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Date Posted:21:02:30 01/24/05 Mon In reply to:
's message, "How to Get a Work Permit on Taiwan" on 20:58:44 01/24/05 Mon
You don't need to be married to get a work permit or even a open work permit.
Work permits in Taiwan are issued to your employer not you. You are give residency rights for as long as you work for your employer. Change jobs and you new employer has to apply for a new work permit to hire you.
An Open Work Permit is possible for people who have had an ARC for 4 years and can prove they can support themselves plus climb a mountain of red tape.
You can get a work permit and ARC with a two year degree and a Tesol certificate. You may have to rpint out the regulation that stipulates you can do this and show it to the people involved but it has been done.
"Here is the offical Taiwan Bureau of Employmnet website.
Article 40
Foreigners to be employed as foreign language teachers as specified in Article 46.1.4 in the Act should meet with following requirements. The weekly working hours in the teaching-related work should be no less than 14 ( fourteen) hours.
1. Age: 20 or above.
2. Graduation certificate from colleges or above.
3. The language to be taught by the foreign employees should be the national language used in the country specified on the passport of the employees.
The foreign employees specified in the previous Article need to obtain qualification certificate for language teaching if the employees did not graduate from ( 4-year-term) *universities or colleges overseas."
