After becoming a national of Taiwan, all nationals except adult males are required to serve in the military service. They are required to participate in the national health insurance after six months of residence. The monthly health insurance premium is based on their working income. If they do not have a job, the current out-of-pocket premium is NT$749 per month.

In addition, persons working in Taiwan are required to participate in the Labour insurance, which is applied for by the employer to the bureau of Labour insurance. Unemployed persons aged between 25 and 65 are automatically included in the national annuity insurance. The current premium is NT$932 per month.

When reaching 65 years old, can get annuities every month according to regulation or one-time draw, in order to safeguard oneself or its family basic economy lives

If you are expected to leave Taiwan for more than 6 months, you can choose to "continue to increase the insurance" or "handle the suspension of insurance". If you choose to continue to cover, as long as you continue to pay health insurance premiums while you are away from Taiwan, you can continue to enjoy health insurance medical benefits. If an unforeseen emergency injury or childbirth occurs overseas, you should provide the original medical expenses receipt, expense details, diagnosis certificate and a copy of the passport's current immigration record within 6 months after applying for medical treatment. Nuclear withdrawal

National Health Insurance in Taiwan is a compulsory government medical insurance. Regardless of whether the employee is a citizen or not, as long as he has a residence permit and has lived in Taiwan for 6 consecutive months, he can only leave the country once during the period. No more than 30 days. To the same medical benefits as the locals.

After the university entrance exam was abolished in 2002, Taiwan replaced it with a multi-entry program. High school promotion is mainly divided into three channels: star recommendation, individual application, and test admission. The first two are selective admissions, and the latter is test admissions.

All high school students must first pass the university academic ability test (referred to as the academic test), which is held at the end of January and early February each year. Each student has to take five subjects (Chinese, English, Mathematics, Society, and Nature). Recommend or apply individually for each university department.

Students who are not selected for admission can take the designated subject examination (referred to as the test), which is held in July each year and is divided into three groups (grammar, science, technology, agriculture and agriculture), and will be distributed to university subjects according to the test results and optional system.

Yes, for example, Waldorf, Nature School, Forest School, Private School, International School, Public School, etc. are diverse and each has its own advantages. In general, private schools focus on English and also offer IB courses. In public schools, elementary schools promote happily studying and you can apply for a residence permit.

Yes, when your child obtains a residence permit, he or she will have the same education treatment as a child with a household registration in Taiwan