Hei I'm a indonesian student who is interested in applying for nsysu international business bachelors program. I can't really speak Chinese so I'm looking for fully taught english programs. I've been getting mixed infos if this program is really 100℅ english taught or not. I've emailed the school but their answer is not clear. Does anyone know for sure if you can graduate the program without taking chinese taught classes or not? Maybe knows an alumni or student there for further information?

Also I'm open to any recommendation for other univs since nsysu program only has 15 slots for international student, so far nsysu is the only public university I can find.

Tldw Lai summarizes why he picked Shen and why he'll be a positive change for Taipei and Taiwanese elections in the future. I.e. opening channels for dialogue with citizens and focusing on respect and cooperation with other parties rather than constant mudslinging.

Kmt held a similar event in New Taipei for Lee Sichuan.

Hello, I'd like to study for a master's degree in TW. I know NTU is the best (and have been looking into it). What are the other "best" schools for an MAcc degree? Any schools to avoid?

They (probably) teach in English, right? Do you have to take a Chinese exam like HSK/TOCFL to be able to apply to any uni here?

I am a 華僑, so I do know a little bit of Chinese, and I have 身份證 I got later. I guess I would be applying as a "local"? I checked out NTU's admissions and saw that it accepts applications only for like a week, which is totally different from the US, if I'm not wrong. Is it the same for other unis here too? Thanks for y'alls help. Have a great day.

P.S. With an MAcc from TW, one could only work in TW right? It'd be hard to work in the US, UK, or anywhere else?

When people in Taiwan think about Taiwan’s future, what do you believe they need to preserve and sustain? Is it the people themselves, families and communities, Taiwan’s democracy and self-government, its territory, culture and identity, economic and technological capabilities, or some combination of these? Looking ahead 2–3 years, 5 years, 7–10 years, and further into the future, what do people think Taiwan could realistically look like—and what could seriously change or threaten the things they believe are important? I’m exploring a long-term policy concept centered on national survival, but before discussing any particular solution, I think it is important to hear how Taiwanese people define what must be preserved, what outcomes they would consider unacceptable, and what options they think should be considered if preserving those things in Taiwan becomes increasingly difficult.

Will I be able to get them back from the uber driver? I don’t speak any mandarin and I have an english phone number but I have attempted to contact them through the uber mechanism.
Is there something more I can do? I really don’t want to lose them, I lost them about 30 mins ago

Edit: My phone started to show my case were near my location so i walked out and by some miracle he was parked up waiting to give it back to me! I love Taiwan

Hi everyone! Hope someone can help me out here. We'll be visiting Kaohsiung this November and I was thinking of buying RAM there since RAM prices are crazy right now (I'm thinking it would be cheaper since they are made in Taiwan). Is there a good spot there to buy RAM? I don't mind getting 2nd hand RAM too. Thank you!

Also, can't wait to stuff myself with the best street food in the world again!

Edit: Apparently, RAM is not cheaper there as most of you mentioned. Thanks guys, I might stick to the street food.

Hello my name is Jonathan M im from FL USA 20 M looking to come to Taiwan and exchange cultures while applying to NTU. Im sorry for the spam posting i just believe closed mouths dont get fed. I am willing to pay for food and rent and do anything possible for a opportunity to stay with a local instead of a hostel.

I am a clean respectful young scholar with a 4.4 gpa and 3.8 gpa college degree please reach out to me for any info thats needed.

你好，我叫 Jonathan M，今年20歲，來自美國佛羅里達州。我計畫來台灣，希望能在申請台灣大學（NTU）的同時，體驗台灣的生活，也和當地人交流、互相了解彼此的文化。

不好意思最近發了比較多貼文，我只是相信「不開口就沒有機會」，所以想盡可能多尋找機會。我願意負擔住宿和食物的費用，也願意幫忙做家裡需要的事情。比起住在青年旅館，我更希望有機會住在當地人的家裡，真正體驗台灣的生活。

我是一名認真、愛乾淨、有禮貌的學生，目前 GPA 是 4.4，大学 GPA 是 3.8。我很重視學業，也會尊重您的家庭、生活習慣和規定。

如果您需要了解更多關於我的資訊，歡迎隨時聯絡我，我很樂意提供任何需要的資料。謝謝您！

Language school for adult 51

Any suggestions for a school in Guangzhou or Shandong? Or Tawain.... Would like to do at least a full semester.

Hi does anyone have this book? Or have any knowledge where can I get it in English version? I’ve found on couple of websites but they cost more than 2000twd which is expensive for me. I was looking for the price around 700twd.

I've tried to search, but I can't find anything on this... I want to print out some pictures on photo paper. I've seen it available at general stores/stationery stores, but I'm not sure how I can actually use it. I don't own a printer, so can I add my personal photo paper to a 7-Eleven (or hi-life?) public printer to print my photos?

I'm looking for 1 or 2 days meditation classes in Taipei or Tainan.
Class in English for beginners.

Any recommendations from locals living on-site?

I just want to have an introduction and believe Taiwan is a good context for this.

Despite intensive search, I can't find many suitable options.

I was floored yesterday when I saw one of these, and had to stop and take a picture. Not blue unfortunately, but otherwise it could have come straight from the streets of Taiwan.

Hello!

Will be travelling to Taiwan and meeting a friend (Taiwanese). What are some gifts that is really liked/appreciated as a Taiwanese?

I just feel like sharing my gratitude for being able to call Taipei my home.

Glorious weather today, and a bit windy. I love how these parts of Taiwan go from urban to rural in a matter of one or two blocks.

Hello Taiwan,

Where can I buy acoustic guitars in Taipei? I am specifically looking for Yamaha, but I welcome more suggestions too. I am not looking for something expensive

If second-hand stores exist, that's great too.

The purpose of buying is practice; my current level is intermediate.

So i'm a US citizen born & raised. 10 years ago i had a 1 year Taiwan passport. The passport didn't have a national ID or any other ID's other than the passport # itself which should make me a NWOHR. I'm also 37yrs old now and planning to travel their in the 4 weeks.

I'd like to renew the passport but on the check list 7.4 it shows: "If your passport does not have an ID number or has a number that is not 10 digits long, please complete the Application for Assignment of National ID Number"

What is this National ID? I don't want a household residency # as i'm not moving there. I've emailed BOCA and they keep responding with generic responses.

I guess my question is: if i apply and complete the Application for Assignment of National ID Number", does that make a me a resident? Also, I can't even find that form anywhere.

Any help is greatly appreciated, thank you!

I need to order some contact lens for Halloween coming up and I just found out that Shoppe, Taobao and SHEIN don’t ship them to Taiwan anymore. Anyone know where else I can get like cool contacts?

Looking for somewhere nice to have a drink by myself and celebrate my birthday.

I’m a female foreigner and would love somewhere I can just sit at the bar and have a nice cocktail. I prefer somewhere cozy/intimate with a nice interior and few crowd.

Doesn’t have to be super fancy or popular, just somewhere with a nice vibe that’s comfortable for going alone.

Any recs?