Taiwan
- Starting from AED 350
- “Hassle-free, Pick-up & Delivery Service”
Taiwan
- Starting from AED 350
- “Hassle-free, Pick-up & Delivery Service”
Taiwan
Taiwan Tourist Visa For UAE Residents
Experience the Magic of Taiwan: Where Tradition Meets Adventure
Taiwan, a captivating island full of contrasts, offers an unforgettable journey through a land where ancient traditions blend seamlessly with cutting-edge modernity. Imagine wandering through the vibrant night markets, where the aroma of sizzling street food fills the air or exploring the breathtaking Taroko Gorge, with its towering marble cliffs and cascading waterfalls. From the tranquil beauty of Sun Moon Lake to the bustling streets of Taipei, where you can visit historic temples like Longshan Temple alongside towering skyscrapers, Taiwan is a destination that has something for everyone. Whether you’re a foodie, an adventurer or a culture enthusiast, Taiwan promises an experience that will leave you enchanted.
Why Choose Al Layah Tours LLC for Your Taiwan Adventure:
If you’re new to Taiwan’s rich culture and diverse attractions, Al Layah Tours LLC is here to make your journey seamless and unforgettable. Our expert team will guide you through the best Taiwan has to offer, helping you navigate the cultural nuances and discover hidden gems. We specialize in creating tailor-made travel packages that cater to your interests, ensuring you get the most out of your visit. Whether you’re looking for an adventure-filled itinerary or a relaxing escape, we’ll handle all the details—from securing accommodations to planning activities—so you can fully immerse yourself in the beauty and excitement of Taiwan. Let Al Layah Tours LLC craft the perfect Taiwan experience for you!
PURPOSES OF VISIT:
Please note that e-visas are only granted for tourism and business purposes, as well as for visiting relatives and attending international conferences or sporting events in Taiwan. If you intend to travel to Taiwan for other purposes – such as employment, study, residence with family, or Mandarin language courses – you must submit an application for a suitable type of visa at an ROC overseas mission.
E-Visa Eligibility:
Nationals of the following countries are eligible for an e-visa when they meet relevant criteria.
Bahrain | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Burkina Faso |
Colombia | Dominica | Ecuador |
Kosovo | Kuwait | Mauritius |
Montenegro | Oman | Panama |
Peru | Qatar | Saudi Arabia |
Solomon Islands | Türkiye | United Arab Emirates |
Furthermore, foreign nationals who have been invited to attend international conferences, sporting events, trade fairs or other activities in Taiwan, organized, co-organized or sponsored by central government agencies are also eligible for an e-visa. Such foreign nationals must obtain an Ecode from the host organization in Taiwan (not the Bureau of Consular Affairs) prior to submitting an online application for an e-visa.
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Requirements For UAE Nationals
UAE citizens can visit Taiwan visa-free for up to 30 days. This visa exemption allows UAE passport holders to enter Taiwan for tourism, business or visiting relatives without the need to obtain a visa in advance. To qualify for this visa-free entry, UAE citizens must have:
- A passport valid for at least six months beyond the date of entry.
- Dully filled and approved e-visa application.
- A confirmed return or onward ticket.
- An invitation for business purpose.
- Hotel Reservation.
- Travel Insurance.
- No criminal record.
If UAE citizens wish to stay in Taiwan for more than 30 days or for purposes other than tourism, they may need to apply for an appropriate visa before their trip.
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Requirements For UAE Residents
- Original and Copy of the passport with 6 months validity.
- Copy of residence visa validity with 6 months validity.
- Copy of Emirates ID.
- Visa application form duly completed and signed.
- A no objection letter from the company/sponsor of the applicant.
- Two passport size photographs with a white background.
- An invitation for business purpose.
- Return Flight Tickets.
- Hotel Reservation.
- Travel Insurance.
- The visa processing time takes 2-5 working days.
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Top Tourist Attractions in Taiwan
Yehliu Geopark
Yehliu Geopark, home to the iconic Queen’s Head rock formation, looks more like a landscape from Mars than the northern coast of Taiwan. With its otherworldly natural structures, all of which have alluring names such as the Fairy Shoe and Sea Candles, the park makes for an enriching day trip from Taipei.
Taipei 101
At a soaring 1,667 feet (508 meters), Taipei 101 was the world’s tallest building when it was completed in 2004—Dubai’s Burj Khalifa overtook it in 2010. A landmark in Taipei, it houses offices, restaurants, and a multilevel shopping complex, as well as indoor and outdoor observatories offering stunning panoramic views of Taipei.
Shifen Waterfall
Horseshoe-shaped Shifen Waterfall is one of the most famous falls in Taiwan. Torrents of water plunge into a deep pool and raise a shroud of mist that creates a rainbow effect on sunny days. With a width of more than 131 feet (40 meters), Taiwan’s Little Niagra isn’t quite as big as Niagara Falls but its shape is similar.
Bao’an Temple
Bao’an Temple, one of the most popular and significant religious sites in Taipei, dates back to 1760 when immigrants from Southern China built the original wooden temple. Dedicated to the emperor-deity Paosheng, god of medicine and healing, Bao’an in its current form has stood since 1805 after more than 25 years of construction.
Taipei National Palace Museum
The National Palace Museum in Taipei is home to one of the most important collections of Chinese art in the world, and covers more than 8,000 years of Chinese history and culture. Featuring some 690,000 pieces, it covers all areas of Chinese art, including antiquities, painting, calligraphy, bronzes, jade, ceramics, and sculpture.
Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall
The Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall is one of the most prominent landmarks and popular attractions in Taipei, and sees thousands of visitors daily. Learn about the life of Chiang Kai-Shek and the history of Taiwan inside this impressive building set within a 62-acre (25-hectare) memorial park with gardens, pools, and walkways.
Longshan Temple
The oldest temple in Taiwan, Mengjia Longshan Temple was built in 1738 by immigrants from Fujian, China. The ornate and exquisite structure has been damaged by war and natural disasters, but also rebuilt, expanded, and improved over the years. Today is remains a center of religious life and a bastion of local culture in Taipei.
National Revolutionary Martyrs’ Shrine
Built in 1969, the National Revolutionary Martyrs’ Shrine is dedicated to the 390,000 soldiers who died in the Chinese Civil War. Today, the striking landmark is popular for its hourly Changing of the Guard ceremony. Located on the slopes of Mt. Chingshan on the Keelung River, the shrine was inspired by the Forbidden City’s Hall of Supreme Harmony in Beijing.