Do Myanmar passport holders need a visa for Taiwan?

Electronic travel authorization (ETA) required

Myanmar passport holders need an electronic travel authorization (ETA) for Taiwan, obtained online before travel.

Entry requirements for Taiwan

Passport validity6 months months beyond arrival — Visa-exempt entry requires a passport with remaining validity of at least 6 months as of the date of entry; exceptions: US and Japan nationals only need a passport valid for the intended period of stay.
Onward ticketRequired — A confirmed return air/sea ticket, or a ticket plus visa for the next destination, with a confirmed seat reservation for the departure flight, is required for visa-exempt entry.
ExemptionHolders of Nationals of Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, the Philippines and Vietnam holding a valid resident/permanent resident card or valid visa (incl. e-visa), or one expired less than 10 years before arrival, issued by Australia, Canada, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, a Schengen country, the UK or the US (exception: since 14 Sep 2023 Vietnamese nationals may no longer qualify with Japan- or Korea-issued documents): eta eligible, up to 30 days — Must obtain a free online R.O.C. Travel Authorization Certificate (niaspeedy.immigration.gov.tw) before travel; passport valid at least 6 months from arrival; onward/return ticket; never employed in Taiwan as a blue-collar worker; certificate valid 90 days with multiple entries, each stay up to 30 days; the qualifying document must be shown at immigration. Work permits do not qualify. Indonesian nationals holding a valid Japan Visa Waiver Registration are also eligible. Per NIA portal notice, Vietnamese passport holders using Japan/Korea-issued visas or resident certificates as the supporting document are no longer eligible (certificates approved on/before 14 Sep 2023 remained usable).

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