Taiwan visa requirements for Laotians

• Taiwan tourist visa is a visa issued to foreigners who intend to visit Taiwan for sightseeing, tourism, visitation or recreational purposes.
• Laotians visiting Taiwan for vacation and recreational purposes can apply for the Taiwan tourist visa.
• A passport with at least six months validity and two blank pages for visa stamps is required.  
• The applicant’s old passport is required (if any). 
• A recently taken neutral passport photograph, 35x 45mm in size is required. 
• A complete round trip air ticket.
• A Cover letter showing the applicant’s personal information, purpose and duration of travel should be provided. 
• Applicants not traveling alone should state the person bearing the travel expenses in the cover letter. 
• A recent bank statement not more than six months signed and stamped by the bank is required in order to show proof of sufficient funds to stay in the country. 
• Income tax returns. 
• The applicant’s travel itinerary. The document should state the day-to-day plans and schedule of the applicant while in the country. 
• A document issued by the government of the applicant’s home country to show proof of identity and nationality. 
• A medical certificate stating that the applicant is free from any contagious disease. 

• Laotians visiting Taiwan for business purposes such as to attend business meetings, conferences or seminars can apply for the Taiwan business visa. 
• A passport valid for a duration of six months beyond stay period in Taiwan and two blank visa pages are required. 
• A recently taken neutral passport photograph, 35x 45mm in size is required. 
• A complete round trip air ticket. 
• Applicants traveling to Taiwan for a business meeting on behalf of their company are required to show a cover letter signed and stamped by the employer. 
• The cover letter should show the reason for the applicant’s travel, duration of stay, the traveler and company personal information and it should be written in the company’s letterhead paper. 
• A recent bank statement not more than six months signed and stamped by the bank is required in order to show proof of sufficient funds to stay in the country. 
• A document showing the company’s income tax returns for the last three years is needed. 
• An invitation letter from the company in Taiwan. The letter should contain the applicant’s purpose of visit. 
• A document showing previous business dealings of the company in Laos and the Taiwan company. 
• A certificate of business registration to show that the business is legitimate and lawfully registered by the government. 
• Proof of accommodation in Taiwan. 
  
  

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• Taiwan
  students
  who have received an admission offer to study in a Taiwanese
  educational institution are eligible for a student visa.
• A Taiwanese student visa is a resident visa that allows its holder to
  remain in Taiwan for more than 90 days.
• To
  be issued a student visa you must have a resident permit which can
  be obtained on your behalf by your educational institution.
• A
  passport with at least six months validity and two blank visa pages.
• You
  must submit a duly completed and signed visa application form.
• Two
  coloured passport-size photographs taken within the last 6 months.
• An
  official admission letter from a Taiwanese college or university
  must be presented by the applicant.
• A
  medical report showing that the applicant is free from any contagious disease.
• You
  are required to apply for an Alien Resident Certificate and Re-entry
  Permit at the local office of the Immigration Agency within 15 days
  of your arrival in Taiwan.
• If
  you hold a student visa and intend to work in Taiwan, you must
  present a school report that shows your recent grades along with
  other relevant documents.
• If
  you are a minor, you must provide a signed letter of consent from
  your parents or guardians permitting you to travel to Taiwan.
• Proof of accommodation in Taiwan. 
• A recent bank statement not more than three months to show proof of sufficient funds to cover the duration of stay in Taiwan.
• A police report from the applicant’s home country stating that the applicant does not have any criminal record.