have to go in a group?

13 years 5 weeks ago in  Transport & Travel - China

 
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People with PRC passport are required to have a tourist visa. As far as I know there is no requirement to group travel. It's not as easy to go to Taiwan for a Chinese person as it is for a European. (in the spirit of maintaining the good atmosphere on the site I will not point out the obvious stupidity in that) 

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Very easy, if you are from Fujian angel

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If from Shenzhen, you got a visa for sure.

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Mainlanders need a special travel permit. Taiwan, being an independent country, doesn't recognise the communist govenment's right to issue passports, so therefore doesn't recognise the passports at all.

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Will add above to Travelers post:

 

People who hold a hukou of the 10 or so cities are able to go to Taiwan as independent tourists. This also goes to citizens who have been living in the pre-approved cities for a certain amount of time.

 

People not living in these cities will need to travel as part of a group to Taiwan.

 

Taiwan hasn't got this rule for its citizens but still need to get a separate permit to travel to the mainland as PRC do not recognize the passports issued by Taiwan.

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