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Level published by the State Department on 24.11.2025 · read 16 October 2026 · source checked daily
Taiwan — official level as of 16 October 2026: Level 1/4 ("Exercise Normal Precautions"), from the U.S. Department of State. Maximum Insurance covers this country: hospital settled directly, unlimited repatriation, EUR 1.5M, certificate on payment.
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Ask assistance where to get care and whether direct cover can be arranged. It confirms the facility and seeks the insurer's approval under your policy. In immediate danger, call local emergency services first.
Even for a pain you meant to shrug off. Without a medical certificate written on the spot, the same day, the insurer cannot cover the event — a certificate written after you return does not count.
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Even if everything went well on the ground. Send your invoices and the medical report within 30 days; after that, compensation may be reduced or refused.
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Country dial code: +886
OpenStreetMap list read on 08.10.2026, straight-line distances. In an emergency: +41 22 ••• •• ••.
near 民權東路二段152巷
96 成都路 臺北市
470 北安路 台北市
47 溫州街 臺北市
520-1 北安路 台北市
86 溫州街 臺北市
traditional_chinese_medicine
105 汀州路三段 臺北市
traditional_chinese_medicine
308 羅斯福路三段 臺北市
dermatology
200 基河路188巷 台北市
near 莊敬路239巷1弄
near 莊敬路
near 吳興街177巷
otolaryngology
near 莊敬路325巷
traditional_chinese_medicine
near 新明路
near 內湖路一段285巷65弄
near 大同街
216-2 羅斯福路五段 臺北市
traditional_chinese_medicine
near 內湖路二段
46 南京西路 臺北市
near 民生東路二段147巷
near 民生東路二段147巷
28 公園路 臺北市
near 許昌街
near 雙城街19巷
near 長安東路二段
11 龍江路21巷 台北市
near 濟南路三段
near 長安東路二段
near 昆明街
near 金華街
near 南昌路一段
near 南昌路一段147巷
near 西昌街
1 師大路92巷 臺北市
near 安和路二段74巷
near 西藏路
567之2 北安路 台北市
591 北安路 臺北市
near 北安路639巷5弄
near 南京東路五段291巷
704 光復南路 臺北市
155 基隆路一段 台北市
285 中正路 台北市
near 文林路
near 松仁路
58 同德路 臺北市
08:00-22:00
near 華中橋
near 宜安路
9 中和路 新北市
48 連城路 新北市
43 泰和街 新北市
106 興隆路三段 臺北市
near 連城路
near 連城路
43 南華路 新北市
118 興隆路三段 台北市
76 圓通路 新北市
near 連城路
176 長春路 臺北市
Mo-Fr 08:00-16:00
28 慶城街 臺北市
Mo-Fr 09:00-12:00,13:30-17:30
7 信義路五段 台北市
near 建興街
127之1 新生北路二段 臺北市
80 承德路一段 臺北市
206 長春路 臺北市
15 公園路 臺北市
165 長安東路二段 臺北市
3 仁愛路二段 臺北市
47-1 保安街 臺北市
24/7
284 民族東路 臺北市
18 仁愛路三段 臺北市
168 重慶北路三段 臺北市
162 民權東路三段 臺北市
5之1 敦化北路199巷 臺北市
24/7
126 松江路 台北市
316 松江路 臺北市
49 忠孝西路一段 臺北市
52 公園路 臺北市
10 塔城街 臺北市
166 信義路二段 臺北市
100 信義路三段 臺北市
8-1 羅斯福路一段 臺北市
near 松江路357巷
202 復興南路二段 臺北市
near 重陽路四段
near 正義北路372巷
near 重陽路四段
near 八德路四段
near 環球購物中心二樓步行區
near 站前路
near 板橋車站地下一樓
Forecast: MET Norway (Norwegian Meteorological Institute, CC BY 4.0), grouped by day and formatted by Maximum.
10-16 4.7 · 10-17 4.5 · 10-18 4.3 · 10-19 4.2 · 10-20 4.1 · 10-21 4.0 · 10-22 11.1 m³/s
Simulated discharge: Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0), data rounded and formatted by Maximum. Contains modified Copernicus Emergency Management Service information 2026. For information only: this is not a flood warning; only national or regional authorities issue those.
No geolocated event in this country at this reading.
No geolocated UCDP incident in this country.
No news located around Taipei in this reading.
National numbers (Wikidata, 2026 reading). On site, call local emergency services first, then Maximum: the insurer sends its payment guarantee to the hospital.
Make sure you are up-to-date on all routine vaccines before every trip. Some of these vaccines include Chickenpox (Varicella) Diphtheria-Tetanus-Pertussis (DTaP, Tdap, or Td) Flu (influenza) Measles-Mumps-Rubella (MMR) Polio Shingles
All eligible travelers should be up to date with their COVID-19 vaccines. Please see Your COVID-19 Vaccination for more information.
Recommended for unvaccinated travelers one year old or older going to Taiwan. Infants 6 to 11 months old should also be vaccinated against Hepatitis A. The dose does not count toward the routine 2-dose series. Travelers allergic to a vaccine component should receive a single dose of immune globulin, which provides effective protection for up to 2 months depending on dosage given.
Recommended for unvaccinated travelers of all ages traveling to Taiwan.
Recommended for travelers who Are moving to an area with Japanese encephalitis to live Spend long periods of time, such as a month or more, in areas with Japanese encephalitis Frequently travel to areas with Japanese encephalitis Consider vaccination for travelers Spending less than a month in areas with Japanese encephalitis but will be doing activities that increase risk of infection, such as visiting rural areas,…
Cases of measles are on the rise worldwide. Travelers are at risk of measles if they have not been fully vaccinated at least two weeks prior to departure, or have not had measles in the past, and travel internationally to areas where measles is spreading.
Monkeypox vaccination is recommended for any adult who anticipates any of the following activities during travel: Sexual or intimate contact with a new partner Sexual or intimate contact at a commercial sex venue, like a sex club or bathhouse Sexual or intimate contact in exchange for money, goods, drugs, or other trade Sexual or intimate contact in association with a large public event, such as a rave, party, or…
Dogs infected with rabies are not commonly found in Taiwan. Rabies is present in some terrestrial wildlife species. If rabies exposures occur while in Taiwan, rabies vaccines are typically available throughout most of the country.
CDC recommendations: Vaccine is not recommended. Country entry requirements: Vaccine is not required. Updated April 23, 2025
CDC Travelers' Health, re-read weekly — the recommendation depends on your age, vaccines and itinerary: confirm it with a doctor or a travel clinic 4 to 6 weeks before departure.CDC ↗read 10.10.2026
Source: France Diplomatie (health advice, in French).
Faithful summary of the official texts below, which prevail.
WHO: no outbreak reported for this country in the last 24 months (Disease Outbreak News).who.int ↗read 15.10.2026
FDFA (Switzerland) — medical care, in French
Les soins médicaux de base sont assurés. Les hôpitaux exigent une garantie financière (carte de crédit ou paiement d’avance) avant de commencer un traitement. Dans les régions reculées, il peut arriver que les personnes qui sont Rhésus négatif aient des difficultés à obtenir une transfusion sanguine, mais des réserves de ce groupe sanguin sont à disposition dans les principaux hôpitaux. Si vous prenez régulièrement des médicaments , emportez-en une quantité suffisante avec vous. N'oubliez toutefois pas que l'importation de médicaments contenant des stupéfiants (p. ex. méthadone) ou l’importation de substances utilisées pour traiter des troubles psychiques est soumise à des prescriptions spéciales dans de nombreux pays. Le cas échéant, renseignez-vous à ce sujet, avant le départ, auprès de la représentation étrangère compétente et consultez la rubrique Liens voyages , où vous trouverez, entre autres, de plus amples informations sur ce thème ainsi que sur la médecine du voyage en général. Les informations concernant la propagation de maladies et les éventuelles mesures de protection à prendre sont fournies par le personnel médical et les centres de vaccination. Liens voyages
France Diplomatiesource ↗updated 13.03.2026 · read 15.10.2026
Consulter si besoin son médecin traitant ou un centre de vaccinations internationales (médecine des voyages) pour faire une évaluation de son état de santé et bénéficier de recommandations sanitaires, notamment sur les vaccinations. Consulter éventuellement son dentiste avant le départ.
Constituer sa pharmacie personnelle en conséquence et n’emporter dans ses bagages que les médicaments strictement nécessaires ; ne jamais consommer de médicaments achetés dans la rue (risque de contrefaçons). Les médicaments doivent être dans leur emballage d’origine avec les étiquettes originales, accompagnés d’une ordonnance portant le nom des médicaments en dénomination commune internationale (DCI). Il est indispensable de vérifier que les médicaments concernés sont autorisés dans le pays visité : pour plus d’informations, consulter la fiche Informations pratiques .
Les vaccins recommandés en France sont également indispensables lors d’un séjour à l’étranger : les maladies qu’ils préviennent circulent partout dans le monde, parfois même plus fréquemment qu’en France. Avant tout départ, le voyageur (adulte et enfant) doit donc d’abord s’assurer d’être à jour du calendrier vaccinal français, en particulier des vaccins contre la diphtérie, le tétanos, la poliomyélite, la coqueluche mais aussi contre la rougeole. Le carnet de vaccination peut être demandé à l’arrivée de certains pays.
Des vaccinations complémentaires peuvent être nécessaires :
Il est donc conseillé de consulter son médecin traitant ou un centre de vaccinations internationales (médecine des voyages) suffisamment de temps avant le voyage.
La dengue est une maladie virale transmise par piqûres de moustiques. Les symptômes sont de type grippal (fièvre, maux de tête, courbatures, parfois éruption cutanée). En cas de signes cliniques, il est impératif de consulter immédiatement un médecin. Il n’existe pas de traitement curatif. La prise en charge médicale repose uniquement sur le traitement des symptômes. Il faut impérativement éviter la prise d’anti-inflammatoire. La prévention individuelle repose essentiellement sur les moyens de protection contre les piqûres de moustiques. La vaccination des voyageurs peut être indiquée dans certains cas. Il est conseillé de se référer, avant son départ, à son médecin traitant et /ou à un centre de vaccination internationale.
Pour plus d’informations, consulter le site du ministère de la Santé et le site de l’Organisation mondiale de la Santé .
La chikungunya est une maladie virale transmise par l’intermédiaire de moustiques infectés. Cette maladie se manifeste par l’apparition de symptômes grippaux (fièvre, douleurs musculaires et articulaires). En cas de signes cliniques, il est impératif de consulter immédiatement un médecin ; le traitement est uniquement symptomatique. Les moyens de prévention reposent sur la vaccination et la protection contre les piqûres de moustiques. Il est conseillé avant le départ de se référer à son médecin traitant et/ou à un centre de vaccination internationale.
Pour plus d’informations , consulter la rubrique risques sanitaires .
L’encéphalite japonaise est une infection virale grave principalement transmise à l’humain par la piqûre de moustiques infectés, qui se reproduisent dans les zones rurales, notamment les rizières. Les porcs et les oiseaux aquatiques servent de réservoirs…
La fièvre typhoïde est une maladie infectieuse causée par des bactéries présentes dans l’eau contaminée par des matières fécales d’origine humaine. L’infection résulte le plus souvent de l’ingestion d’eau ou d’aliments contaminés, ou d’une transmission directe de personne à personne. Les symptômes surviennent en moyenne 3 semaines après la contamination et associent fièvre, maux de tête, perte d’appétit, douleurs abdominales avec diarrhée ou constipation, fatigue et parfois, éruption cutanée. Dans les formes plus graves, la fièvre typhoïde peut être fatale en l’absence de traitement.
Les mesures de prévention reposent sur les règles élémentaires d’hygiène générale vis-à-vis de l’eau, des aliments et du lavage des mains ainsi que sur la vaccination.
Pour plus d’informations , consulter le site de l'Institut Pasteur .
Le terme regroupe l’ensemble des infections de type grippal causées par différents virus influenza d’origine animale (oiseaux sauvages, volailles, porcs). La survenue de cas chez l’être humain est exceptionnelle. La transmission résulte soit d’un contact direct notamment avec les sécrétions respiratoires et les matières fécales des animaux malades, soit de façon indirecte par l’exposition à des matières contaminées. Les symptômes sont similaires à ceux de la grippe saisonnière (fièvre, toux, courbatures…) mais peuvent se compliquer de difficultés respiratoires, de troubles digestifs, d’atteintes neurologiques, voire de décès.
Pour plus d’informations , consulter la rubrique risques sanitaires .
La rage est une maladie virale mortelle affectant le système nerveux et présent dans la salive des animaux infectés, tels que chiens, chats, chauves-souris et autres mammifères sauvages. Le virus se…
Pour plus d’informations, consulter le site du ministère en charge de la Santé et le site de l'Assurance Maladie .
Pour plus d’informations, consulter le site du ministère en charge de la Santé .
Taipei 101, Suite A, 39F., No. 7, Sec. 5, Xinyi Rd. - Xinyi District
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Taiwan , 110615
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Health — Foreign OfficeForeign Office ↗updated 28.08.2026 · read 15.10.2026
Before you travel check that:
This is particularly important if you have a health condition or are pregnant.
Call 119 and ask for an ambulance.
Unlike in the UK, an ambulance crew will not usually include a paramedic.
Contact your insurance company quickly if you’re referred to a medical facility for treatment.
At least 8 weeks before your trip:
See what health risks you’ll face in Taiwan , including mpox.
There has been a significant increase in cases of dengue fever in the south of Taiwan (including the cities of Kaohsiung and Tainan). Take precautions to avoid mosquito bites . See key updates from the Taiwan Centers for Disease Control .
Altitude sickness is a risk in parts of Taiwan. Read more about altitude sickness on TravelHealthPro .
The legal status and regulation of some medicines prescribed or bought in the UK can be different in other countries.
Read best practice when travelling with medicines on TravelHealthPro .
If you’re bringing any prescribed medicine into Taiwan, bring the prescription issued by your doctor, hospital or clinic that shows the medicine is for your personal use. The amount of medication you bring must be consistent with the amount stated on the prescription. You cannot bring cannabis oil or cannabis-derived medication into Taiwan, even if it’s legally prescribed elsewhere.
For further information on the legal status of a specific medicine, contact the Taipei Representative Office in London .
Taiwan’s health and dental facilities offer a range of routine, emergency and outpatient services. Some have English-speaking staff. Hospitals operate on a ’pay as you use’ basis. Make sure you have adequate travel health insurance and accessible funds to cover the cost of any medical treatment in Taiwan including possible repatriation.
FCDO has a list of medical providers in Taiwan where some staff will speak English.
Read FCDO guidance on travel and mental health . There is also mental health guidance on TravelHealthPro .
Places read from OpenStreetMap, within a circle of about 12 km: phone, email, address, website and hours when the source publishes them. No customer reviews, that source has none. Straight-line distances.
Notices vary by bank and vintage — yours prevails. On the right: the Maximum contract (public documents).
No region is advised against by the official readings checked (Global Affairs Canada, Foreign Office and France Diplomatie): the national advice applies everywhere.
The levels each government publishes, unsummarised: their texts, linked below, prevail.
no region is advised against by these readings; the trip follows the national advice. A new regional advisory would call for a new, written decision.
Global Affairs Canada — Open Government Licence – Canada (14.10.2026) · Foreign Office — Open Government Licence v3.0 · France Diplomatie (13.03.2026) · Natural Earth
No located event in this reading.
Typhoon season warning Typhoons can affect Taiwan in June, but the most active period is between July and September. Typhoon frequency gradually decreases in October. If you are planning to visit Taiwan during typhoon season, it is important to stay informed and plan ahead: - monitor official weather forecast: check the website of the Taiwan Central Weather Administration for updated typhoon news - be flexible with your itinerary: flights, trains, buses and other transportation services may be delayed or cancelled during severe weather - check your travel arrangements with your travel provider - follow the guidance of the Taiwanese authorities - conditions may be dangerous for swimming, water sports and other activities in coastal waters around Taiwan during this period Information and advice on how you can prepare for a range of disasters and emergency situations in Taiwan can be found in their Public Safety Guide or “Little Orange Book” .
Last change: Updated information of the health risks you’ll face in Taiwan (‘Health’ page).
Updated 24.11.2025
Exercise normal precaution in Taiwan .
There is a risk of natural disasters in Taiwan, including earthquakes, tsunamis, typhoons, flooding, and extreme heat.
10-16 4.7 · 10-17 4.5 · 10-18 4.3 · 10-19 4.2 · 10-20 4.1 · 10-21 4.0 · 10-22 11.1 m³/s
Simulated discharge: Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0), data rounded and formatted by Maximum. Contains modified Copernicus Emergency Management Service information 2026. For information only: this is not a flood warning; only national or regional authorities issue those.
The level is national. Risk areas are in the state advisories below.
No major event in progress is located in this country at this morning's check.
What we locate on the map are events in progress that have real coordinates: USGS earthquakes, GDACS disasters, NOAA storms and open NASA EONET events. Hover a dot for details, click to open it in this briefing.
French passport — France Diplomatie
Faithful summary of the official texts below, which prevail.
The security page lists no red or orange area.France Diplomatie ↗updated 13.03.2026 · read 15.10.2026
Dernière actualisation le 13/03/2026, information toujours valable à la date du jour
Le territoire taïwanais est placé en vigilance normale.
L’île de Taïwan est située en zone de forte activité sismique. Pour obtenir plus d’informations sur la conduite à tenir en cas de séisme, consulter la fiche réflexe consacrée à ce sujet dans la rubrique Infos pratiques .
En cas de tremblement de terre, il est recommandé à nos ressortissants de prendre immédiatement contact avec leurs familles ou leurs proches afin de les rassurer ou, en cas de problème de communication avec l’extérieur, avec les services du Bureau français de Taipei.
La période des typhons s’étend de juillet à octobre. Les typhons peuvent entraîner inondations, glissements de terrain et accidents (chute d’enseignes commerciales).
Les alertes sont diffusées à l’avance par le Central Weather Bureau (en chinois et en anglais), lequel fournit des informations sur la progression des typhons, leur intensité et les régions affectées.
Les consignes de sécurité à observer sont relayées par l’administration taïwanaise (fermeture d’écoles, bureaux ou administrations) et l’ensemble des médias notamment en anglais par la radio ICRT : FM 100.7 à Taipei, Hsinchu et Kaohsiung, FM 100.1 à Taichung, FM 100.8 à Chiayi ). Des éléments plus détaillés peuvent également être obtenus aux numéros de téléphone spéciaux 166 ou 167 (en chinois).
De plus amples conseils sur la conduite à tenir en cas de typhons sont accessibles sur la fiche réflexe de ce site consacrée aux risques climatiques (rubrique Infos pratiques ).
En montagne, toute précipitation (même légère ou en amont du lieu où l’on se trouve) peut entraîner le gonflement très brutal du débit d’un cours d’eau. Il est recommandé de s’éloigner rapidement des bords de rivières quand la pluie commence.
Taïwan est une île sûre. Néanmoins, des cas d’agressions d’étrangers (au poing, parfois à l’arme blanche) ou tentatives d’extorsion sont épisodiquement recensés, notamment dans certains bars, clubs ou discothèques ou à la sortie de ces derniers. Il est donc recommandé aux visiteurs d’adopter dans ces lieux des règles élémentaires de prudence.
En cas d’urgence, le numéro à composer est le 110 (possibilité d’être mis en relation avec un interlocuteur anglophone).
Les peines de prison encourues pour le transport, la détention, la consommation, la production et le trafic de drogues de toutes catégories, à l’entrée et pendant le séjour à Taïwan, sont très sévères. La législation locale prévoit jusqu’à la peine capitale dans certains cas.
Les autorités taiwanaises ont publié un guide intitulé « In case of crisis » récapitulant les actions de prévention en cas de crise. Le guide est disponible en anglais, à télécharger ici : https://prepare.mnd.gov.tw/assets/pdf/manual-en.pdf
A Taïwan, le numéro d’urgence pour être mis en relation avec les pompiers ou le service de médecine d’urgence est le 119 (possibilité d’être mis en relation avec un interlocuteur anglophone), le numéro d’urgence pour la police est le 110.
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Swiss passport — FDFA (Switzerland), in French
Faithful summary of the official texts below, which prevail.
FDFA update note — Avant l'arrivée à Taïwan, il est nécessaire de soumettre une fiche d‘arrivée en ligne (chapitre Remarques particulières). (published 30.06.2026)
Les voyages à Taïwan sont en principe considérés comme sûrs. Évitez toutefois les manifestations de tout genre, car des débordements sont possibles. Les tensions politiques dans la région de Taïwan peuvent entraîner des perturbations du trafic aérien international. Dans ce pays comme ailleurs, le risque d’attentats terroristes ne peut être exclu. La rubrique terrorisme et enlèvements attire l'attention sur les risques liés au terrorisme. Terrorisme et enlèvements
Les agressions sont rares. Il est recommandé d'observer les précautions d'usage contre les vols à la tire et à l'arraché, en particulier dans les grands rassemblements de foule.
Il faut s'attendre à des typhons et à de fortes pluies. Ces intempéries peuvent provoquer des inondations et des glissements de terrain, et endommager les infrastructures. Le trafic touristique peut s’en trouver perturbé temporairement. Taïwan se situe dans une zone sismique. Outre les dévastations causées sur la terre ferme, les tremblements de terre peuvent aussi provoquer des tsunamis. Les tsunamis provoqués par des éruptions volcaniques ou des tremblements de terre dans la région du Pacifique peuvent également atteindre Taïwan. De manière générale, après un tremblement de terre ou de fortes précipitations (surtout après le passage d’un typhon), les excursions dans les vallées et les régions de montagne reculées sont déconseillées en raison d’un risque élevé de glissements de terrain et de chutes de pierres. Suivez les mises en garde et les instructions des autorités locales, p. ex. les ordres d’évacuation. «Readiness TW e-APP» est l'application officielle des autorités locales chargées de la protection civile. Il peut être utile d'installer cette application afin de recevoir, en cas de catastrophe, des notifications sur les événements actuels, les restrictions et les instructions des autorités. Central Weather Administration Central Weather Administration: Earthquake Report Si une catastrophe naturelle devait se produire pendant votre séjour, suivez les instructions des autorités et prenez contact avec vos proches. En cas d’interruption des communications avec l’étranger, vous pouvez vous mettre en liaison avec le Trade Office of Swiss Industries à Taipei.
FDFA travel advice, in French, valid on 15.10.2026eda.admin.ch ↗updated 30.06.2026 · read 15.10.2026
British passport — Foreign Office (UK)
Faithful summary of the official texts below, which prevail.
Warnings — Foreign OfficeForeign Office ↗updated 28.08.2026 · read 15.10.2026
The UK does not recognise Taiwan as a state and has no diplomatic relations with Taiwan, so limited support is available to British nationals. Please refer to the British Office in Taipei for further information.
Safety — Foreign OfficeForeign Office ↗updated 28.08.2026 · read 15.10.2026
There is a high threat of terrorist attack globally affecting UK interests and British nationals, including from groups and individuals who view the UK and British nationals as targets. Stay aware of your surroundings at all times.
UK Counter Terrorism Policing has information and advice on staying safe and what to do in the event of a terrorist attack. Find out how to reduce your risk from terrorism while abroad .
Although there’s no recent history of terrorism in Taiwan, attacks cannot be ruled out.
The Taiwanese authorities have provided practical guidance and information (in Chinese), including a booklet, on disaster preparedness and responding to various crises.
Crime rates are extremely low in Taiwan. However, travellers are advised to remain vigilant, monitor local media, and follow local law enforcement.
Always carry ID such as a passport. The police will usually accept a printed copy of the photo page.
Avoid any involvement with illegal drugs, including cannabis, while in Taiwan. Drug laws are stricter than in the UK. Legal definitions of supply or trafficking may be different from in the UK, including the quantities of drugs involved.
If you’re found guilty of smuggling, trafficking, possession or use of illegal narcotics, including when transiting through the airport, you should expect to get a severe prison sentence or, in some cases, the death penalty.
Airports in Taiwan have excellent technology and security for detecting illegal items. This is also used to scan the baggage of transiting passengers.
Taiwan has some of Asia’s most progressive policies on LGBT+ rights, and discrimination on the grounds of gender and gender identity is illegal. Taiwan’s Pride parade, held annually in October, is the largest regular LGBT+ event in Asia, attracting high numbers of participants from the region and internationally.
Read more advice for LGBT+ travellers .
If you are planning to drive in Taiwan, see information on driving abroad .
You need a 1949 international driving permit ( IDP ) as well as a UK driving licence to drive in Taiwan. You cannot buy an IDP outside the UK, so get one before you travel.
Once in Taiwan, you will need to take your passport, IDP and a passport photograph to a local Motor Vehicles Office to get your IDP validated. Your validated IDP will last up to 12 months.
If you stay longer, you will need to get a new IDP and get it validated. Or you can exchange your UK driving licence for a Taiwan driving licence at a Motor Vehicles Office. The British Office in Taipei cannot provide support on individual applications.
If you do not want to exchange your UK driving licence, you can take a local driving test to get a Taiwan driving licence.
Roads and vehicles are well-maintained, but scooters and motorcycles often weave in and out of traffic. Be alert when crossing roads as vehicles might not stop at pedestrian crossings.
The alcohol limit for drivers in Taiwan is about a quarter of that in England. If you drive while over the limit, you may get a heavy fine and possible imprisonment. If you are a passenger, you may also be fined.
Find out what you can do to prepare for and respond to extreme weather and natural hazards .
If there is a typhoon or an earthquake, check the Taiwanese authorities’ websites for…
American passport — U.S. Department of State
Faithful summary of the official texts below, which prevail.
Taiwan - Level 1: Exercise Normal Precautions 2025-11-24travel.state.gov ↗updated 24.11.2025 · read 16.10.2026
Exercise normal precaution in Taiwan .
There is a risk of natural disasters in Taiwan, including earthquakes, tsunamis, typhoons, flooding, and extreme heat.
Global Affairs Canada — additional reading
Exercise normal security precautions
Open Government Licence – Canada · October 14, 2026 11:23 EDTtravel.gc.ca ↗updated 14.10.2026 · read 16.10.2026
Faithful summary of the official texts below, which prevail.
Global Affairs Canada — written for Canadian travellers, valid for all
You must abide by local laws. Learn about what you should do and how we can help if you are arrested or detained abroad. Foreigners involved in legal proceedings are forbidden from leaving Taiwan until the dispute is settled. Procedures can be lengthy and local authorities don't accept bonds or deposits to guarantee court appearances.
Penalties for possession, use or trafficking of illegal drugs, including cannabis, are severe. Convicted offenders can expect heavy fines, jail sentences or the death penalty. Drugs, alcohol and travel
Certain prescription and over-the-counter medications, legally available in Canada, are classified as controlled substances in Taiwan. It's illegal to bring them into the country, even in small quantities, without prior permission. If you attempt to bring banned medications into Taiwan without prior approval and required documentation, authorities may confiscate them. You may also be subject to heavy fines and jail sentences. Consult local authorities to determine if you must obtain a permission to import required medication.
There are strict regulations regarding the importation of:
Consult the list of restricted goods before travelling. Customs regulations – Customs Administration of Taiwan
Public defamation laws are similar to those in Canada. However, they are strictly enforced. Be mindful of what you say and write publicly, especially on the internet.
You may be subject to mandatory military service if:
This requirement may apply even if you enter Taiwan on your Canadian passport. Confirm these regulations with the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Canada before travelling. Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Canada
The Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction is an international treaty. It can help parents with the return of children who have been removed to or retained in certain countries in violation of custody rights. It does not apply between Canada and Taiwan. If your child was wrongfully taken to, or is being held in Taiwan by an abducting parent:
If your child was removed from a country other than Canada, consult a lawyer to determine if The Hague Convention applies. Be aware that Canadian consular officials cannot interfere in private legal matters or in another country's judicial affairs.
English teachers are often recruited from abroad. To work legally in Taiwan, you must have a work permit that specifically states you are permitted to accept employment. Before accepting an offer:
Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Canada
You should carry an International Driving Permit. International Driving Permit
The currency of Taiwan is the New Taiwan dollar (TWD). Upon entering or leaving Taiwan, you must make a declaration to customs if you travel with more than USD 10 000, 100 000 TWD or the equivalent in other currencies. The sum can be in cash, cheques, money orders, traveller's cheques or any other convertible assets.
Open Government Licence – Canada · October 14, 2026 11:23 EDTtravel.gc.ca ↗updated 14.10.2026 · read 16.10.2026
Foreign Office — laws and cultural differences
Always carry ID such as a passport. The police will usually accept a printed copy of the photo page.
Avoid any involvement with illegal drugs, including cannabis, while in Taiwan. Drug laws are stricter than in the UK. Legal definitions of supply or trafficking may be different from in the UK, including the quantities of drugs involved. If you’re found guilty of smuggling, trafficking, possession or use of illegal narcotics, including when transiting through the airport, you should expect to get a severe prison sentence or, in some cases, the death penalty. Airports in Taiwan have excellent technology and security for detecting illegal items. This is also used to scan the baggage of transiting passengers.
Taiwan has some of Asia’s most progressive policies on LGBT+ rights, and discrimination on the grounds of gender and gender identity is illegal. Taiwan’s Pride parade, held annually in October, is the largest regular LGBT+ event in Asia, attracting high numbers of participants from the region and internationally. Read more advice for LGBT+ travellers.
Open Government Licence v3.0gov.uk ↗updated 28.08.2026 · read 15.10.2026
FDFA (Switzerland) — laws and customs, in French
Il est déconseillé aux personnes au volant de consommer de l'alcool. Les limites sont très basses et les sanctions en cas d'infraction sont sévères. Vous trouverez des informations sur les règles de la circulation routière sous Road Traffic Safety Portal Site Les infractions à la loi sur les stupéfiants, y compris la détention de minimes quantités de drogue quelle qu'elle soit, sont sévèrement réprimées: lourdes peines de prison pouvant aller jusqu'à la perpétuité, voire la peine de mort. L'ouverture d'une procédure judiciaire peut prendre de six à douze mois. Les conditions de détention sont très précaires.
FDFA travel advice, in Frencheda.admin.ch ↗updated 30.06.2026 · read 15.10.2026
What it changes for you: Poor air: asthma, COPD, allergies — bring your prescription and regular treatment, limit outdoor exertion; persistent breathing trouble goes to a doctor, or to the 24/7 number. High UV at midday: sun protection.
Reading 13:00 (Asia/Taipei)Open-Meteo ↗updated 16.10.2026 · read 16.10.2026
Air quality and UV: Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0), data rounded and formatted by Maximum. Contains modified Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service information 2026. Neither the European Commission nor ECMWF is responsible for any use that may be made of the Copernicus information or data it contains.
The World Bank publishes no health-system figures for Taiwan.
World Bank — latest published value, year per indicatordata.worldbank.org ↗read 09.10.2026
French passport — France Diplomatie
Faithful summary of the official texts below, which prevail.
Le visa n’est pas obligatoire pour un séjour de moins de 90 jours de ressortissant français. Dans tous les cas , la durée restante de la validité du passeport doit être supérieure à 6 mois à la date d’entrée sur le territoire, et il faut pouvoir justifier d’un billet retour (ou vers un pays tiers avec visa valide), faute de quoi l’interdiction d’entrée sur le territoire est systématique.
Pour des séjours plus longs, les visas sont à solliciter auprès du Bureau de représentation de Taipei en France .
Pour toute information supplémentaire actualisée, notamment en cas de dépassement de la durée de séjour et les amendes encourues, consulter le site du Bureau des affaires consulaires (en anglais).
Depuis le 1 er octobre 2025, toutes les cartes d'arrivée en version papier ont été remplacées par la carte d'arrivée en ligne TWAC (Taiwan Arrival Card).
La TWAC est gratuite et doit être remplie entièrement en ligne. Les voyageurs non-taïwanais peuvent remplir le formulaire en ligne sur le site officiel de la TWAC dans les trois jours précédant leur arrivée. Une fois le formulaire soumis, le système envoie automatiquement un e-mail de confirmation à l'adresse e-mail enregistrée.
Les informations relatives à la règlementation douanière peuvent être consultées sur le site des douanes de Taipei , notamment en ce qui concerne les exemptions de taxes pour l’importation d’alcool ou de tabac à usage personnel ou les remboursements de TVA au départ de l’île.
Le même site renseigne sur les médicaments réglementés (liste en anglais). À l’arrivée comme au départ de Taïwan, il convient de se présenter muni de son ordonnance justifiant le traitement et d’un imprimé spécifique de déclaration (en anglais), à un guichet dédié du contrôle de douane.
Attention : dans le contexte de l’épidémie de fièvre porcine africaine, l’interdiction d’importation des viandes (crues, cuites ou mi-cuites) a également été renforcée (contrôles aux rayons X et amendes pouvant aller jusqu'à 1 million de dollars taïwanais).
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Entry and stay pagediplomatie.gouv.fr ↗updated 13.03.2026 · read 15.10.2026
Swiss passport — FDFA (Switzerland)
The FDFA does not publish entry requirements: they are set out by the destination's embassy or consulate in Switzerland — check them before booking, passport in hand. As a guide, the French and British requirements below describe the same rules as seen by two other governments.eda.admin.ch ↗updated 30.06.2026 · read 15.10.2026
British passport — Foreign Office (UK)
Faithful summary of the official texts below, which prevail.
Entry requirements — rules for a British passportForeign Office ↗updated 28.08.2026 · read 15.10.2026
This information is for people travelling on a full ‘British citizen’ passport from the UK. It is based on the UK government’s understanding of Taiwan’s current rules for the most common types of travel.
The authorities in Taiwan set and enforce entry rules. If you’re not sure how these requirements apply to you, contact the Taipei Representative Office in London or the Taipei Representative Office in Edinburgh . Entry procedures are being regularly reviewed, so may change at short notice.
To enter Taiwan, your passport must have an ‘expiry date’ at least 6 months after the day you arrive.
Check with your travel provider that your passport and other travel documents meet requirements. Renew your passport if you need to.
You will be denied entry if you do not have a valid travel document or try to use a passport that has been reported lost or stolen.
You must complete a Taiwan Arrival Card (TWAC) within three days before your arrival in Taiwan. This must be submitted online via the Ministry of the Interior National Immigration Agency website.
You may be exempt if you hold a resident visa, Alien Resident Card (ARC), Alien Permanent Resident Card (APRC), or other permits issued by the Taiwanese authorities.
For further advice and instructions on how to complete and submit the TWAC, check the National Immigration Agency .
When returning to the UK, British citizens must carry a valid British passport or certificate of entitlement . See Dual citizenship .
You can visit Taiwan without a visa for up to 90 days. You can extend this by a further 90 days once you have arrived in Taiwan. You can get more information on entering Taiwan without a visa (‘visa-exempt entry’) from the Taiwan Bureau of Consular Affairs. This applies if you travel:
If you plan to stay in Taiwan for longer than 180 days, you must have a visa before you arrive. If you stay beyond the time given on your visa, you will get a fine and risk being deported from Taiwan.
There are specific rules for naturalised British citizens born in the People’s Republic of China and holders of British National (Overseas) passports wishing to enter under the visa waiver scheme.
Contact the Taiwan Bureau of Consular Affairs or Taiwan National Immigration Agency for further information.
If you are in the UK and need a visa, apply at your nearest Taipei Representative Office . If you are in Taiwan, apply through the Taiwan National Immigration Agency .
If you already hold a resident certificate, you do not need a visa to enter Taiwan.
If you hold a Youth Mobility Scheme visa for Taiwan , you can apply to switch to a working visa or a visa to study a degree course at undergraduate level or higher.
Submit your application to the Bureau of Consular Affairs for consideration. If it is approved, you can then apply for an Alien Resident Certificate (ARC) at your local National Immigration Agency…
American passport — U.S. Department of State
The State Department publishes the requirements ("Entry, Exit and Visa Requirements") on its country page, which our servers cannot read. Read it before you go; as a guide, the French and British requirements below describe the same rules as seen by two other governments.travel.state.gov ↗updated 24.11.2025 · read 16.10.2026
For each risk, the official texts themselves: what is happening, then, where they say so, what to do.
What the texts say · Crime rates are extremely low in Taiwan. Petty crime, such as pickpocketing and purse snatching, occurs.
What the texts say · Motorcycle and scooter drivers don’t respect traffic laws.
What the texts say · Typhoon frequency gradually decreases in October. Earthquakes are a risk in Taiwan.
What the texts say · If you’re found guilty of smuggling, trafficking, possession or use of illegal narcotics, including when transiting through the airport, you should expect to get a severe prison sentence or, in some cases, the death penalty.
What the texts say · Foreigners have received calls or emails from scammers claiming to be local authorities or financial institutions.
What the texts say · Demonstrations take place from time to time.
Sentences copied word for word from the official texts cited, chosen for the destination; the level is our reading. The full texts, at each source:Foreign Office ↗updated 28.08.2026 · read 15.10.2026 (updated 28.08.2026 · read 03.10.2026)Global Affairs Canada ↗updated 14.10.2026 · read 16.10.2026 (updated 14.10.2026 · read 03.10.2026)
Time zone: IANA and timezone-boundary-builder (ODbL) · RESTCountries · EmergencyNumberAPI · Wikidata · European Central Bank
Places: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), Photon search by komoot.
FDFA (Switzerland) — transport and specific advice, in French
Le risque d'accident routier est élevé en raison d’une conduite dangereuse. Le réseau des transports publics est bien développé (trains et bus). Taiwan Railway Administration Taiwan High Speed Rail Les points de passage des frontières peuvent être fermés à court terme, par exemple afin d’endiguer la propagation de maladies. Informez-vous auprès des autorités locales ou directement auprès des postes-frontières.
Avant l'arrivée à Taïwan, il est nécessaire de soumettre une fiche d‘arrivée en ligne. Taiwan Arrival Card TWAC
FDFA travel advice, in Frencheda.admin.ch ↗updated 30.06.2026 · read 15.10.2026
Maximum policyholder: before paying anything, call the 24/7 number. If you are admitted for more than 24 h, Maximum sends its direct payment guarantee to the hospital (art. 2.12).
+41 22 ••• •• •• — Full number in your client areaNone of these facilities is a Maximum Insurance “partner”, and none is presented as waiving upfront payment: this list is a reading of public map data, nothing more. A direct payment guarantee is arranged CASE BY CASE by our assistance desk, facility by facility and when the need arises — one number, +41 22 ••• •• ••.
List read from OpenStreetMap on 08.10.2026, not read again since: these facilities may have changed.
CDC Travelers' Health recommendations, most important first. They depend on your age, vaccines and itinerary: confirm them with a doctor or a travel clinic 4 to 6 weeks before departure. Details, disease by disease ↗cdc.gov ↗read 10.10.2026
Back home — a fever in the following weeks should be told to a doctor, naming the country.
Forecast: MET Norway (Norwegian Meteorological Institute, CC BY 4.0), grouped by day and formatted by Maximum.
French passport — French embassy and consulates
57 復興北路, 105, 台北市
phone not published
OpenStreetMap
Swiss passport — Swiss embassy and consulates
333 基隆路一段, 臺北市
+886 2 2720 1001
https://www.eda.admin.ch/taiwan ↗updated 30.06.2026 · read 15.10.2026
Numéro d’urgence de la Police: 110, en cas de difficultés de compréhension 0800-024111 (National Immigration Agency) Numéro d’urgence du service d'ambulance: 119 Dispositions douanières de Taïwan: Customs Regulations Hotline 24h/24 pour les informations importantes en matière de voyages fournies par les autorités taïwanaises: +886 800 011 765 Taiwan's National Public Safety Guide Représentations suisses à l'étranger: En cas de situation d'urgence à Taïwan, vous pouvez vous adresser au Trade Office of Swiss Industries à Taipei, ou à la Helpline DFAE . Trade Office of Swiss Industries Helpline DFAE Représentations étrangères en Suisse: Il n'y a pas de représentation taïwanaise officielle en Suisse. Des informations sur les prescriptions d’entrée (documents d’identité admis, visa etc.) peuvent être obtenues auprès la Délégation culturelle et économique de Taipei. Elle peut également vous renseigner sur les dispositions douanières pour l’importation et l’exportation d’animaux et de marchandises: appareils électroniques, souvenirs, médicaments, etc. Délégation culturelle et économique de Taipei
OpenStreetMap · DFAE
British passport — British embassy and consulates
9;11 松高路, 11073, 臺北市
phone not published
https://www.gov.uk/world/organisations/bri ↗updated 28.08.2026 · read 15.10.2026
OpenStreetMap
American passport — U.S. embassy and consulates
100 金湖路, 114, 臺北市
phone not published
https://www.ait.org.tw/ ↗
phone not published
OpenStreetMap
OpenStreetMap
Getting help — Foreign OfficeForeign Office ↗updated 28.08.2026 · read 15.10.2026
The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office ( FCDO ) cannot provide tailored advice for individual trips. Read this travel advice and carry out your own research before deciding whether to travel.
Ambulance and fire: 119
Police: 110
Coastguard: 118
Domestic abuse and sexual assault hotline: 113
Any further assistance: 0800 024 111 (‘Information for Foreigners in Taiwan’ helpline)
Contact your travel provider and your insurer if you are involved in a serious incident or emergency abroad. They will tell you if they can help and what you need to do.
See how to get help from the UK government abroad including in an emergency.
You can call FCDO in London if you need urgent help because something has happened to a friend or relative abroad.
Telephone: 020 7008 5000 (24 hours)
Find out about call charges
For emergencies. If pronunciation fails, show the screen — or the printed page.
| Help! | 救命啊!Jiùmìng a! |
| Call an ambulance! | 請叫救護車!Qǐng jiào jiùhùchē! |
| I need a doctor. | 我需要看醫生。Wǒ xūyào kàn yīshēng. |
| Where is the nearest hospital? | 請問最近的醫院在哪裡?Qǐngwèn zuì jìn de yīyuàn zài nǎlǐ? |
| Call the police! | 請叫警察!Qǐng jiào jǐngchá! |
| I am allergic to penicillin. | 我對盤尼西林過敏。Wǒ duì pánníxīlín guòmǐn. |
| I have international medical insurance. | 我有國際醫療保險。Wǒ yǒu guójì yīliáo bǎoxiǎn. |
| I want to contact my embassy. | 我想聯絡我們國家的大使館。Wǒ xiǎng liánluò wǒmen guójiā de dàshǐguǎn. |
| Please take me to this address. | 請載我到這個地址,謝謝。Qǐng zài wǒ dào zhège dìzhǐ, xièxie. |
| Do you speak English? | 請問您會說英文嗎?Qǐngwèn nín huì shuō Yīngwén ma? |
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Live alerts and level changes, each with its official source. Continuously updated.
La saison des typhons en Asie s’étend de juin à novembre. Il convient de s’assurer que son lieu de séjour est adapté en matière de protection contre les vents tempétueux et les fortes pluies. A défaut, il est recommandé de rejoindre un lieu sécurisé et d’éviter de rester isolé. Il est fortement conseillé de suivre les consignes diffusées par les autorités locales, en particulier avant de planifier un déplacement par la route, et de se tenir informé de l’actualité des vols…
France Diplomatie (in French) · posted 2 September 2026diplomatie.gouv.fr ↗updated 13.03.2026 · read 15.10.2026Le Bureau central de la Météorologie de Taïwan (CWA) a émis une alerte relative à un phénomène de pluies torrentielles. Les intempéries sont amenées à se poursuivre les prochains jours. De très fortes précipitations sont attendues sur le sud de l’île. Les comtés du sud et de l’est sont particulièrement affectés. Il convient de faire preuve de prudence, une vigilance toute particulière devant être adoptée dans les zones montagneuses et côtières et à proximité des cours d’eau.…
France Diplomatie (in French) · posted 25 August 2026diplomatie.gouv.fr ↗updated 13.03.2026 · read 15.10.2026Natural disasters and climate section – added information on El Niño
October 14, 2026 11:23 EDTtravel.gc.ca ↗updated 14.10.2026 · read 16.10.2026No level change recorded for this country since the log opened. The live alerts above are updated continuously.
Level 1/4 — Exercise Normal Precautions, U.S. Department of State, retrieved on 16 October 2026.
Sourcestravel.state.gov · updated 24.11 · read 16.10France Diplomatie · updated 13.03 · read 15.10DFAE · updated 30.06 · read 15.10207-country comparison
An area advised against does not rule out the country.
SourcesFrance Diplomatie · updated 13.03 · read 15.10Foreign Office · updated 28.08 · read 15.10State Department · updated 24.11 · read 16.10
The rules depend on the passport, not on the destination alone.
SourcesFrance Diplomatie · updated 13.03 · read 15.10Foreign Office · updated 28.08 · read 15.10State Department · updated 24.11 · read 16.10
For a Schengen visa, yes: at least €30,000 of travel medical insurance (Regulation (EC) No 810/2009, art. 15).
SourcesRegulation (EC) 810/2009, art. 15General conditions, policy 20 00 479
VIP Pack — €990 for twelve months, unlimited trips.
SourcesGeneral conditions, policy 20 00 479OpenStreetMap · read 13.10
Six steps, in this order.
SourcesSpecial conditions 01.26General conditions, policy 20 00 479
Local emergency services: single number 119 / 112 / 110
SourcesEmergencyNumberAPI · Wikidata · read 08.10OpenStreetMap · read 13.10
At today's level 1/4, card by card:
SourcesAmex Platinum France T&Cs, 01.2025 — general exclusion n° 11BNP Paribas Visa Infinite notice (policy PT7), 04.2025 — comFortuneo World Elite Mastercard notice, 01.2026 — art. 5.5 '
A health plan reimburses at home; here, the hospital asks for a payment guarantee before admission.
SourcesGeneral conditions, policy 20 00 479
Around Taipei: 80 hospitals and clinics, 2 with a 24/7 emergency room, 40 pharmacies, 40 doctors' practices (OpenStreetMap, hospital list read on 08.10.2026).
The sourced detail is under Medical network › Health: vaccines, diseases present, altitude, outbreaks.
SourcesCDC Travelers' Health · read 10.10France Diplomatie · updated 13.03 · read 15.10OMS · read 15.10Foreign Office · updated 28.08 · read 15.10
The compared figures are under Safety & risks › Health system.
SourcesWorld Bank · read 09.10General conditions, policy 20 00 479
Comparable figures (homicides, roads, incidents) are under Safety & risks › Incidents.
SourcesWorld Bank (UNODC, WHO) · read 09.10UCDP
The nearest representations, by passport (OpenStreetMap):
SourcesOpenStreetMap · read 13.10DFAE · updated 30.06 · read 15.10
No region is advised against by the official readings checked (Global Affairs Canada, Foreign Office and France Diplomatie): the national advice applies everywhere.
SourcesGlobal Affairs Canada · updated 14.10 · read 16.10Foreign Office · updated 28.08 · read 15.10France Diplomatie · updated 13.03 · read 15.10
Local laws apply to every traveller; here is what the official texts say.
SourcesGlobal Affairs Canada · updated 14.10 · read 16.10Foreign Office · updated 28.08 · read 15.10
Every foreign ministry runs a 24/7 emergency line for its nationals.
Sourcesdiplomatie.gouv.fr · updated 13.03 · read 15.10eda.admin.ch · updated 30.06 · read 15.10
Emergency phrases, to show if pronunciation fails:
SourcesMaximum Insurance
Keep the entry stamp, the invoices, the prescriptions and the medical report.
SourcesGeneral conditions, policy 20 00 479
Cancellation or change up to EUR 20,000, special risk EUR 5,000 per person, crisis management and security, optional Kidnap & Ransom.
SourcesGeneral conditions, policy 20 00 479
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