Handbook 2014 of Yuan Ze University

Office of International Affairs
YUAN ZE UNIVERSITY
International
Students
Handbook
YUAN ZE UNIVERSITY
International Students Handbook
Editorial Advisor: James Wang

PHONE: +886 (3) 463-8800-3241 FAX: +886 (3) 451-1726
YZU homepage: http://www.yzu.edu.tw
International Office homepage: http://www.yzu.edu.tw/admin/oia/
Table of Contents
Brief Introduction of Yuan Ze University .....................................................................1
University Logo ............................................................................................................3
Office of International Affairs.......................................................................................4
International Language and Culture Center ..................................................................5
Yuan Ze University Regulations for Waiver of Course and Transfer of Credit ..........21
Code of Conduct .........................................................................................................27
Campus Life at YZU ...................................................................................................30
How to place a phone call to the dorm via the dorm telephone ..................................31
Student dormitory rules ...............................................................................................32
New Code of Conduct for Graduate Student Dormitory .............................................35
Sports Facilities ...........................................................................................................38
YZU Campus Map ......................................................................................................39
Financial Aids .............................................................................................................43
YZU Regulations Governing Scholarship Awarding for Foreign Students ................44
Networking services ....................................................................................................48
YZU e-mail box and Portal .........................................................................................49
Library Facilities .........................................................................................................53
Electronic Resources (Database, E-journals) ..............................................................55
Yuan Ze University Network Management Regulations ............................................58
Operational Manual for the Application of Dormitory Internet ..................................60
Warning Letters ...........................................................................................................70
Resident Visa Application ...........................................................................................74
Visitor Visa Application..............................................................................................75
Leaving the country after completing study ................................................................77
Important Visa Information .........................................................................................78
Information for Visitors ..............................................................................................79

Information for Alien Resident ...................................................................................80
Notice for Changing Visitor Visa into a Resident Visa...............................................82
Application Information for Alien Resident Certificates ............................................85
Application Information for Visitor Visa Extension ...................................................86
Application Information for Resident Certificate Extension .......................................88
Application Information for Overstay Exit .................................................................89
Rules for Foreigners Driving in Taiwan ....................................................................89
Replacing International or Foreign Driving Licenses with ROC Licenses .................91
Car Driving Learners Permit ......................................................................................92
Car Driving License ....................................................................................................93
Motorbike Driving License .........................................................................................94
Information of taking Motorcycle Driving License Test.............................................95
National Health Insurance ...........................................................................................98
Useful Chinese Phrases .............................................................................................101
Housing .....................................................................................................................101
Living Expenses ........................................................................................................102
Banking .....................................................................................................................103
Food ..........................................................................................................................108
Clothing .....................................................................................................................109
Transportation ...........................................................................................................110
Useful websites for Transportation ...........................................................................117
Medical Resources ....................................................................................................118
Recreation and Entertainment ...................................................................................120
Popular Websites for Sight-Seeing: ..........................................................................124
Making Phone Calls ..................................................................................................125
Other Recommended Websites .................................................................................127
Telephone Number of International Airlines ............................................................136
PART
1
Brief Introduction of Yuan Ze University
The University adheres to the principle of "Excellence, Thoroughness, Vision
and Harmony" in anticipation of educating students to be independent,
self-determined, responsible, and cooperative to serve the society and the
nation, and furthermore, contribute to the welfare of mankind.
stablished in 1989, Yuan Ze University may be young by traditional standards,
yet it has been recognized as a model for newly emerging universities within
the short 20 years. As the first and the only university to win the National
Quality Award in 2003, Yuan Ze received an award from the Ministry of
Education for the Teaching Excellence Project in 2005. Successively, it has been
designated by the MOE as one of the top 12 universities in Taiwan, receiving an
award for the Aim for the Top University and Elite Research Center Development
Project since 2005. Granted with the highest honor in teaching, research and
administration, Yuan Ze has become a marvel of higher education, in Taiwan.
Currently Yuan Ze has five colleges including the Colleges of Engineering,

Informatics, Management, Humanities and Social Sciences, and Electrical and
Communications Engineering. There are over 9,000 students with a 2:1 ratio between
undergraduate and graduate students on campus. Aimed at housing key research
centers in Taiwan, our Fuel Cell Center and Communications Research Centers have
integrated all resources and recruited talents in all engineering-related departments at
Yuan Ze through support from the Top Universities Project. With the success of
these two centers, Yuan Ze also places heavy focus on the promotion of overall
teaching and research capacity. The College of Management has established the first
EMBA program in Taiwan and all the courses in the Graduate School of
Management are conducted in English to further connect our students to the
international marketplace. The College of Informatics is the first college in Taiwan to
adopt information as the core for its teaching and research. It emphasizes on practical
experience with the integration between technology and social studies. The College of
Humanities and Social Sciences is working closely with our College of General Studies
to promote teaching and research in humanities, general education, and ethics.
Our goal is the pursuit of truth

Our passion for the academics and the
continuance of traditional culture fuels us to
explore the truth of the universe and the human
spirit.
Our objectives aim at creation and

innovation
We study science and develop techniques to
improve the quality of technological civilization
and natural environment.
Our life is based on harmonious nature

We emphasize morality and indulge in arts to
attain a life of self-respect and gratitude.
Our living rests on a healthy body and mind

We strengthen our body and cultivate our
disposition to achieve the highest value of life
and the ideal of serving people.
Giving top priority to students in the areas of

teaching and counseling, Yuan Ze emphasizes
education in both creativity and ethics.
Moreover, we are active in the nations
pioneering Classics 50 Reading Project,
YeSir Mentorship Program and promote all
types of activities that will enrich students
extracurricular studies. Founded by the Far
Eastern Group, we have established close
relationships with all of its subsidiaries to form
an industrial and academia alliance. The
internship plan for both domestic and
international students can be fully realized
through such a network. Based on the unique
niche Yuan Ze has created, we provide added
value to students and faculty members and
expect ourselves to be the benchmark
university in industry-academia collaboration.
The main theme of the Universitys development strategy emphasizes differentiation

and internationalization. Through differentiation in curriculum design and research,
we will create our distinguishing characteristics and brand; while in recruiting
outstanding foreign faculty and potential international students with provision of
favorable packages and scholarships/fellowships. The International Language and
Culture Center offers Mandarin and cultural programs for international students;
hosts various cultural activities; and promotes cultural exchange on campus.
As the youngest and most energetic university of Taiwans Top universities, we will
continue to fully utilize our competitive advantages of innovation, quality, and
flexibility. We provide a challenging environment for students to enjoy learning,
develop their potentials and surpass themselves; for faculty to devote themselves to
inspiring and mentoring their students and the pursuit of truth and academic
excellence; and for staff to promote the quality of service and fulfill personal growth.
University Logo
:
yi, one means the beginning of everything.
yuan, the first word (head) of the four virtues in I-ching which means the beginning
of good deeds.
da, the character yuan looks like da meaning big and implies university.
gong, as Yuan Ze started as the institute of technology, our goal was to cultivate
excellent engineers. The character gong also looks like two people carrying
things on their shoulders which mean that Yuan Ze will shoulder the responsibility
to cultivate and educate talents.
Circular Shape:
Many elements in the universe are round in shape; circles also mean perfect. To
study in the university is not only to learn the knowledge but also to be an upright
person, which is a kind of perfect.
Flowers on both sides: Yuan Ze cultivating talents for the country, they would have a lot of students
around the world.
1989:
In this year Yuan Ze opened therefore this is an historic moment for the school.

Internationalization is part of the strategic plans of YZUs long-term development. Founded in August,
2008, Office of International Affairs aims at:
Recruiting international students, including degree-seeking, exchange, and study-abroad

students;
Assisting YZU students in exchange and study abroad;
Promoting faculty exchange and collaboration with academic institutes and research
organizations all over the world including mainland China.
Contact
Director:
Name
Extension No.
Email Address
James Wang
3280
Jameswang@saturn.yz
d t
Name
Emily Hsieh
Extension No.
3281
Jenny Yu
3282
Danielle Peng
3283
Linda Chien
3284
Joanne Yang
3283
Staff:
Application
Period &
Requirements
Responsible Area
Chinese Exchange
Students
Degree Students
Email Address
lchsieh@saturn.yzu.edu.tw
Recruiting International
Students
International Exchange
Students
Student Counseling
danielledison@saturn.yzu.edu.
tw
lindachien@saturn.yzu.edu.tw
jenny1003@saturn.yzu.edu.tw
Peilan@saturn.yzu.edu.tw
Application Deadlines:
Fall Semester: April 15
Spring Semester: November 15
To apply:
1.
On-line application http://140.138.43.110/application/
2.
Download and submit the completed application form to
iadept@saturn.yzu.edu.tw
3.
Mail the completed application form to Office of International Affairs,
Yuan Ze University.
No.135, Yuan Tung Rd.
Zhongli, Taoyuan 320
Taiwan, R.O.C.
International Language and Culture Center

Established in 2006, the ILCC Center is structured academically into three divisions: Foreign
Languages program, Mandarin Program, and Culture/International Student Services program.
As all students of Yuan Ze University are required to develop and maintain a high standard of English
language or other languages, ILCC functions as the force to promote students language ability. The
teaching of English language and other foreign languages such as Japanese, French, Spanish and Korean
occupies a major and important part of our program. The center also developed various courses to suit
the needs and interests of international students and staff. Furthermore, as a cultural center and
international office, ILCC is responsible for organizing a vigorous program of multi-cultural activities and
providing related services to all students and staff.
Mandarin Class
We offer Mandarin classes at different levels to help international students learning the language
and culture of Taiwan. For further information, please contact ILCC office for updated information.
International Students Association (InSA)

InSA is an organization dedicated to provide a platform for foreign students and Taiwanese students
to interact with one another, fostering bonds of friendship and understanding. We organize events to
promote cultural exchange.
Academic Affairs
Yuan Ze University Study Regulations
Amended by the 2nd School Council Meeting of the 2010 School Year, on
June 13, 2011 Approved for future reference by Ministry of Education in Letter
Tai-Kao-2-Tzu No. 1000113378, on
July 14, 2011
100.07.14 () 1000113378
PART 1-GENERAL
1.
These regulations are provided pursuant to the University Act and its Enforcement Rules as well as
the Degree Conferral Law established by the Ministry of Education in order to meet the actual
needs of Yuan Ze University (hereafter the university). Matters related to admission, minor study
in the university or other universities, double major, program taken, interuniversity course
selection, reservation of admission qualification, university transfer, suspension of the university,
withdrawal, disciplinary dismissal, grade assessment, change of major, change of program, credit
exemption and summer session course, adoption and recognition of foreign academic
credentials (including Mainland China), treatment of student enrollment status relating to military
service and overseas study (including Mainland China), dual enrollment, and other affairs relating
to student status are subject to these Regulations.
Program rules under these Regulations are applicable only to degree programs.

PART 2-BACHELORS DEGREE OF DEPARTMENTS

(COLLEGES AND PROGRAMS)
Chapter 1 Admissions

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The university shall recruit first-year students for all departments (colleges and programs) and
second/ third-year transfer students (with limited vacancies) through open recruitment processes
before the beginning of every academic year. Student recruitment regulations shall be established
separately.

Candidates who have graduated from public or accredited private high schools or from institutions
of the same level or who possess equivalent academic abilities and have been accepted by the
universitys open recruitment process may be admitted into the Bachelors first-year class of the
university.

(Deleted)
Newly admitted students and transfer students shall report to the university and complete their
enrollment on the date of registration. Students who fail to finish the registration process during
the allotted period shall be disqualified from enrollment status

Newly admitted students who fail to complete the enrollment process for reasons of serious illness
or other special reasons shall apply for reservation of admission qualification before the
deadline of registration with written applications and submission of relevant
documents approved by the university. Reservation of admission qualification is for a maximum of
one year (except for the military service) and no fees will be charged during this period.

Newly admitted students and transfer students shall take the universitys health checkup as well as
complete and submit relevant documents such as the form of student status and basic information
and so on.

Newly admitted students or transfer students shall submit relevant education certificates while
reporting to the university. Students who fail to do so shall be revoked of admission qualifications,
except for those who have been approved for a delayed submission of education certificates with
acceptable reasons.
9.
If the documents presented by a newly admitted student or transfer student are found to be
counterfeited, impersonated or tempered, the student shall be disqualified for admission and no
academic record shall be issued; the parents or the legal guardian shall be notified of the situation.
If the situation is discovered after the student has graduated, the diploma must be returned upon
request and the qualification for graduation shall be revoked in a public announcement.

Chapter 2 Payment of fees, registration and course selection

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Students shall clear all kinds of payment as specified on the registration notification in time before
the beginning of every semester.
Undergraduate students applying for an extended term of study must pay either the credit fee or
full tuition and fees: credit fee only for courses under 9 credits (except credits for the teacher
education program) but full tuition and fees for courses of 10 or more credits.
Students applying for withdrawal or suspension of the university after the payment of registration
fees may apply for a refund in accordance with the Tuition and Fees Refund Policy for
Suspension/Withdrawal from College/University established by the Ministry of Education.

Students shall complete the registration process before the semester begins as prescribed in Article
6. Newly admitted students who fail to do so during the allotted period shall be disqualified from
enrollment status, except for those who have been granted a delayed registration privilege for the
reservation status; other students who fail to do so during the allotted period shall be ordered to
withdraw from the university, except for those who have been approved for suspension or who
have made a written request for a leave and have been granted a delayed registration privilege.
The period of a delayed registration is up to two weeks, except for the cases under extraordinary
circumstances whereby an extension may be prolonged.

Students shall select courses according to relevant rules. The university may open summer session
courses to meet its instructional needs and may allow students to select courses from other
universitiess to make full use of instructional resources for interschool cooperation. Rules for
summer session courses and interuniversity course selections shall be established separately.
These rules shall be implemented after being approved by the Academic Affairs Meeting, and
reported to the Ministry of Education for future reference.
Undergraduate students of all departments shall not take less than 16 credits or more than 25
credits of courses each semester from their 1st to 3rd academic years and shall not take less than
9 credits or more than 25 credits of courses in their 4th academic year. However, under special
circumstances, the minimal credit requirement can be lowered with the consent of the
department/college/program chairperson. Students with an average score of 80 or more during
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the semester may take additional courses for not more than 6 credits in the following semester
with the approval of the department/college/program chairperson. Students taking credit
programs, a minor or double major may take additional courses for not more than 6 credits with
the approval of the department/college/program chairperson. Students taking the teacher
education program may take additional one or two core courses of the program with the approval
of the department/college/program chairperson.
Students may take the same course they have already passed for once only. The score and credit
will be calculated separately, but only counted once in the required credits for graduation.

All adding or dropping of courses must be completed within the stipulated deadline announced by
the university. No requests for adding or dropping of courses shall be processed after the deadline.
Students may not select courses with conflicting time schedules; those found to do so shall drop
one of the courses, otherwise the scores of the courses will be considered as zero.
Chapter 3 Examinations, Course Credits and Grades

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There are three types of examinations at the university in addition to the entrance examination and
transfer examination.
16-1. In-class examination: to be held by teachers at any time in the class.
16-2. Mid-term examination: to be held by teachers in the middle of a semester.
16-3. Final examination: to be held at the end of the semester within the designated time period.
Assessment
17-1. The 100-mark scale is applied to assess the academic performance of students; i.e. 100 is
the full score. A passing grade for undergraduate students of all departments is 60 and that
for MA and Ph.D. students is 70. The grade scale or pass/fail will be adopted to assess the
academic performance of students where applicable.
The cross reference of grade scale, 100-mark scale and GPA is as follows:
...
Grade
100-mark scale equivalent
GPA
A
80 or higher
4
B
Over 70 but under 80
3
C
2
D
1
E
Under 50
0
()
()
...
4
3
()
()
()
18.
19.
20.
2
1
0
17-2. Types of students academic results:
17-2-1.
Semester grade average: divide the sum of the integrated scores (excluding
summer courses) by the total number of credits taken during the semester.
()
17-2-2. Academic year grade average: divide the sum of the integrated scores
(excluding summer courses) by the total number of credits taken during the
academic year.
()
17-2-3. Over-the-year grade average: divide the sum of the integrated scores
(excluding summer courses) by the total number of credits taken over the
years.
()
17-2-4. Graduation grade of bachelors degree: divide the sum of the integrated
scores (including summer courses) by the total number of credits taken of
all semesters.
()
17-2-5. Graduation grade of masters and doctoral degree: divide the sum of the
integrated scores (including summer courses) by the total number of
credits taken of all semesters, and then average with the grades of degree
examinations.
()
17-3. GPA calculation for graduation grades: GPA is calculated by dividing the total amount of
grade points earned by the total number of credits taken.
.....
No correction of student academic results is allowed after academic results are handed out to the
Registration Section by instructors. Students who have doubts about their academic results may
make a written request for enquiries to the Registration Section within one semester from
receiving the transcript. In a request for correction of academic results, the course instructor must
complete a Academic Result Correction Request Form and submit relevant evidence to be
approved by the chairperson of the students department/college/program, the chairperson of
department/college/program giving the course, and the dean of college giving the course (director
of the General Education Center for general education courses) before submitting to the Office of
Academic Affairs for approval. All requests for correction of academic results must be approved by
the Dean of Academic Affairs. However, cases involving correction of academic results for
unknown reasons, with controversies, for students in their last year of study, or relating to student
dismissal must be discussed at the Academic Affairs Meeting before a decision is made.

A student who is found cheating in any examinations shall be punished pursuant to relevant school
rules and the grade of that exam and the course shall be zero.

Students who fail to achieve passing grades for the semester are not eligible to retake the
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examination and shall retake the compulsory courses. All make-up exams must be completed
before the end of the semester. There is a one-time only restriction. Once passed the deadline, no
make up exams can be taken.

Students who fail a first-semester course of two-semester courses with a score of 40 or higher can
still continue taking the course in the second semester. The second-semester grade will be
recognized if students earn a passing grade; students who fail the first-semester course shall
retake that course and earn a passing grade.

Students who are unable to take the final examination due to severe illness or the death of a family
member must submit relevant documents and apply for a leave of absence in accordance with the
universitys regulations. The make-up exam shall be given after being approved by the course
instructor.

The university is under the term of study system and credit hours system. The term of study for all
departments is four years and can be extended for no more than two years. The minimum
requirement for graduation is 128 credit hours, and students must complete all required
(compulsory) courses of their major before the graduation.
Students who have completed the required credits for graduation of all
departments/colleges/programs but have not completed the credits required by the credit
program, minor, double major or teacher education program may apply for an extended study.
Students who take the credit program, minor, or teacher education program may apply for an
extended study for not more than two years. Students of double major may apply for an extended
study for not more than three years. The period of extended study will be included in the term of
study mentioned at the beginning of this article.

The period of study is three years for transfer students enrolled to the second year of the university.
This may be extended for a term of two years and students must complete at least 88 credits. The
period of study is two years for transfer students enrolled to the third year of the university. This
may be extended for a term of two years and students must complete at least 50 credits. Students
may apply for a credit exemption according to the universitys Course Exemption Regulations
which shall be established separately. These regulations shall be implemented after being
approved by the School Council Meeting, and reported to the Ministry of Education for future
reference.

All of the universitys courses are calculated in credit hours. Each course must not be less than 18
weeks every semester. A course that is taught for 1 hour per week per semester is counted as one
credit. Practical training or laboratory courses shall be taught two to four hours per week for each
credit.

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Chapter 4 Absence, Truancy and Leave

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27.
Students who have been granted an approval for leave will be regarded as absence. Any absence
other than those for which leave or approval for leave has been granted will be regarded as
truancy. Rules for handling absence and truancy are as follows.
26-1. Truancy for one hour is considered as absence for two hours. Students with sixty
hours of truancy shall be ordered to withdraw from the university.
26-2. If the number of hours of leave of absence in the course of a semester is one-third
of the total class hours, the teacher may notify the Office of Academic Affairs to
disqualify the student from taking the final examination and the grade of that
particular course will be considered zero.
26-3. If the number of hours of leave of absence of a semester is one-third of the total
hours of taken courses, the student shall be ordered to apply for suspension.
Students who fail to attend classes due to particular reasons shall apply for a leave in accordance
with the rules for leaves of the university which shall be established separately.
Chapter 5 Minor, Change of Major, Double Major, and Double Degree

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Students of all departments/colleges/programs may apply for a minor from other

departments/colleges/programs of the university or other universities beginning from their second
year of study with the approval of the university.

Students of all departments/colleges/programs with excellent academic performance may apply for
a double major from other departments/colleges/programs of the university or other universities
whose curriculum differs from their original departments with the approval of the university.
Regulations relating to students taking minors or double majors shall be established separately.
These regulations shall be implemented after being approved by the Academic Affairs Meeting,
and reported to the Ministry of Education for future reference.
Deleted
Students who are not interested in the department/college/program to which they are enrolled
may apply for a change of major. Regulations relating to change of major shall be established
separately. These regulations shall be implemented after being approved by the Academic Affairs
Meeting, and reported to the Ministry of Education for future reference.
Students may take double degree at the University and a domestic or foreign university at the same
time with the universitys approval. Regulations relating to students taking double degree shall be
established separately. These regulations shall be implemented after being approved by the
School Council Meeting and then shall be reported to the Ministry of Education for future
reference.
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Deleted
Deleted
Chapter 6 Suspension, Reinstatement, Transfer and Withdrawal

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Students under one of the following conditions must apply for suspension from schooling:
36-1. The students leave of absence record has reached one-third of the semesters total class
hours.
36-2. Students suffering from severe diseases which need illness control and prevention.
36-3. Registered students whose total selected credit hours are less than the minimum number
required without getting the approval from the department/institute/program
chairperson.
Students may apply for suspension from the university due to personal reasons. The school may
approve the length of suspension for one semester or one academic year and it can be extended
for one more year.Students who have not reinstated after the period of suspension expires will be
considered as withdrawal. Students suffering from serious illness and are unable to return to the
university after the end of a two-year suspension may apply for an extension for a term of one
year. Applications for suspension during the semester shall be submitted before the first day of
final examination; late applications will not be accepted. Students taking military service while on
voluntary suspension must submit the photocopy of the order of recruitment to apply for an
extended suspension from the university. They may apply for reinstatement to the university with
a certificate of discharge upon completion of military service.
For students who apply for voluntary suspension due to military service or pregnancy, the duration
of leave is excluded from the time limit mentioned above.
For students who have existing grades of the semester when suspension was granted, these
grades shall be null and the duration of leave is excluded from the term of study.
Regulations relating to reservation of admission qualification and verification of application for
suspension shall be established separately and these regulations shall be implemented after being
approved by the Academic Affairs Meeting.

Deleted
Students taking an extended study must apply for suspension from the university when they plan to
take their military service earlier. Failure to do so will be considered as failure in registration.
Students who are found to be in one of the following conditions shall be ordered to withdraw from
schooling:
40-1. Students who fail to complete the registration process without an acceptable excuse
according to Article 11 and fail to obtain an approval for suspension during the allotted
period.

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40-2. Newly admitted or transfer students who are found unqualified for admission or transfer
after the verification.
40-3. Students who break the universitys rules and thus shall be ordered to withdraw from
schooling.
40-4. Students who have unsatisfactory conduct records.
40-5. Students who have failed to complete the required courses or credit units for graduation of
the department/institute/program to which they enroll after two years of extended study
(varied rules for the graduate school).

40-6. Students who have not reinstated after the period of suspension from schooling expire or
who have not applied for an extension of suspension.
40-7. For students who enrolled to the universitys bachelor degree after the academic year of
2001, those who have failed over half of all courses (in terms of credits) taken continuously
for two semesters shall be ordered to withdraw from schooling. Overseas Chinese students,
foreign students, students from Mainland China, overseas Mongolian and Tibetan students,
aboriginal students, physically or mentally disabled students holding a disabled handbook,
dependents of ROC diplomatic officers working overseas, and sports-talented students
recognized by the Ministry of Education who have failed over two-third of all courses (in
terms of credits) taken continuously for two semesters shall be ordered to withdraw from
schooling. A suspension between two semesters will not constitute an interruption to the
meaning of continuously for two semesters above. Students in an extended study taking
less than 9 credits are not subject to the above rules.
Students who are found to be in one of the following conditions shall be given a disciplinary
dismissal:
Students enrolled to the university with borrowed, impersonated, counterfeited, or tempered

academic certificates.
Students are found cheating in the entrance examination or convicted of imprisonment.
Students break the universitys rules and thus shall be given a disciplinary dismissal.
The university shall notify the student or his/her guardian to complete the withdrawal procedures
during the allotted period when he/she is ordered to withdraw from schooling or given a
disciplinary dismissal.
Students whose suspension from schooling period has ended must complete the reinstatement
procedure prior to the registration of each semester. Reinstated students must continue their
studies in the same department as they were before and in the corresponding subsequent year.
Students who applied for suspension from schooling in the middle of the semester must continue
in the original year level when they left. Continuing the studies beginning from the middle of the
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semester
must
not
be
allowed.
Students
may
apply
for
another
department/institute/college/program with the approval of the Dean of Academic Affairs when
the department/institute/college/program to which they enrolled before the suspension has been
modified or suspended.

() ()
Students must not request for a make-up exam upon the time of reinstatement if they are
approved for suspension prior to the end of the semester.
Students who apply voluntarily for transfer, withdrawal or students who have been ordered to
withdraw from schooling shall be granted a certificate of study if the students have already
completed one semester of study and have existing grades. No certificate of any kind regarding
academic standing will be issued in one of the following conditions:
43-1. Students who are ordered to withdraw from schooling due to unqualified admission or
transfer.
43-2. Students who are given a disciplinary dismissal.
Students who apply voluntarily for withdrawal must have the permission of the parents or the legal
guardian with a written consent (not for students aged 25 or older) and must complete the
withdrawal procedures. They can apply for a certificate of study only when the application is
approved by the Dean of Academic Affairs. Dismissed students after studying for one or more
years can return to the university after passing the examination for transfer students, depending
on their qualifications, except for those who have received failing conduct grades.
A student who is ordered to withdraw from schooling or is given a disciplinary dismissal according
to relevant rules can bring forth an appeal according to the universitys procedures of the student
appeal system. Before the outcome is determined, the original decision or disciplinary action will
not be terminated because of the appeal but the student will still be allowed to study at the
university.
Students sought no relief from the disciplinary action through the in-school complaint system in
the foregoing item may further bring forth a plea and administrative lawsuit according to the law.
Other disciplinary actions will be taken when the previous action is found illegal or improper
according to the decisions of the superior competent authorities or the verdict of the executive
court.
In the event that the disciplinary action will be withdrawn and other action is to be taken as
mentioned above, a department/institute/college/program and the Office of Academic Affairs
shall give reinstatement counseling to the student who cannot be reinstated in time due to
special circumstances. They shall retain the studentship of military draftees who are unable to
return to school as a result of recruitment and provide priority reinstatement counseling to
students after they have completed the military service. The students have to submit the
applications of suspension for the relevant period before reinstatement.
The date of study as appeared in the certificate of study will be the original date of disciplinary
action when the results of appeal, plea and administrative lawsuit remain unchanged. However, a
certificate will be issued for the credits they have completed during the appeal period.
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Chapter 7 Graduation and Degree

45.
46.
47.
Students who have completed the term of study, all required courses and credit hours for
graduation of a department/college/program (including one semester of military training and
three years of physical education) as well as having ssatisfactory conduct record for all semesters,
the university will award a diploma to them and confer upon them the bachelors degree.

Students who have distinguished academic performances and meet relevant requirements may
apply for an advanced graduation. Regulations relating to advanced graduation shall be
established separately. These regulations shall be implemented after being approved by the
Academic Affairs Meeting, and reported to the Ministry of Education for future reference.

Students who have completed the required credits of a department/college/program one year or
one semester prior to the end of the period of study but are not qualified for an advanced
graduation must complete the registration during the year or semester. The required number of
credits they must complete is determined by the department/college/program chairperson
pursuant to Article 13.
PART 3-GRADUATE STUDIES
Chapter 1 Admission

48.
Students who have graduated with a Bachelors degree from a domestic accredited university or
from an independent institution that meets the criteria for overseas university (including Mainland
China) or independent institution set by the Ministry of Education; or students who have the
equivalent education qualification; may enroll to the first year of the masters program of the
university after being accepted according to statutory procedures.
Students who have graduated with a Masters degree from a domestic accredited university or
from an independent institution that meets the criteria for overseas university (including Mainland
China) or independent institution set by the Ministry of Education; or students who have
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equivalent education qualification; may enroll to the first year of the doctoral program of the
university after being accepted according to statutory procedures. However, potential
undergraduate students who have just completed their undergraduate study or potential graduate
students studying the masters program may directly apply for the doctoral program, provided
they must have excellent performance in their present study. Regulations relating to direct status
change to doctoral program shall be established separately and these regulations shall be
implemented after being approved by the School Council Meeting.
Other items relating to the admission of graduate students are subject to Articles 6-9 of these
Regulations.

Chapter 2 Fees, Registration and Course Selection

49.
50.
51.
Graduate students must pay the tuition and fees according to Articles 10 and 11 of these
Regulations.
Graduate students may select courses according to Articles 12-15 of these Regulations and the
rules of individual departments, institutes, colleges and programs.

The required credits for graduate programs of each semester are subject to the decision of
individual departments, institutes, colleges and programs.
Chapter 3 Period of Study, Course Credits and Grades

52.
53.
The period of study for full-time students enrolling to the masters program and doctoral program
is 1 to 4 years and 2-7 years respectively. Part-time students who are unable to complete the
courses or finish their theses or dissertations within the said periods of study may apply for an
extended study of not more than 2 years. The status of part-time student is subject to the status of
students during the admission, provided that the students must have been enrolled to either
program in academic year 1997 and are still studying their programs and new students enrolled to
either program as from the first semester of academic year 1998.

Graduate students enrolling to the masters program must complete at least 24 credits of
courses/modules, excluding the credits for the thesis.
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54.
55.
56.
Graduate students enrolling to the doctoral program must complete at least 18 credits and
graduate students enrolling to the doctoral program through status change must complete at least
30 credits of courses/modules (including a maximum of 12 credits they have completed in the
masters program), excluding the credits for the dissertation. An increase of the required credits
for graduation must be determined at relevant department, institute, college and program
meetings and implemented after being approved by the Academic Affairs Meeting.

The variety of academic results of graduate students and their calculation are subject to Article 17
of these Regulations, provided that 70 marks or a C is the passing grade.
Grades of academic results: A: 85 marks or higher
B: 75-84 marks
C: 70-74 marks
F: 70 marks or below.
The academic results of graduate students taking foundational courses of the undergraduate
programs will be expressed in Pass or Fail, and the credit points of such courses/modules will not
be considered in their academic results.
Other items relating to the academic results of graduate students are subject to Articles 18-20 of
these Regulations.

Rules for assessing the conduct record of graduate students are specified in the Student Affairs
Regulations.
Degree Examination for graduate students shall be implemented in accordance with the universitys
masters and Ph.D. degree examination regulations, the stipulations of which are established
separately and are approved by the Academic Affairs Meeting before being filed for reference with
the Ministry of Education.

Chapter 4 Suspension, Reinstatement and Withdrawal

57.
58.
The reservation of admission qualification, suspension from schooling, reinstatement and

punishment for violation of school rules of graduate students are subject to Part 2 of these
Regulations.

Graduate students who have completed years of study but have not completed all the required
courses or credits, or who have not passed the degree examination specified in the universitys
rules for degree examination shall be ordered to withdraw from the university.

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Chapter 5 Double degree

59.
Graduate students may apply for studying another degree at another university at home or abroad
with approval according to Article 33 of these regulations.
Chapter 6 Graduation and degree

60.
Graduate students who have completed the study and all required courses and credit points, and
have passed the examinations specified in the in the oral defense rules and conduct in all semester
are allowed to graduate and awarded a certificate of degree.
PART 4-STUDENTSHIP MANAGEMENT
61.
62.
63.
The name, native place and date of birth of students registered in the studentship data must be
identical to that of the ROC Citizen Identity Card (or passport). Immediate corrections must be
made for incorrect data.
Records of the department/institute/college/program of study, year of study, academic results,

registration, deferment of study, readmission, department transfer, discontinue of study and
school transfer are subject to the student lists and studentship and academic records maintained
by the Registration Section in every academic year.
The management of study and studentship of students who are not in Taiwan is subject to the
Rules for Study and Studentship Management of Students Not in Taiwan. These rules will be
implemented after being approved by the YZU academic affairs meeting and reported for approval
to the Ministry of Education.
Students and alumni (graduated or studied at YZU) who have changed their name, native place and
date of birth must submit valid evidence issued by the household registration office to apply for an
update to the Office of Academic Affairs.
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PART 5-ADDENDA
64.
65.
66.
Rules for student requests or applications in these regulations may be supplemented separately by
the school.
Matters not provided herein will be subject to relevant laws and regulations and NZU school rules.
These Study Regulations, and their amendments, are announced and implemented after being
passed at the YZU academic affairs meeting and reported for approval to the Ministry of
Education.
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Yuan Ze University Regulations for Waiver

of Course and Transfer of Credit
Article 1
These Regulations are formulated according to the YZU academic regulations concerned for governing
students transfer of credit and waiver of course.
Article 2 Eligibility
Only the following students are eligible to petition for transfer of credit and waiver of course:
1.
Transfer students from other universities or departments, or freshmen who are either college-level
re-examinees or junior college graduates.
2.
Those who are seeking for major/minor or double-major programs at YZU.
3.
Those who are studying in the credit class offered by the Extension Education Department of YZU or
other universities.
4.
Those who have taken transferable credit hours in master or doctoral program with a score of 70 or
higher for their academic records during the period of undergraduate or graduate study.
5.
Those who have taken credit hours of course work by non-admitted status and then become a degree
seeking student via an entrance exam.
6.
Those who have been approved for transfer of credit by the rules.
Article 3 Petitions for Waiver of Course and Transfer of Credit

1.
Students eligible for requesting transfer of credit must submit their application within one week
before the first semester begins. A late application will not be considered. In case students who have
not submitted their application during the first semester or who have submitted their application but
have lost some of transferable credit hours may consider submitting their later application
permissible within one week before the second semester begins on a one-time basis. Students may
be allowed to request for transfer of credit hours again in the later days based on curriculum change,
transfer to another department or major/minor or double-major option by submitting their academic
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transcripts from previous universities, and all of them can be only considered admitting into the year
no higher than that in previous universities. While students applying for transfer of credit hours from
previous colleges or universities for their major/minor or double-major programs have not
successfully completed the major/minor or double-major programs, those credit hours transferred
will not be therefore counted in the minimum number of credit hours for graduation of the programs
they fail in.
2.
To petition for waiver of course through passing the special screening test, students must complete
the related procedures within two weeks after the semester begins.
3.
Students requesting transfer of credit must submit the completed Transfer of Credit Request Form for
each course together with Chinese version of academic transcript (submitting the photocopied one or
the semester transcript will not be accepted) to the Office of Academic Affairs for further evaluation.
Article 4 Application Review and Evaluation

The review of applications will be respectively conducted by the following units:
1.
For specialized courses, it will be conducted by each department or school concerned through a
special screening test or materials evaluation.
2.
For common courses (exclusive of foreign language courses), it will be conducted by the Center of
General Study through a special screening test or materials evaluation.
3.
For foreign language courses (English and other second foreign language), it will be conducted by the
Department of Foreign Languages and Applied Linguistics through a special screening test or
materials evaluation.
4.
For the courses of physical education and military education and training, it will be separately
conducted by the Physical Education Office and the Military Education Office through a special
screening test or materials evaluation.
While the first review of the application is completed by the units concerned, it will then be delivered to
the Office of Academic Affairs for final decision.
Article 5 Screening Criteria

1.
Students who suspended their studies from school by the reason of a practical work and have
therefore caused all of the specialized courses they obtained beyond the effectively specified period
will be required to submit a request for re-validating them as part of the credit hours for graduation.
Each department may have its own rules related to the specified period and transfer of credit and
waiver of course. Please refer to them upon submission of a request.
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2.
In order to augment the practical study, the technical departments may consider the relevant
practical work the student undertakes during his/her studies in YZU as part of the transferable credit
hours of course work. Please refer to the related rules regulated by each department.
3.
The technical departments may require students to intern in related industries depending on the
nature of each department. The department requiring interning experience will consider students
previous relevant work experience prior to enrollment in YZU as part of the transferable credits of
course work. Each department may have its own rules related to the internship period and transfer of
credit and waiver of course. Please refer to them upon submission of a request.
4.
Petition for transfer of credit and waiver of course filed by eligible students outlined in Article 2 will
be reviewed first if conforming to the regulations concerned, and then further considered its
transferable credit hours by each department, school or center through a meeting.
Article 6 Maximum of Transfer of Credit

1.
Students transferring to the second year of a new department may request for transfer of credit
hours that are no more than a maximum of 50 credit hours of course work the freshman can take;
those transferring to the third year of a new department may request for transfer of credits that are
no more than a maximum of 100 credit hours of course work the freshman and the sophomore can
take. Those entering as upper-level transfers cannot request for decreasing the number of credit
hours they have to take each semester from the year they transfer to. Yet those entering as
lower-level transfers will be considered increasing more transferable credit hours they had taken.
2.
Petition for transfer of credit filed by transfer students who was graduated from or studied in a
college or university will be determined by the department chair and there is no limitation of the
maximum number of credit hours that can be considered for transfer as outlined in Item 1. Article 6.
Aside from the mentioned above, other transfer students may be dealt with according to the
provisions of Articles stated herein.
3.
Freshmen who was graduated from or studied in YZU or other universities and have re-admitted into
YZU through the entrance exam or have transferred their status from non-degree seeking to degree
seeking through a transfer test may request for transfer of credit hours that will be determined by the
rules made by each department or school on the basis of no alteration of the number of credit hours
they have to take each semester.
4.
Students from the technical departments (including on-the-job undergraduate program in the 2-year
system) may apply for transfer of credit hours that are no more than half of the minimum number of
credit hours for graduation and waiver of courses that are only for those offered by technical colleges
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or general universities.
5.
Graduate students may apply for transfer of credit hours that are no more than half of the minimum
number of credit hours for graduation (exclusive of thesis credit hours). YZU five-year degree seeking
students leading to master degree may petition for transfer of credit hours that are no more than
three-fourth of the minimum number of credit hours for graduation.
6.
YZU graduate students in master program who have successfully completed certain courses offered
by the doctoral program and have further appealed for retaining them up to three years may request
for transfer of credit hours that are no more than a maximum of 6 credit hours of course work after
they are admitted into the doctoral program through a screening test.
Article 7 Students Entering as Upper-Level Transfers

1.
Transfer students from 4-year general universities can be considered for transfer to the second year
on condition that they have a minimum of 45 credit hours of course work transferred; those for
transfer to the third year on condition that they have a minimum of 85 credit hours of course work
transferred; and those for transfer to the fourth year on condition that they have a minimum of 110
credit hours of course work transferred.
2.
Transfer students from the technical departments (including on-the-job undergraduate program in
the 2-year system) can be considered for transfer to the fourth year on condition that they have a
minimum of 24 credit hours of course work transferred.
3.
Department transfer students cannot be considered entering as upper-level transfers.
4.
Students graduating from a junior college can be considered for transfer to the third year at highest.
Dropout students can be considered for transfer to the year they dropped out of school only.
5.
Petition for entering as upper-level transfers can be filed for once only. Once the petition is approved,
the petitioner is not allowed to re-petition for alteration or withdrawal.
6.
Students entering as upper-level transfers are required to study in YZU for at least one year prior to
they may graduate.
7.
Petitioner petitioning for entering as upper-level transfers must submit the completed application
form to the Department Chair and College Dean for their approvals and then to the Office of
Academic Affairs for final decision.
Article 8 Scope of Transfer of Credit

The scope of credit hours that can be considered for transfer is described as follows:
1.
Credit hours of required courses (including common courses)
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2.
Credit hours of elective courses (including relevant courses and general education courses)
3.
Credit hours of minor courses (including transfer between major and minor due to department or
college transfer)
4.
Credit hours of double-major programs (degree seeking).
5.
Credit hours obtained from the courses of extension education for obtaining the equivalent level of
education cannot be considered for transfer of credit and waiver of course.
Article 9 Principles for Transfer of Credit and Waiver of Course

The principles for transfer of credit and waiver of course are described as follows:
1.
Same course name and content (applicable to the required and elective courses)
2.
Different course name but same its content (applicable to the required and elective courses)
3.
Different course name and content but same its nature (applicable to the elective courses)
4.
The courses covering Chinese, English and History taken by five-year junior college students in their
first three years cannot be considered for waiver.
5.
Physic Education courses can be considered for waiver only for those taken in the year prior to
admission into YZU.
6.
For Military Training courses (covering nursing course), please refer to the rules formulated
separately by YZU pursuant to Regulations for Waiver of Military Training Course for College-Level
Students promulgated by the Ministry of Education.
7.
Petition for waiver of a certain course may not be accepted by the individual department depending
on considering whether it is appropriate to be waived or not. If it is necessary, a screening test may
be taken for petitioners to determine whether to accept their petition or not.
Article 10 Principles for Exchange or Offset between Credit Hours of

Different Course Work
1.
Exchange from more credit hours to fewer credit hours: Upon completion of exchange of transferable
credit hours, fewer credit hours will be registered as valid credit hours transferred.
2.
Exchange from fewer credit hours to more credit hours:

1)
Insufficient credit hours can be considered either making up the sum required by way of
taking the courses required in next semester or being offset by a similar substitute course
determined by the Department Chair.
2)
Transfer of credit can be considered only after insufficient credit hours are successfully
completed.
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Article 11 Registration of Credit Hours Transferred

Please follow the following procedures for registration of credit hours transferred:
1.
Transfer students from other departments may register by the academic transcript issued by previous
department that is marked Waiver of Courses and Transfer of Credits Approved.
2.
Transfer students from other colleges or universities shall register waiver of courses and transfer of
credit hours approved in the academic transcript of the year prior to the transfer. For example,
transfer to the second year, register them in the first years academic transcript; transfer to the third
year, register them in the first or second years academic transcript.
3.
Newly admitted undergraduate or graduate students who are re-examinees or re-apply for admission
into YZU or transfer their status from non-degree seeking to degree seeking shall register waiver of
courses and transfer of credit hours approved in the first years academic transcript derived from the
program they are studying and have it marked XX credit hours for transfer approved.
4.
Double-major students shall register approved waiver of courses they took in the second major in the
academic transcript of the appropriate year and have it marked In total XX credit hours, XX credit
hours obtained from first majors related elective courses shall be approved for transfer.
Article 12
The Regulations herein shall come into effect immediately after approved by the Academic Affairs
Meeting; Amendments to the Regulations shall follow the same procedure.
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Code of Conduct
1.
Students must be honest and must not defraud, cheat or betray, such as cheating in examinations,
identity fabrication or fraud, private use of public property, provision of incorrect information out of
deliberation or perjury etc.
Students must be self-disciplined and must not frighten, threaten, libel, insult or attack anyone
verbally, through violence and/or with other means.
Students must respect one and other and must not disturb group order, damage public property or
interfere with public function.
Students must observe the Campus Safety Rules and must not engage in any act that will endanger
public safety, such the using electrical appliances, cooking, burning objects, damaging the student
hall security system and holding contrabands (e.g. dangerous chemicals, explosives or guns) illegally.
Students must observe the laws and orders of the nation and must not steal, use drugs or
amphetamine, participate in any gang, buy known counterfeit, gamble, infringe intellectual proper
rights and/or engage in any act that commits crimes or defames the reputation of YZU.
This Code is drafted and implemented by the Office of Student Affairs. Unless otherwise stated, all
rules under this Code are applicable to all YZU students. Students offending any rule in this Code will
be referred to a hearing to determine the punishment appropriate to the offender and his offences.
2.
Punishment
Students offending any rule in this Code are referred to the hearing where the punishment will be
determined according to either of the following:
General punishment
Oral warning.
Written warning
Prohibition of the use of campus resources.
Prohibition of the exertion of part of the student rights (including the right of
boarding).
Compulsory labor service.
Compulsory counseling.
Deduction of the conduct mark by 10 or less marks.
Severe punishment
Deduction of the conduct mark by 10 or more marks.
On-campus probation.
Suspension
Dropout.
Disqualification
Students committing either of the following offences will be punished with the
general punishment.
Damage of ones reputation and/or bringing troubles to others as a result of
falsification, fraud or principal-agent problem.
Identity fraud, marauding of others password, or lending personal identity to
others without prior permission from authorities.
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Verbally threaten, insult and/or attach others in the public.

Indecent act or speech, interference of public peace or disturbing others.
Deliberate destruction of public property, damage of public property or
interference of public function.
Offence of any other management regulations or rules of YZU.
Students committing either of the following offences will be punished with the
severe punishment.
Offences of general punishment but with severe consequences.
Cheating in examinations.
Interference of others safety or injuring others through harassments, violence
and/or threatening.
Any act that damages the reputation of the YZU and/or endangers the campus
safety.
Committing a crime, either criminal or civil, and convicted guilty by a court of law.
Types of leaves
1.
Personal leave: Students must apply for a personal leave one week in advance by registering at the
leave application system for a wedding, a funeral, festive occasion, general affairs, participating in
activities assigned by the school or handling conscription affairs.
2.
Sick leave: Student must apply for a sick leave one week before or after the leave taking day by
registering at the leave application system for illness.
3.
Approval process:
Students must register at the leave application system for approval for a leave less than two days.
Students must submit valid evidence either in person or by registered mail to the Student
Counseling Section for approval within three days from registering at the leave application system a
leave for three or more days.
The leave application system will automatically notify relevant teachers and the student by
email after an application is approved.
Students who are prevented from applying for a leave in advance by an unexpected event may
make up the application at the Student Counseling Section with valid evidence within one week from
the end of the event.
Students who are found falsifying a leave application and/or evidence for leave application will
be punished according to the Code of Student Discipline and Management Procedures, depending
on the severity of offence.
Official Documents
1.
2.
3.
Student ID
After completing the registration, you will receive an YZU student ID card from your department.
Student ID card is very important, please bring with you all the time. Do not lend or borrow student
ID card. If your ID card is lost, please re-apply at the Academic Affairs Office as soon as possible.
Procedure for leaving the university
Upon completion of your study, you will receive a Chinese and an English transcript.
Procedure for leaving the university
Upon completion of your study, please fill out the Leave School Procedure Form download from
personal portal. The procedure includes:
(1) Apply via portal.
(2) Check with the library for any book loans.
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Go to the International Language and Culture Center to cancel your NHI and all financial affairs
regarding study.
(4) Cancel your dorm room at Dormitory Logistics Section of General Affairs Office.
(5) Cancel your student ID card at Academic Affairs Office.
(6) Obtain your transcript / proof of study at Academic Affairs Office.
(3)
NOTES:
a.
b.
Failure to complete the above procedure will result in failure to receive your diploma /
transcript / proof of study.
Please note that after completing leaving school procedure, you must leave Taiwan within 10
days if you discontinued the study during the semester. Otherwise, just leave the country
before the expired date that shows on your ARC.
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Campus Life at YZU

Dormitory
Undergraduate male dormitory is a seven-storied building. There are 240 rooms which can house
960 residents. All rooms have Internet connection. The female dormitory, a nine-storied building,
provides 183 rooms for 732 residents. Among them, there are 3 rooms on its first floor designed and
reserved for disabled students. Furthermore, there is a thirteen-storied building outside the campus
which can provides apartment-style housing for 122 graduate students. In addition, our new
dormitory building provides rooms for 480 male and 720 female students since 2009.
Student Housing
To establish high-level life virtue, and maintain dormitory safe and hygiene, we set up Dormitory
Students Committee. This Committee has an autonomy organization structure and regulations that
could develop students' self-respect. We are responsible for counseling on-campus resident
students life. On the other hand, we would manage the order of dormitory. And the dormitory
locations for undergraduate, graduate students and professors are different.
There is an YZU Bread Festival always attracting a crowd of visitors, because the dormitory is opened
to visit on the only day. There are holding very interesting activities. Hope you can join us to feel this
"Family" pleasure. Note that the school does not handle the accommodation for your spouse or
family.
Housing Costs
All foreign students will be provided with on-campus dormitory-style housing. For graduate students,
a single or double room costs NT$12,600~NT$15,900 (i.e. approximately US$378~ US$477) per
semester per student. For undergraduate students, each room accommodates four people, costs
about NT$ 9,200 (approximately US$276, old building) or NT$11,000 (approximately US$330, new
building) per semester per student. Both living expenses do not include utility bills such as electricity,
hydro and gas bills.
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How to place a phone call to the dorm via

the dorm telephone
Calling from other counties, please dial the area code (03) first
1.
Boys Dorm: 4357- ( is the room

number)
For example: Room 203, call: 4357-203
2. Girls Dorm: 4357- ( is the room number + 40)

For example: Room 203, call: 4357-243
If the last digit of room number is 4, please dial:

4357- ( is the room number + 60)
For example: Room 204, dial: 4357-264
2 direct lines: For Room 800, please dial:

4357-184;
For Room 819, please dial: 4357-384
3. Extension of YZU Operator: 7532
4. Calling other rooms from your room: (dial last four numbers directly)
For example: Room 203 in Boys dorm: 7203
Room 203 in Girls dorm: 7243
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Student dormitory rules

Revised: May 26, 2004
Article 1 The rules apply to all students (dormitory students) living in the Yuan Ze University student
dormitories. This is to establish a magnanimous life quality and maintain the safety and sanitation of
dormitory, to assert the administration in managing organization and counseling assess of student
dormitory.
Article 2 The Office of General Affairs is responsible for ensuring and supervising the execution of the
rules, the security of student dormitory, and the managing plan of dormitory. They are responsible for the
matters concerned, such as processing the application, allocation of accommodation, repairing,
maintaining and purchasing the hardware for student dormitory. The respective department also will
serve the security of electricity, superintending and supplying the use of water and electricity, assessing
the related personnel affairs in dormitory management.
Article 3 The Office of Student Affairs is responsible for counseling the students living in dormitory and
maintaining dormitorys order. Besides, they will arrange some counseling teachers for general counsel in
dormitory when needed.
Article 4 The Military instructors and dorms management personnel are co responsible for the security of
dormitory. During the duty time, they are taking charge of maintaining the dorms order and handling the
accidental affairs.
Article 5 To cultivate the sentiment of students self-governing, self-respecting, self-regarding, the Office
of Student Affairs should counsel student to establish self-governing system, and set up the Autonomy
for Students Dormitory (Autonomy). And the bylaw should be designated separately.
Article 6 The administrant affairs of dormitory management are executed by the autonomy and dorm
management personnel. They also have to co-operate with the Office of student Affairs and the Office of
General Affair.
Article 7 Student who apply for living in dormitory should hand in the application form to Dormitory
Logistics Section (D.L.S.) and complete the procedures during the regulative time. Lodging is conducted
according to the order of precedence as below:
1. Freshmen (Year 1 students) who live outlying area from Tao-Yuan country.
2. Students who are under special circumstance and admitted by the Office of Student Affairs:
A. Disability students and special illness students.
B. Students living alone in Taiwan.
C. Students in poor financial situation.
3. Students who live in Tao-Yuan County with inconvenient communicate or in remote zone
(freshmen have the priority).
4. The represent members of school team who are authorized by the Physical Education Office that
its necessary to live in the dormitory.
5. Senior students who live far away.
6. Students who get the rewards accumulated to 15 points during the lodging period.
7. Other special cases.
Article 8 Students moving out of the dormitory during the semester period are automatically not qualified
to apply for living in the dormitory in the following semester. Students who are evicted from dormitory
are not qualified to apply for dormitory forever.
Article 9 The room arrangement for freshmen will be arranged by D.L.S. Only those with proper reasons
can attempt to apply for changing room, and reshuffle once application has been approved. Meanwhile,
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the senior students can select roommates by themselves after getting the admission to stay in the
dormitory.
Article 10 When checking-in the dormitory, students are required to collect forms and room keys from the
dorms management personnel. Second-string students must bring the billhead in order to complete the
check-in procedures.
Article 11 Students that do not check in and completed the procedures without any solid reasons during
the first week of the semester, will treated as abdicate dormitory automatically. They should not have any
objection.
Article 12 Students have to move out during the regulative time when the semester ended. If anyone
does not follow the regulation, he or she will be charged accordingly until the day he or she moving out.
Besides, he or she will be punished by school discipline.
Article 13 Students who have to move out during the semester (including abdicating dormitory
automatically, evicted from dormitory, temporary suspension of schooling and drop out school) must
perform the checking-out procedures within one month from the approval day.
Article 14 Under the agreement from chaperon or parents, students can apply for moving out from the
dormitory during the semester through D.L.S. The refund will be given according to the rule of Board of
Education. We will not keep the lodging right for students who temporary suspension of schooling or drop
out from school.
Article 15 Dormitory students must use the facilities and equipment carefully. Students who damage the
facilities or equipment will need to reimburse the costs.
Article 16 When moving-out the room/ dormitory, students are required to clean the room and ensure all
the equipment is in a good condition. A checking list of the room equipment had to be hand in before
leaving.
Article 17 Students who are admitted to stay during summer and winter vacation will re-arranged by D.L.S.
Student have to move in and out the arranged room during the regulative time.
Article 18 Dormitory students should cherish the equipments in the dorm. Otherwise, he or she will need
to compensate as stated in the rules.
Article 19 The tidiness and neatness of dormitory will be assessed without notice according to the annual
plan reported to D.L.S. by autonomy. The student staying in the room with worst condition will be
punished according to the Article 20. On the other hand, the best one will be rewarded 20 points.
Rewards can discount the punishments. After all, students who have the rewards more than 15 points will
get the priority for lodging according to the article 7.
Article 20 In order to maintain a good living quality in the student dormitories, any behavior that
influence others life, hinder order or contribute the living security will be punished and points will be
deducted.
1. 5 points will be deducted each time for any of the following behaviors:
A. Speaking roaring, fighting or smoking in the dormitory.
B. Keep a pet or other kind of animals in the dormitory.
C. Put personal property in the passageways, and no improvement after warning, that affect
the dormitory neatness.
D. Influence the sanitation and the quality life of the dormitory, and no improvement after
persuade.
E. Change immobile facilities or add electronic facilities indiscriminately.
F. Tear up announcement in dormitory without permission.
2. 10 points will be deducted each time for any of the following behaviors. If there are any
contraband goods and the electrical appliance will be took care temporary by Life Guidance
Section until the semester ended.
A. Disobey the persuasion from the counseling teachers, dorm management personnel or
autonomy.
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B.
C.
Keep contraband in room/ dormitory (gambling, flammable goods).

High electronic usage facility (higher than 500 watt) such as chafing dish, electric stove,
electric radiator, heater, etc.
D. Cooking in room/ dormitory without permission.
3. 3. 15 points will be deducted each time for any of the following:
A. Cause deliberate damage to dorm property or take out public property without permission.
B. B. Not accept the persuasion or flagrant act against the rules.
C. If you accept any person who is not boarder into room/dormitory during 6a.m. till 11p.m.
without permission from dorm management personnel (including all the people involved).
4. 4. 25 points will be deducted each time for any of the following (evicted from dormitory):
A. Fighting, gambling, drinking, dragging or other misbehavior in dormitory.
B. If you accept any person who is not boarder into room/ dormitory during 11p.m. till 6a.m.
without permission from dorm management personnel (including all the people involved).
C. Transfer the ownership of your room to others.
D. Set up any kind of mainframe server, transfer any illegal file or against the internet usage
rules.
Article 21 To maintain the quality life of student dormitory and create good learning environment, we
arrange some particular rooms as the special quiet rooms. To upgrade the quality of this area, there are
rules for these special quiet rooms:
1. The dorms management personnel will execute the patrol at least once every hour; from 11p.m.
to 6a.m. Students who disobey the rules will be punished according to Article 20.
2. Military instructors co-operate the patrol without notice. Students who disobey the rules will be
punished according to article 20.
Article22 The penalty points will be executed by the autonomy, military instructors or dorms
management personnel. The penalty will be announced in public. A warning letter will be sent to the
parents of students who accumulate 15 points. Students who accumulate 25 points will be evicted from
the dormitory. Students with any objection can appeal to the Office of Student Affairs within one week.
Article 23 Students who against to the item 2, 3 and 4 of the Article 20 will be judged in the Honor
Committee Member Committee besides the penalty points.
Article 24 All the rules were proposed and approved by Committee of Student Affairs. Any revision of the
rules shall be carried out according to such procedures.
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New Code of Conduct for Graduate

Student Dormitory
:
In order to maintain the order and safety of the dormitory,
students must obey the terms and conditions below. Any violation
will be subject to the university regulations.
(1)
Loud noise, arguing, smoking or drinking in dormitory is prohibited.

(2)
Pets in the dormitory are prohibited.

(3)
Public power supply and electronic equipment shall not be altered or added without permission.
(4)
Prohibited articles (such as gambling materials, flammable goods, etc.) are not allowed in the
dormitory.
(5) Other
than hair driers, high energy consuming appliances such as electric stoves and heaters are
prohibited.
(6)
Cooking in the dormitory is prohibited.

(7)
Intentional damage to public facilities and equipment is prohibited. Taking public facilities or
equipment out of dormitory without permission or keeping them is prohibited.
(8)
Improper behaviors such as fighting, playing mahjong, gambling, drinking and fighting and using
drugs are prohibited.
Curfew regulations shall be strictly obeyed.
Students taking the room at the beginning of the semester shall be responsible for the utilities
expenses incurred by the former resident. For withdrawal during the semester, the student shall
pay for the utilities expense and present the receipt in order to complete the withdrawal
procedure.
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New Code of Conduct for Undergraduate Student Dormitory

:
In order to maintain the order and safety of the dormitory, students must obey the terms and
conditions below, and the offender will be punished
(1)
Not allowed to shout, loudly arguing, smoking or drinking in dormitory

(2)
Not allowed to feed pet in the dormitory.

(3)
Not allowed to move public electronic equipment or adding electronic equipment without
permission.
(4)
Not allowed to keep contraband in the dormitory (such as gambling materials, flammable goods,
etc.
(5)
Not allowed to use electrical equipment rated higher than 500 watts such as hot pots, electric
stoves, electric radiatorsetc.
(6)
Not allowed to cook without permission in the dormitory.

(7)
Intentionally damage public facilities, equipment or bring public facilities or equipment out of
dormitory without permission or taking them into ones possession.
(8)
In case of violating regulations, violators do not accept corrective advice or demonstrate

defiance behavior in public.
(9)
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In between 6am and 11pm, students are not allowed to accept non-residents into the dormitory
from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. without permission from dormitory management personnel (All
participants will be punished).
(10)
Not allowed to transfer ownership of your room to others.
:
In order to maintain the order and safety of the dormitory, students must obey the terms and
conditions below, and the offender will be forced to leave.
(1)
Conduct improper behaviors such as fighting, playing mahjong, gambling, drinking and fighting,
doing drugs or other indecent deeds.
(2)
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Not allowed to accept non-residents into the dormitory from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. without
permission from dormitory management personnel (All participants will be punished).
(3)
Not allowed to transfer ownership of your room to others.

(4)
Set up any types of servers (not including operation systems) for transmitting illegal information
or violating the norm of using academic network.
The students who live in the dormitory must obey the rules and regulations of the dormitory. The
offender will be punished disciplined in accordance of the rules, or even be forced to leave.
Please obey the Rules and Regulations of above mentioned otherwise the school authority will
take necessary step in case of disobeyed.
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The time frame for hot water supply is from 4pm to 12am (from 3pm to 12am in winter) every
day.
The Internet system in the First Dormitory (Mens Dormitory) and the Second Dormitory
(Womens Dormitory) will be suspended temporarily from 1am to 6am every day.
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Sports Facilities
For the physical training and exercise, we have multi-purpose gymnasium for various indoor sports
(e.g. basketball, volleyball, badminton, and tennis) and activities (e.g. Taekwondo and Judo). We also have
outdoor basketball court, volleyball court (equipped with night lighting), tennis court, track & field,
football court, softball field, wooden ball court, skating rink and rock climbing court. All the faculty, staff
and students are welcomed to borrow the facilities.
Fitness Center
Open Hour:
Swimming pool: Monday-Saturday, 6:00a.m.-21:00p.m. (Sunday

14:00p.m.-19:00p.m.)
Physical fitness Room: Monday-Saturday, 15:00p.m.-21:00p.m. (Sunday
14:00p.m.-19:00p.m.)
Fitness center is closed on the second and the fourth Sunday.
When entering the Fitness Center, please bring your Fitness Center card.
Charges:
Identity
Half year
One year
Student
NT$660
NT$1100
Library
The YZU library, encompassing a considerable area of 4,500 square meters, features various
collections exceeding 250,000 volumes. With this broad space, the library features 800 reading
seats, spread across the archives, media center, digital learning area integrated with CD-ROM
look up and multimedia audio visual features, A/V conference room, discussion room and so on.
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YZU Campus Map
Yuan Ze Building I
1.
Office of Academic Affairs
a.
Curriculum Section
b. Admissions Section
c.
Registration Section
d. Teaching Service Center
e. Teaching Excellence Center
2.
Office of General Affairs
a.
Business Management Section
b. Construction Maintenance Section
c.
Finance and Property Management Section
d. Dormitory Logistics Section
3.
College of Informatics
4.
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
5.
Department of Information Management
6.
Graduate School of Social Informatics
7.
Department of Information Networking Technologies
8.
Department of Information Management Technologies
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9.
10.
11.
12.
School of Lifelong Education

Environmental Protection and Sanitation Office
Post Office
Auditorium
Yuan Ze Building II
1.
College of Engineering
2.
Department of Industrial Engineering and Management
3.
Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science
4.
Graduate School of Biotechnology and Bioengineering
5.
Artist Caf
Yuan Ze Building III
1.
Department of Mechanical Engineering
2.
Department of Resource and Environmental Science
Technologies
3.
Graduate School of Renewable Energy Engineering
4.
Department of Art Creativity and Development
5.
Graduate School of Visual Arts Management
6.
Center of Nature and Life Sciences (Preparatory Office)
Yuan Ze Building V
1.
College of General Studies
2.
Office of Library and Information Services
a.
Section of Library Management
b. Section of Consultation and Promotion
c.
Section of System Development
d. Section of Network and Media
3.
Department of Information Communication
4.
College of Humanities and Social Sciences
5.
Department of Foreign Languages and Applied Linguistics
6.
Department of Foreign Languages and Applied Linguistics,
Two-Year program
7.
Department of Early Childhood Care and Education
8.
Department of Chinese Linguistics and Literature
9.
Department of Applied Chinese Language and Literature
10.
Department of Social and Policy Sciences
11.
Creative Media Center
Center for Teacher Education
12.
13.
Arts Center
14.
Center of Glocalization (Preparatory Office)
15.
One-Stop Service Counter
16.
Library
17.
Yan Shi Hall
18.
Digital Universe
19.
International Conference Hall
20.
Museum Caf
21.
Family Mart
22.
Far Eastern International Bank ATM
Yuan Ze Building VI
1.
Office of President
2.
Office of Vice President
3.
Secretariat Office
4.
Personnel Office
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5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
Controller Office
Office of Public Affairs
Board of Trustees
Office of Research and Development
College of Management
General Program For Management
Department of Business Management Technologies
Department of Business Administration
Department of International Business
Department of Accounting
Department of Finance
Graduate School of Management
Graduate School of Leadership
Graduate School of Services and Technology Management
Management Competency Development and Studies Center
Alumni Association of YZU
Auditorium
Yu Ziang Hall
Digital Universe
Yuan Ze Building VII

1.
College of Electrical and Communication Engineering
2.
Department of Communications Engineering
3.
Department of Electrical Engineering
4.
Department of Photonics Engineering
5.
Department of Manufacturing Engineering and Management
Technologies
6.
Communications Research Center
7.
Science Education Research Center
8.
Laboratories of Communications Research Center
9.
Flat-Panel Display Development and Research Center
(Preparatory Office)
10.
11.
Students Activity Center
1. Office of Student Affairs
a. Counseling and Career Section
b. Life Counseling Section
c. Extracurricular Activity Section
d. Sanitary & Health Care Section
2. Military Education Office
3. Arts Center
4. Caves Bookstore
5. Caves Caf
6. Ceram Art Fashion Light Meals Restaurant
7. Food Court
Fitness Center
1. Physical Education Office
2. Swimming Pool
3. Gymnasium
Dormitory - Undergraduate Students
1. () Dormitory Logistics Section
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Food Courts
Copy Center
Bakery
Student Store
Family Mart
Far Eastern International Bank ATM
Dormitory - Professor & Graduate Students

Institute for Knowledge Services and Innovation
Yuan Ze Science Park
1.
Environmental Technology Research Center
2.
Innovation and Incubation Center
3.
Green Technology Research Center
4.
Gerontechnology Research Center
Gymnasium
Source: http://portal.yzu.edu.tw/vvc/Enroll/campus_map.html
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Financial Aids
Taiwan Scholarship
To encourage potential foreign students who are interested to pursue their studies in Taiwan, the
Ministry of Education (MOE) offers scholarship for outstanding foreign students. For more detail
information, please visit the related website at:
http://english.moe.gov.tw/ct.asp?xItem=6798&CtNode=10632&mp=1
YZU Scholarships
Yuan Ze University Regulations Governing Scholarship

Awarding for Students from Mainland China
Passed at the 17th Administrative Meeting of 2008 dated June 22, 2009
Article 1 These Regulations are established, for the purpose of encouraging outstanding students from
mainland China to study, or engage in an internship or research project at Yuan Ze University
through the exchange program, in accordance with the norm enacted by the government for
governing students from mainland China who plan to study in Taiwan.
Article 2 The term students from mainland China as used in these Regulations shall cover exchange
student, internship student, students joining various short- or long-run interchange programs.
Article 3 Coverage, Application Requirements and Procedure, and Award Period of the Scholarship are as
follows.
1. Coverage:
(1) Waiver of tuition, miscellaneous fees, credit fees and language training expenses;
(2) Waiver of dormitory fees;
(3) Provision of living allowance.
2. Application Requirements and Procedure:
Once accepted by the Office of International Affairs, the student or school from mainland
China can obtain a full or partial scholarship as outlined in Item (1) - (3) of this Article from the
University.
3. Award Period: No more than one year.
4.
Students who obtain a waiver of dormitory fees will be provided an off-campus housing
subsidy up to a maximum of NT$3,500 per month (including winter and summer vacation)
paid by the method of accountable reimbursement if there is no housing for them on-campus
(an evidence may be issued to them by the Life Resources Section, Office of General Affairs).
Article 4 The quota and living allowance of the scholarship for students from mainland China shall be
decided according to the budget of the University at the current year.
Article 5 Any student who has discontinued his/her exchange program at Yuan Ze or left school due to
private reason before the program ends will be immediately terminated his/her qualification
for receiving this scholarship.
Article 6 Any student who has been found to apply for this scholarship by using a forged instrument or
false facts will be immediately disqualified from receiving this scholarship. All the scholarship
paid to him/her previously shall be retrieved to the University.
Article 7 Students from mainland China enrolled at Yuan Ze are required to abide by the Universitys
related rules. Violators may be immediately disqualified from receiving this scholarship if a
discipline application against their rule-violating behaviors is filed by the individual
department/school/program they are attending and approved by the Office of International
Affairs.
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Article 8 Eligible Candidate: Students from mainland China who are enrolled at Yuan Ze as of August 1,
2009.
Article 9 These Regulations herein will come into effect after approval by the Administrative Meeting.
Amendments to the Regulations shall follow the same procedure.
YZU Regulations Governing Scholarship

Awarding for Foreign Students
Passed at the 17th Administrative Meeting of 2008 dated June 22, 2009
Passed at the 12nd Administrative Meeting of 2013 dated February 20, 2013
Article 1 These Regulations are established to encourage and help outstanding foreign students to study,
or engage in an internship or research project at Yuan Ze University through the exchange
program.
Article 2 The term foreign students as used in these Regulations, defined based on the Regulations for
Foreign Students Studying at Yuan Ze University, shall cover degree-pursuing student, exchange
student, student studying abroad and internship student.
Article 3 Coverage, Application Requirements and Procedure, and Award Period of the Scholarship are as
follows:
1. Coverage:
(1)
Waiver of tuition, miscellaneous fees, credit fees and language training expense.
(2)
Provision of living allowance.
2. Application Requirements:
(1)
Freshmen: Once accepted by the University, the student can obtain a full or partial
scholarship as outlined in Item (1) (3) of this Article from the University.
(2)
i.
Current students:
Any undergraduate student, who have completed at least one semesters of study,
taking 16 credits or more each semester, with an averagely academic grade of 65 or
above and a conduct grade of 80 or above in the previous semester, can obtain a full
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or partial scholarship as outlined in Item 1)- 3) of this Article from the University on
recommendation of the individual department/school/program he or she is
attending.
ii.
Any graduate student in master or doctoral program, who has completed at least
one semesters of study, taking 6 credits or more each semester, with an averagely
academic grade of 75 or above and a conduct grade of 80 or above in the previous
semester, can obtain a full or partial scholarship as outlined in Item 1)- 3) of this
Article from the University on recommendation of the individual
department/school/program he or she is attending. Doctoral students who have not
completed the course requirements of taking 6 credits or more during the period of
writing their doctoral dissertations may submit a letter of recommendation by their
advisor along with a dissertation proposal instead.
3. Application Procedure: A recommendation application for the applicant shall be filed

with the Office of International Affairs by the individual department/school/program
he/she is attending for further approval before the semester ends.
4. Award Period: No more than 8 semesters for undergraduate students, 4 semesters for
master students, and 8 semesters for doctoral students.
5. Foreign students who obtain a waiver of dormitory fees will be provided an off-campus
housing subsidy up to a maximum of NT$3,500 per month (including winter and summer
vacation) paid by the method of accountable reimbursement if there is no housing for
them on-campus (an evidence may be issued to them by the Life Resources Section,
Office of General Affairs).
Article 4 The quota and living allowance of the scholarship for foreign students shall be decided according
to the budget of the University at the current year.
Article 5 Any student who has obtained a scholarship offered by our government affiliated agency is not
allowed to apply for this scholarship again. But if the amount of scholarship he/she has obtained
is below this scholarship, the student can however file an application for obtaining the
difference from this scholarship as outlined in Item 1) - 3) of this Article.
Article 6 Any student, once graduated from Yuan Ze, or discontinuing his/her studies or withdrawing from
the University, will be immediately terminated his/her qualification for receiving this
scholarship.
Article 7 Any student who has been found to apply for this scholarship by using a forged instrument or
false facts will be immediately disqualified from receiving this scholarship. All the scholarship
paid to him/her previously shall be reimbursed to the University.
Article 8 Foreign students enrolled at Yuan Ze are required to abide by the Universitys related rules.
Violators may be immediately disqualified from receiving this scholarship if a discipline
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application against their rule-violating behaviors is filed by their individual

department/school/program and approved by the Office of International.
Article 9 Eligible Candidate: Foreign students who are studying at Yuan Ze since the Regulations become
effective.
Article 10 These Regulations herein will come into effect after approval by the Administrative Meeting.
Amendments to the Regulations shall follow the same procedure.
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Administrative Offices
Office of President (2201)
Office of Vice President (2202)
Secretariat Office (2206)
Personnel Office (2220)
Controller Office (2225)
Office of Public Affairs (2216)
Office of International Affairs (3281)
School of Lifelong Education (2485)
Office of Academic Affairs

Secretariat (2251)
Counter (2252)
Curriculum Section(2259)
Registration Section (2255)
Teaching Service Center (2256)
Admissions Section (2939)
Teaching Excellence Center (3201)
Office of Student Affairs

Secretariat (2238)
Counseling and Career Section (2878)
Life Counseling Section (2918)
Extracurricular Activity Section (2876)
Sanitary and Health Care Section (2920)
Office of General Affairs

Secretariat (2268)
Business Management Section (2263)
Construction Maintenance Section (2264)
Finance and Property Management Section (2262)
Campus Security Squad (2261)
Dormitory Logistics Section (2880)
Research and Development Affairs

Secretariat (2289)
Industrial Service Section(2280)
Administrative Section (2282)
Far Eastern Group R&D Center (2284)
Office of Library and Information Services

Secretariat (2327)
Section of Library Management (2296)
Section of Consultation and Promotion (2297)
Section of System Development (2294)
Section of Network and Media (2969)
Secretariat (2541)
Department of Industrial Engineering and
Management (2501)
Department of Mechanical Engineering (2451)
Secretariat (7001)
Department of Photonics Engineering (7501)
Secretariat (2306)
Department of Information Communication (2641)
Graduate School of Social Informatics (2306)
Secretariat (2831)
Graduate School of Management (2861)
Department of Business Administration (2636)
Department of Finance (2661)
Secretariat (2701)
Department of Foreign Languages and Applied
Linguistics (2727)
Department of Social and Policy Sciences (2161)
College of General Studies (2333)
International Language and Culture Center(3242)
Arts Center (2164)
Environmental Technology Research Center (2574)
Innovation and Incubation Center (2498)
Management Competency Development and
Studies Center (2781)
Institute for Knowledge Services and innovation
(3070)
Undergraduate Boys Dormitory (2881)
Undergraduate Girls Dormitory (2882)
Graduates Dormitory (2883)
Professors Dormitory (2884)
Girls New Dormitory(2885)
Boys New Dormitory(2103)
College of Engineering
Graduate School of Biotechnology and
Bioengineering (2181) Department of Chemical
Engineering and Materials Science (2551)
Department of Resource and Environmental Science

Technologies(2451)
Graduate School of Renewable Energy Engineering
(2451)
College of Electrical and Communication Engineering

Department of Electrical Engineering (7101)
Department of Manufacturing Engineering and
Department of Communications
Managerial Technology(7103)
Engineering(7301)
College of Informatics
Department of Computer
Science and Engineering (2351)
Department of Information Networking
Technologies (2351)
College of Management
Department of International Business (2681)
Department of Accounting (2581)
Department of Business Management
Technologies (2781)
College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Department of Chinese Linguistics and Literature
(2706)
Department of Applied Chinese Language and
Literature(2724)
Other Academic and Administrative Offices
Center for Teacher Education (2170)
Physical Education Office (2951)
Research Centers
Green Technology Research Center (2460)
Management Studies Center (2781)
Communication Research Center (7703)
Gerontechnology Research Center (2109)
Science Education Research Center (7518)
Others
Post Office(2887)
Far Eastern International Bank (2300)
One Stop Service Counter (2301~2304)
Copy Center (2003)
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Department of Information Management Technologies

(2601)
Department of Information Management (2601)
General Program for Management (2682)

Graduate School of Leadership (2385)
Graduate School of Services and Technology
Management (2621)
Department of Early Childhood Care and Education
(2751)
Department of Art Creativity and development (3301)
Graduate School of Visual Arts Management (3301)
Environmental Protection and Sanitation Office (2886)
Military Education Office (2231)
Center of Glocalization (preparatory office) (2330)

Center of Nature and Life Sciences (preparatory office)
(2455)
Flat Panel Displays Research and Development Center
(preparatory office) (7511)
Food Court I (2001)

Food Court II (2002)
Food Court III (2006)
Caves Books (2004)
Artist (2005)
Museum Caf (2657)
Networking services
Wireless networking
Wireless networking enables convenient mobile learning!
Yuan Ze's network covers all building floors, but if networking can be carried out
indoor and outdoor, it would certainly proffer tremendous convenience to the faculty and
students alike. Arising from such spirit, the schools OLIS (Office of Library Information
Services) has been actively engineering our campus wireless network since 2001. In
addition to the various buildings' common classrooms, libraries, administration building
and student center that are fully equipped for mobile networking, the outdoor areas
including the circle and track field are also outfitted, and coupled with some departments'
own facilitation, the campus is virtually geared for seamless roaming. As wireless
technologies are constantly been updated, progressive planning and facilitation is certainly
more economically efficient. OLIS has divided the project into different phases, and is
currently seeking suitable contractor.
Roaming
Convenience and easy setting are the basic requirement the user ask of mobile
networking. With a PC and wireless, the user can access network anywhere on campus
without having to neither apply for access permit nor suffer signal interruption due to
change of geographic location. In a complicated environment like campus, roaming cannot
be ascertained simply by setting SSID to the same; it requires consideration of the users
network setting must be applicable to all departments and colleges, and not private IP.
Therefore no modification is required; this can even be overlooked. Network access is
gained directly through ID verification.
For more information services, please refer to: http://www.yzu.edu.tw/eng_2003/IS/
or contact Office of Library and Information Services during the office hours:
Monday - Friday:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Saturday - Sunday:
closed
Tel: 886-3-463-8800 Ext.: 2959, 2961 (for IT services)
Ext.: 2322, 2323, 2291, 2297, 2292 (for library services)
Fax: 886-3-463-8236
E-mail: isdept@saturn.yzu.edu.tw
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YZU e-mail box and Portal

Each person (including all students and faculty) in YZU has his / her personal e-mail box and portal for
contact, e-learning (i.e. virtual classroom) and able to cope with lots of things. They are also the most
popularly used on-line tools among all in YZU.
For more information, please refer to: http://www.yzu.edu.tw/eng_2003/IS/index.php?ci=5_0_0&gp=first
You can log into your own portal by following steps:
Step 1:choice English version on the page
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Step 2:click on the Portal icon on the page
Step 3: enter account (s + your student ID number) and password (given by Academic Affairs Office).
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Step 4: After entering into the portal, everything that is related to the courses is in it.
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You can get into your personal e-mail box by following steps:
Step 1: click on the mail icon at the homepage
Step 2: enter account (s + your student ID number) and password.
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Library Facilities
Searching available materials (books, DVD, movies etc)
Step 1: click on the Library icon at the homepage
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Step 2: key in the keywords and there shows all details.
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Electronic Resources (Database,

E-journals)
Step 1: click on the Library icon at the homepage
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Step 2: click on the Database icon on the page
Step 3: click on the alphabet icon on the page and there shows all details
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Checking your account
Websites to get in:

E-mail: http://www.yzu.edu.tw//index.php/content/view/17/27/
Portal: https://portal.yzu.edu.tw/
Correspondence and Information
Section of System Development, Office of Library and Information Services

Tel: +886-3-4638800 ext 2959
E-mail:cct0403@saturn.yzu.edu.tw
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Yuan Ze University Network Management

Regulations
1.
These regulations are established by the Yuan Ze University (YZU) to outline the University's
policies for students, faculty and staff concerning the use of the University's networking and
communication facilities. This policy governs all activities involving the University's network and
information resources.
2.
The regulations apply to all members of the YZU including students, employees, contractors,
consultants, temporaries, and all personnel affiliated with third parties.
3.
Authorized users are responsible for the security of their passwords and accounts and bear legal
liabilities induced from their accounts
4.
Rules for using YZU campus network:

(1) Users should comply with the Taiwan Academic Network Management and Norms and the
Ministry of Education Campus Network Usage Norms.
(2) Hacking into other people's accounts to gain access to the campus network is strictly
prohibited.
(3) Transmitting offensive, obscene, and hostile information using campus network is strictly
prohibited.
(4) Engaging in pornographic activities using campus network is strictly prohibited.
(5) Conducting commercial activities without universitys permission using campus network is
strictly prohibited.
(6) Posting personal attack, broadcasting fraudulent information and damaging others reputation
and privacy using campus network are strictly prohibited.
(7) Intentional introduction of malicious programs into the network or server (e.g., viruses, worms,
Trojan horses, e-mail bombs, etc.) is strictly prohibited.
(8) Deliberately using the network to seriously impede, interfere with, or otherwise diminish a
users effectiveness is strictly prohibited.
(9) Unauthorized copying of copyrighted material including, but not limited to, digitization and
distribution of photographs from magazines, books, or other copyrighted sources, copyrighted
music, and the installation of any copyrighted software for which the University does not have an
active license is strictly prohibited.
(10) System administrators shall not disclose any confidential or sensitive information unless it is
properly required in their jobs, or except as authorized in writing pursuant to security policies.
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(11) Installing Point to Point (P2P) software for unofficial activities on University-owned or
operated computers is strictly prohibited.
(12) Approval from the Office of Library and Information Services (OLIS) is required for using P2P
software on campus.
(13) The management of network traffic shall follow the Yuan Ze University Network Traffic
Management Regulation.
(14) The related obligations and rights of using network in dormitory shall follow Yuan Ze
University Network Traffic Management Regulation.
5.
The right of accessing campus network shall be ceased immediately after the absence of resigned
staff or graduated students. However, the email accounts may remain accessible for at most one
month with the OLISs consent.
6.
To assist on preventing network crime, the OLIS may provide personal data upon request to
officials for inquiry, responding, reviewing, or copying in accordance with related law.
7.
Penalty of violation:
(1) Students who violate Paragraph 2 or 3 of Article 4 shall be imposed by a regular penalty. The
OLIS will also file the incidence to the Office of Students Affairs for handling.
(2) Students who violate Paragraph 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, or 9 of Article 4 shall be imposed by a severe
penalty. The OLIS will also file the incidence to the Office of Students Affairs for handling.
(3) Violations of regulations by a staff member, the OLIS shall inform the incidence to the
Employee's immediate Supervisor or Manager and send it to the office of personnel for handling.
(4) Violations of regulations by a faculty member, the OLIS shall inform the incidence to the
department head and the departmental network administrator for handling. The outcome of
handling shall be sent back to the OLIS.
8.
The regulations have been enacted with the approval of the administrative council and the
university president. Amendments will be made accordingly.
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Operational Manual for the Application of

Dormitory Internet
1.
Setting up the IP address in Microsoft Windows XP

Students are able to have direct Internet access from their dormitory rooms. You can connect your
own personal computers to the University network via the network jack in the dorm. The
pre-allocated IP address can be found printed at the jack in every room, or refer to this
website: https://net.yzu.edu.tw/index.php?flag=ipmanager
Following are the steps to set up the IP address in Microsoft Windows XP

Step
Reference
1.
1.Control Panel
Double click on
Network Connections
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2.
2.Right click on Local

Area Connection
click Properties
3.Internet Protocol
(TCP/IP)
3. Make sure Internet
Protocol (TCP/IP) is
checked
click Properties
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4.IP
(S)IP
DNS
: 140.138.2.107
: 140.138.2.109
4.Click Use the
following IP address
and fill in with the given
IP addresses
In Preferred DNS
server, fill in
140.138.2.107, and
140.138.2.109
in Alternate DNS
server
5.
5. Click OK and wait a
moment for the dialog
box disappear.
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Following are the steps to set up the IP address in Microsoft Windows Vista/7
Step
Reference
1.
2.
1. Control Panel Click

Classic View
Double click Network
and Sharing Center
2.
2. Click Manage
network connections
3.
3.Right click on Local

Area Connection
click Properties
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4.Internet Protocol
Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)
4.Make sure Internet

Protocol Version 4
(TCP/IPv4) is checked
click Properties
5.IP
IP
DNS
140.138.2.107
140.138.2.109
5.Click Use the
following IP address
and fill in addresses
below with the given IP
addresses In
Preferred DNS server,
fill in 140.138.2.107,
and 140.138.2.109
in Alternate DNS
server
6.
6. Click OK and wait a

moment for the dialog
box disappear.
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If you are using Microsoft operating system, you MUST go to universitys Windows Server
Updating Service website (http://wsus.yzu.edu.tw) and set up the automatic system update
service (this can be done only after setting up the IP address)
If you are not using Microsoft Operating Systems (i.e., Mac, Linux, *BSD, etc.), Please contact ILCC or
OLIS for further details.
Step
Reference
1.
(
)
2.
Example: 03:00
1.Select the time you want
your computer to detect
system updates
2.
2.Click on Run and Yes
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3.
3. Execute the automatic

detect tool and the system will
immediately check system
updates.
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3. Install genuine antivirus software.

Yuan Ze University provides genuine antivirus software to the dormitory students as in the
following website: http://antivirus.yzu.edu.tw
Win XP/Vista/7
Open the website above and log
in using YZU Portal credentials.
YZU provides both Traditional
Chinese and English version of
Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Windows
Workstations.
This antivirus software is licensed
for use in campus and dorm only.
Compatible with Windows
XP/Vista/7 only.
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4. Application of dormitory Internet Access

Step
1.
Portal
1.Open
https://net.yzu.edu.tw/index.php?f
lag=dormapply
Log In using Portal credentials
Please notice that if you want to
apply for both Wired and Wireless
network access in dorm, you have
to send application form twice in
different places.
2.
2. Ensure the room number and bed
number is correct.
3.
Win + R
cmd"ipconfig/all
| more"Enter
(Physical
Address)
Look up physical address of

3.
your network Interface card
Press Windows logo key and R on
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Reference
keyboard or Start Run.

Type in cmd and clickOK. Then
type in "ipconfig/all | more"
(without quotation marks) at
command prompt and press Enter.
Check your physical address and
type into the applying system. Click
OK to send application.
4.
3
4.Pending
Procedures completed. The system
needs 3 working days to process
the application.
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Warning Letters
Exceeding the disk quota
English version
Dear Student,
Your IP identified an unusual usage dated on 2008/02/26, which had exceeding the disk quota that
allowed.
In order to protect the rights of other users, you are under the restriction of access for the Internet
access in the following THREE (3) working days. The school will allow you to use the Internet THREE
(3) days later.
If the school finds out the repeated case in the future, penalty will be charge accordingly (i.e. 7 days,
two weeks, and two months). The penalty for the fifth time is to be banned for one year.
Please refer to the Internet Media Department for any inquiries.
Regards,
ISNM of Office of Library and Information Service

Yuan Ze University
Office : Room 5205
Phone: 03-4638800 Ext: 2325 / 2298
Email : isnm@saturn.yzu.edu.tw
Chinese version
: :
:
IP 2008/02/26
Against of Intellectual Property

English version
Termination of Internet Access due to Against of Intellectual Property and downloading software
illegally,
Dear Student,
Your Internet IP location: 140.138.252.8
The Internet Media Department suspects you were against the intellectual property and
downloading software illegally. Therefore, you are expelled or suspended from accessing the
Internet. Please report to the Internet Media Department to explain the incident for further
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investigation. Otherwise, you will be denied access to the Schools IT facilities until further notice
and penalized according to the regulations.
Regards,

Yuan Ze University
Office : Room 5205
Phone : 03-4638800 Ext: 2325 / 2298
Chinese version
: :
:
IP: 140.138.252.8
Viruses
English version
Suspension of Internet Access Due to Viruses
Dear Student,
The following IP has affected by viruses and continue influencing other computers:
140.138.240.198
Therefore, the Internet Media Department would like to suspend your Internet access for SEVEN (7)
days. Please ensure you have clean and delete the file with antiviral software, and re-apply the
Internet access via customer service system. Otherwise, suspension will continued until further
notice. You will not be allowed to access to the Schools IT facilities for TWO (2) months if the
same case repeats within two months.
Regards,

Yuan Ze University
Office : Room 5205
Phone : 03-4638800 Ext: 2325 / 2298
Chinese version
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: :
:
IP: 140.138.240.198
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PART
2
Government
Regulations
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Resident Visa Application

Eligible Persons
Foreign nationals, who hold ordinary passports or other legal travel documents, who
intend to stay in the Republic of China for more than six months for the purpose of
joining family, pursuing studies, accepting employment, making investments, doing
missionary work, or engaging in other permissible activities.
Requirements
2. A passport valid for at least six months;

3. A duly completed application form with two 2x2 inch color photos taken within
from the last six months;
4. Supporting documents or official letters of approval from a competent authority
of the ROC; and
5. Other relevant documents.
6. Health Certificate if applicable.
Visa Validity
A Resident Visa is valid for three months.
Duration of stay
Resident Visa holders are required to apply for the Alien Resident Certificate and
Re-entry Permit at local service centers of the National Immigration Agency within
15 days starting from the next day of their arrival. They may stay in the ROC as long
as the Alien Resident Certificate remains valid.
Fee
1. NT$2,200(US$66) for single entry; NT$4,400(US$132) for multiple entry.

2. The Visa application fee is NT$4,323(US$131) for US citizens.
3. An additional handling charge of NT$800 (US$24) shall apply to an applications
made in the ROC by visitor visa holders applying for change or replacement of
visitor visa or resident visa.
4. For foreign nationals from the countries with which the ROC has entered into
reciprocal agreements, the Resident Visa is issued gratis.
Remarks
If foreign nationals who have entered the ROC with Visitor Visas are subsequently
legally employed in the ROC, they may make the necessary change from their Visitor
Visa into a Resident Visa in this country directly. The above regulations do not apply
to blue collar workers or those who enter the ROC via the visa exemption program
or landing visa.
Source: http://www.boca.gov.tw/ct.asp?xItem=1309&ctNode=113&mp=2
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Visitor Visa Application

Eligible Persons
Foreign nationals, who hold ordinary passports or other legal travel documents and
who intend to stay in the Republic of China for less than six months for the purpose
of transit, tourism, visiting relatives, attending a training course, receiving medical
treatment or engaging in business or other permissible activities. For tourism
information on Taiwan, please visit www.tbroc.gov.tw
Requirements
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
A passport valid for at least six months;

A duly completed application form with two photos;
An outbound airline ticket or verifiable proof of purchase of steamship ticket ;
Documents verifying the purpose of visit; and
Other relevant documents.
1.
Visa Validity
Duration of stay
For foreign nationals from the countries with which the ROC has entered into
reciprocal visa agreements, the validity of their Visitor Visas shall be decided in
accordance with these agreements.
2.
For other foreign nationals, a Visitor Visa is generally valid from three months
up to one year.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Fourteen days
Thirty days
Sixty days
Ninety days
1.
Fee
For foreign nationals from the countries with which the ROC has entered into
reciprocal visa agreements, the visa is issued gratis.
2.
For other foreign nationals, the visa fees are: single entry: NT$1,600 (US$50);
multiple entries: NT$ 3,200 (US$100).
3.
The Visa application fee is NT$4,323(US$131) for US citizens.
Remarks
Visitor Visa holders who are permitted to stay in Taiwan for sixty or ninety days and
whose visas bear no such remark as "no extension will be granted" may apply
at local service centers of the National Immigration Agency for a maximum of 120 or
90 days of extensions.
Source: http://www.boca.gov.tw/ct.asp?xItem=1422&ctNode=534&mp=2
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Penalty Rules
Offender
Fine (NT$)
Note
Foreigners who resist requirement First offence: NT$2,000

to present their passports, Alien
Second offence: NT$5,000
Resident Certificates or Alien
Third offence: NT$10,000
Permanent Resident Certificates
for lawful inspection
Minors under 14 are not subject

to the fine. Fines for foreigners
between 14 and 18 are cut by
half.
Foreigners who have failed to

apply for the Alien Resident
Certificate before the set date
(They include those holding a
resident visa, being foreigners
born in the ROC, or having
switched to a resident visa after
arrival in this country).
Within 10 days after the

deadline: NT$2,000
Between 11 and 30 days after the
deadline: NT$ 4,000
deadline: NT$6,000
Over 91 days after the deadline:
NT$10,000

half.
Foreigners who have failed to file

for the change of their home or
work addresses before the set
date.

deadline: NT$2,000
deadline: NT$5,000
NT$10,000

half.
Foreigners who have overstayed

their visitor visas

deadline: NT$2000
deadline: NT$ 4,000
deadline: NT$6,000
deadline: NT$8,000
NT$10,000

to the fines. Penalties for
foreigners between 14 and 18 are
cut by half.
Foreigners who have overstayed

their resident visas

deadline: NT$2000
deadline: NT$ 4,000
deadline: NT$6,000
deadline: NT$8,000
NT$10,000

half.
Note
Those who have overstayed their visitor or resident visas may be

subject to deportation and shall be banned from re-entering the
country by the competent authorities.
Source: http://iff.immigration.gov.tw/enfront/life.php?tr_id=2
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Leaving the country after completing study

After completing your study, you must leave the country before the expired date that shows on your
ARC, otherwise you will be fined. For those students who are here as exchange students or internship
students please leaving before the expired date on your visa. For those discontinued your study during
the semester, please contact National Immigration Agency - Taoyuan branch for further information
whenever such case occurs.
Address: No. 106 Xianfu Road, Taoyuan City, Taoyuan County
Telephone: 03-3314830, 03-3310409, 03-3311098, 03-3318243, 03-3317197, 03-3318852, 03-3314807
Fax: 03-3314811
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Important Visa Information

Information for Foreigners in Taiwan
I.
II.
III.
IV.
Alien residents -- Foreigners holding resident visas and intending to live (for more than 180 days)
in the Republic of China (ROC):
A. Should apply for an Alien Resident Certificate (ARC) with the foreign affairs section of their
local service center of National Immigration Agency within 15 days after entering the nation
or switching status to resident visa.
B. Should apply for reentry permit before leaving the country (Simultaneously file reentry
permit application when applying for ARC except for foreign blue-collar workers and
overseas Chinese students) if reentering the nation is necessary.
Permanent resident foreigners Foreigners holding an Alien Permanent Resident Certificate
(APRC):
A.
May reenter the nation with passport and APRC, without applying for reentry permit.
B.
Will face APRC revocation if fail to stay in the ROC for more than 183 days in a calendar
year.
Foreigners staying in the ROC Those holding visitor visas or entering the nation with
visa-exemption or getting landing visas upon arrival for short-term (under 180 days) stay:
A.
Should file application attached with relevant documents the local service center of
National Immigration Agency before the deadline of duration of stay, if the foreigners hold
extendable 60-day visitor visas but in need of an extension of stay. Each extended period
must not exceed the original duration of stay of such visa while the cumulative duration of
stay must not exceed 180 days from the next day of arrival in the ROC.
B.
Are ineligible for extension when holding a visitor visa for 14-day stay, 30-day stay, or an
unextendable 60-day stay visitor visa. But they may apply for extension of stay due to a
special situation with approval for switching visa within the deadline of duration of stay of
original visa at the Bureau of Consular Affairs, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
C.
May stay up to 30 days if entering the nation with visa-exemption, but are ineligible for
extension.
D.
Calculation of actual stay begins from the day following arrival in the ROC.
Other notices:
A.
Foreigners cannot work in the ROC unless employers get permission from their respective
governing administration. Except for those: (Employment Services Act, Article 48)
1.
Serving as consultants or researchers in governments at various levels and their
academic research institutions.
2.
Marrying nationals with registered permanent residence in the Taiwan Areas and
having obtained an ARC need not apply for a work permit.
B.
Income tax regulations:
1.
All foreigners making any income in the ROC must pay income tax on that income.
2.
Foreigners who have stayed in the ROC over 90 days in one tax year must apply to
the district National Tax Administration to pay tax on all income earned while in the
ROC, regardless of whether that income is earned from a Taiwanese-owned or
foreign-owned organization.
C.
Insurance regulations: Those having an Alien Resident Certificate or Alien Permanent
Resident Certificate must apply to join the National Health Insurance Program after
residing in the ROC for four months. However, legally employed individuals must apply on
their first day of employment.
Source: http://iff.immigration.gov.tw/enfront/life.php?tr_id=2&id=222
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Information for Visitors

Last update: 2009/01/20
I.
II.
Definition of visit and categories visitor visa:

A. Definition of visit: Any planned visit that does not exceed 180 days.
B. Categories of visitor visa:
1.
Visa-exemption.
2.
Duration of stay for 14, 30, 60 or 90 days.
Extension of visitor visa:
A.
Ordinary extension:
1.
Foreigners should apply for an extension of stay at the local service center of
National Immigration Agency before the expiration of the duration of stay. Each
extension must not exceed the original duration of visit. The cumulative duration of
stay must not exceed 180 days.
2.
Foreigners eligible for extended stay should apply for extension before the
expiration of duration of stay of such visa. The applicant should report to and get
permission from the local service center of National Immigration Agency in case the
required documents on hand are incomplete. The application should be re-filed
with the original service center within 15 days after acquiring complete documents.
Even after reporting the case, the applicant's duration of overstay will be retroacted
to the next day of the deadline of stay if applicants fail to win approval for
extension.
B. Special extension:
1.
Foreigners who are having stayed for 180 days, but have to extend the duration of
stay due to forces majeure or other events like natural disasters will have to file
application via the local service center of the National Immigration Agency under
the Ministry of the Interior.
2.
Those having entered the Republic of China with visa-exemption (stay for 14 days
only) or landing visa (stay for 30 days only) are not eligible for extension. But they
may apply with the Bureau of Consular Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or
its branches for visitor visas if they are unable to leave the ROC before the deadline
of duration of stay due to forces majeure or other major events.
C. Calculation of period of stay: The duration of stay starts from the next day of arrival in the
ROC.
D. Form: Multi-Purpose Application Form for Foreign Residents
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Information for Alien Resident

I.
Definition of residency:
An alien intending to reside for more than 180 days and holding an Alien Resident Certificate in the ROC.
II.
Certificate application:
Aliens who enter the ROC with a resident visa must apply for an Alien Resident Certificate at the local
service center of National Immigration Agency within 15 days from the day following arriving in the ROC.
Applicants may request simultaneously for a Reentry Permit (foreign blue-collar workers and overseas
Chinese students are not eligible).
III.
Valid time for certificates :
Period validity for Alien Resident Certificates based on purposes is specified as follows:
Purpose of
residence
Joining family
Allowed period of
various residence
Qualification description
Less than 3 years Living with spouses or lineal family members in Taiwan.
Less than 3 years
Making
investments
Foreign investors or representatives of foreign-invested legal

Less than 3 years body who are legally admitted by respective governing
administration.
Doing
missionary
work
Less than 1 year
Foreigners who are legally approved by respective

governing administrations to work in schools, academic,
or research institutions as teachers or instructors.
Foreign missionaries who are invited by an officially registered

religious organization.
Foreign students studying at a legally registered school
or university Chinese language center.
Pursuing
studies
Less than 1 year
Others
Less than 1 year
Other foreigners who have a need to stay and have obtained

permission from the local service center of National
Immigration Agency.
Notices:
V.
Foreigners who are legally approved by respective

governing administrations to work or practice in the ROC.
Accepting
employment
IV.
An individual who is president or branch manager of a

foreign company recognized by the ROCs Company Law.
Individuals approved by the Ministry of Education or

related authorities to conduct research or receive
training
The validity for the Alien Resident Certificates must not exceed that of the
holder's passport or Work Permit.
Dependents ARC expiry date should be consistent with that of their relatives
in Taiwan.
One year only for the first-time applicants of ROC citizen spouses.
Residence extension: If necessary, foreigners may apply for a residence extension at the local
service center of National Immigration Agency15 days before the expiration date.
Updating data:
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A.
B.
Registration of data: Aliens may apply for updating registration data at the local service
center of National Immigration Agency if they move out or transfer to another company from
their residence or working place.
Change of residence purpose: Aliens who change their residence purpose must switch a new
visa within 15 days at the Bureau of Consular affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and its
branches. Their valid period of residence will be re-verified at the local service center of
National Immigration Agency.
VI.
Overstay :
An Alien who fails to apply for an ARC extension and fails to leave the country before his/her ARC expires,
overstays his/her residency. Overstaying aliens will be subjected to fines (amount of fines depends on the
number of days overstayed) and deported or they must leave the country.
VII.
Forms:
Multiple-Purpose Application Form for Foreign Residents.
Application Form for Foreign Worker Residence Case.
Source: http://iff.immigration.gov.tw/enfront/life.php?id=228&tr_id=2
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Notice for Changing Visitor Visa into a

Resident Visa
I.
II.
III.
Laws and Regulations:

1.
Article 23, 24, 65, 70, and 71 of the Immigration Act
2.
Article 3, 6, and 9 of the Regulation Governing the Stay, Residency, and Permanent
Residency of Foreigners
Applicants:
1.
Foreigners who hold at least 60-day visitor visa without a stamp of No Extension or
with other limitations may apply to the National migration Agency for residency if they
have one of the following qualifications:
(1)
Their spouse who currently lives in Taiwan area has a household registration,
or their spouse is a ROC national who holds residency, or their spouse is a
foreigner who holds residency or permanent residency, except their
residency approved by the central labor authority pursuant to Subparagraph
8 to10, Paragraph 1, Article 46 of the Employment Services Act.
(2)
Foreigners, under the age of 20, whose lineal senior generations currently
live in Taiwan area, or ROC nationals who hold residency, or foreigners who
hold residency or permanent residency. But if the relative relationship
deriving from adoption, the adoptees shall live in Taiwan area with their
adopters.
(3)
Foreigners who get work permits approved by the central labor authority or
other purpose authorities pursuant to Subparagraph 7 to11, Paragraph 1,
Article 46 of the Employment Services Act.
(4)
Investors or representatives of foreign investment corporations who have
invested a certain amount of capital in Taiwan area approved or reviewed by
the central purpose authorities.
(5)
Operators of foreign companies located in Taiwan area and recognized in
accordance with the Company Act.
(6)
For diplomatic considerations, those who can change their visitor visa to
resident visa in Taiwan area exclusively approved by the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs.
2.
Those who enter Taiwan area with visa-exempt, landing visa or other visas nay apply for
residency only after they get an at least 60-day visitor visa without a stamp of No
Extension or with other limitations issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
3.
Foreigners who hold a 180-day visitor visa with a stamp of No Extension may apply for
residency, except for a notice stating no resident visa or residency in Taiwan area.
Required documents (foreign documents shall have their Chinese version and be authenticated by
ROC missions abroad. If the local ROC mission only authenticates the original documents, their
Chinese version shall be notarized by ROC courts).
1.
Application form
(1)
Please contact the NIAs service centers and get an application form, or copy
the application form with A4 paper, or download at the NIAs website:
http://www.immigration.gov.tw
(2)
One 4.5 cm x 3.5cm colored photo, front head and shoulder without hats,
taken within one year, the head between 3.2 cm to 3.6 cm from hair to chin.
2.
A passport with visitor visa (return when finishing inspection).
3.
A satisfactory certificate of health examination within one month.
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(1)
4.
5.
6.
Applicants do not need to submit a satisfactory certificate of health

examination in accordance with Subparagraph 3 to 6, Paragraph 1, Article 23
of the Immigration Act. Children aged 6 and below, submit the proof of
vaccination instead.
(2)
The certificate of health examination shall include items of foreigners
applying for residency or settlement regulated by the Department of Health
(DOH), Executive Yuan. Please visit the DOHs web site for reference. The
form of health examination announced by the DOH shall be currently used
by domestic major hospitals, which can be found as the following
attachment used since January 1, 2009.
(3)
If the health examination is finished overseas, it shall be authenticated by a
ROC mission abroad. If the required items are incomplete, those unfinished
items need to be done in Taiwan.
(4)
The health examination is valid within three months from the day of
examination and it shall be submitted before its expiry date. Please conduct
the health examination at a domestic qualified hospital after entering
Taiwan as far as possible.
Certificate of Criminal Record:
(1)
Those who apply for residency pursuant to Subparagraph 3 to 6, Paragraph 1,
Article 23 of the immigration Act or aged 20 and below do not need to
submit Certificate of Criminal Record.
(2)
The applicant shall submit the ROC Certificate of Criminal Record within one
month from the day of issuance, except those who come to Taiwan for the
very first time.
(3)
The applicant shall submit the Certificate of Criminal Record issued by their
native country within six months from the day of issuance, but the
certificate may not exceed its validity.
(4)
The Certificate of Criminal Record shall contain records within the last five
years.
A certificate of current residence.
Documents related to the purpose of application: Paragraph 1, Article 23 of the
Immigration Act
(1)
Applicants pursuant to Subparagraph 1:
Marriage proofs registered at a ROC Household Registration Office, such as a
ROC ID card, the original Household Certificate, or the original Certificate of
Household Transcript, which will be returned following inspection. (Note:
Regarding marriage registration, please visit the website of Department of
Household Registration, MOI, or contact any Household Registration Office
nationwide.
(2)
A. The original Certificate of Household Transcript with every
member or Alien Resident Certificate of their lineal ascendants
remains valid within three months, which will be returned
following inspection.
B. Proofs of relative relationship such as a birth certificate or an
adoption proof vindicated by the court.
(3)
A. A work permit for foreign professionals approved by the Council
of Labor Affairs needs to be valid at least six months.
B. An on-the-job proof needs to be valid within one month.
C. Those who do not need to apply for work permit pursuant to
Article 48 of the Employment Law may submit the approval letter
issued by the authorities of purpose business.
(4)
A. An approval letter issued by the Investment Review Committee,
MOEA (with an investment capital of at least US$ 200,000).
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IV.
V.
B. A roster of directors and supervisors.

C. A registration form of the change of the company.
(5)
A. An approval letter issued by Department of Commerce, MOEA.
B. A recognition form of foreign company.
C. A registration form of establishing a foreign branch company.
D. A Registration Certificate of Operating Business.
If the applicant is a representative of a foreign branch company or a
proxy of litigation and non-litigation and manager of a branch, they
have to submit their work permit issued by the CLA in addition to the
aforementioned documents.
(6)
Applicants pursuant to Subparagraph 6: An approval letter issued by the
authorities.
7.
Certificate fee: A 1-year ARC costs NT$ 1,000; a 3-year ARC costs NT$ 3,000.
8.
Other documents.
Application venue:
1.
The local NIAs service center.
2.
Those service centers outside the applicants administrative jurisdiction or repeated
applications are not allowed.
Related regulations:
1.
Those who are pursuant to Subparagraph 1, Paragraph 1, Article 23 of the Immigration Act
may submit their application within 30 days before the expiry date of their stay.
2.
Those who are pursuant to Subparagraph 2 to 5, Paragraph 1, Article 23 of the Immigration
Act may submit their application within 15 days before the expiry date of their stay.
3.
The validity of an ARC starts from the day of issuance.
4.
The first time applicant who marries a ROC national with household registration in the
Taiwan area may only apply 1-year ARC.
5.
Those who change their purpose of residence pursuant to Paragraph 2, Article 23 of the
Immigration Act may submit their required documents according to this notice.
6.
Those who cannot obtain an ARC before the expiry date of their stay shall leave the
country.
7.
If the applicant leaves the country during the application process, the case shall be closed.
If the applicant who meets Paragraph 1 to 6, Paragraph 1, Article 23 of the Immigration Act
enters the country again may re-apply for an ARC according to this notice.
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Application Information for Alien Resident

Certificates
I.
Legal basis:
A. Immigration Act.
B. Regulations Governing Visiting, Residence and Permanent Residence of Aliens.
II.
Receiving units: Local service center of National Immigration Agency.
III.
Required documents:
A. Completed application form
B. One 2 color hatless bust photo recently taken with white background
C. Original passport and photocopy plus original and photocopy of Alien Resident Certificate
(originals will be returned following verification).
D. Related Documents:
1.
Those accepting employment or investors: Approval letter from the responsible
government agency and one photocopy (original letter to be returned after
verification) and employment certificate.
2.
Those coming to Taiwan for study: Registered student identification card and one
photocopy or certificate of enrollment and one photocopy (students applying for
the first time may present notice of admission).
3.
Missionaries:
(1)
Invitation letter from a religious organization in Taiwan or supporting
documents.
(2)
One photocopy of religious organizations registration certificate.
4.
Those visiting or living with family: Proof of relationship such as birth certificate,
marriage certificate, household registration transcript (within 3 months) or alien
resident certificate owned by those whom they visit or live with in Taiwan (the
original plus a photocopy). Taiwan nationals who have foreign spouses must
accompany to the local service center of the National Immigration Agency to apply
for ARC.
IV.
Processing time: Within 5 working days (The receipt must be presented while picking up).
V.
Fees:
One year term: NT$1,000.
Two year term: NT$2,000.
Three year term: NT$3,000.
Overseas Chinese students: NT$500.
VI.
Application method:
Can be done in person or applicant may authorize another person to represent him/her. (In the case
of authorizing a representative, applicant should fill out an authorized statement on the application form
or attach a letter of authorization.)
VII.
Notes:
Foreigners holding resident visas or changing to resident visas after entering the country should go to
local service center of National Immigration Agency to apply for alien resident certificates within 15 days
following entrance or receiving resident visas. When applying for alien resident certificates, foreigners may
simultaneously apply for reentry permits (students and foreign workers excluded). In case the ARC is lost
or defaced and needs to be replaced, a replacement fee of NT$500 must be paid.
VIII. Application forms:
Residence, Visit Application form for Foreigners Residence Application form for Foreign Laborers
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Application Information for Visitor Visa

Extension
I.
II.

Required documents:
A. An application form
B. Original and photocopied passport (the original will be returned after verification)
C. Related documents
1.
For those visiting family:
The household certificate of the family to be visited or ARC, and certificates that
prove family relationship (such as the household transcript thats issued in the
latest three months or other certificates that are sufficient proof of relationship; if
the presented certificates are produced overseas neither in Chinese nor in English,
they should be translated into Chinese and authenticated by an ROC diplomatic
mission overseas; If nationals to be visited are not residing at their domiciles, they
have to produce residency proof.) The certificate presented to prove family
relationship must prove that the relationship is within third degree of kinship to
avoid being misused and the holder must be told that he has to present the formal
certificate to prove.
2.
For those coming for tourism or visiting friends
Those who can present a proof of their financial capability and cause no concern
that they might work illegally may request an extension of their stay. If they will ask
for a second extension, they need to present related concrete proof. Attendance
record (those applying for a first time extension do not need to include the
attendance record.)
3.
For those coming for studies
Attending ROC colleges or universities: Original student identity card or
statement of attendance.
Learning Chinese: The extension of stay has to be applied by the applicant in person
and his registration certificate coupled with a statement of attendance which has to
be presented by students applying for the first extension of their stay.
4.
For those coming to participate in religious activities: People coming to Taiwan to
preach religious beliefs or promote religions have to present a registration
certificate of and a written guarantee from a religious organization in Taiwan.
5.
For those receiving training provided by local companies for overseas companies: A
copy of authorization certificate issued by the competent authority.
6.
For those accepting employment or engaging in commercial activities: An
authorization letter from the competent authority, for example:
An agent of litigation and non-litigation for a foreign company: A letter of approval
and list of registered alterations issued by the Investment Review Committee of the
Ministry of Economic Affairs (or a card of approved legal matters.)
A manager of a foreign company: A work permit issued by the Council of Labor
Affairs and an employment certificate.
A representative of a foreign company: An authorization letter and employment
certificate issued by the competent authority.
A director of a company: An authorization letter issued by the competent authority,
list of registered alterations and list of directors of border.
A circulating performer: An authorization certificate issued by the competent
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authority.
For those being sick and unable to leave Taiwan before their visas expire: A
certificate issued less than 30 days ago by a hospital (limited to those who could not
ride an airplane).
8.
For those traveling for business: A written guarantee of their companies fixed with
the seal of the companies and a registration certificate.
9.
For those participating in a worker holiday program: Providing the actual address of
the place they stay and all of them will be granted an extension of 180 days (No
other documents are required and for the time being this program only applies to
the citizens of New Zealand and Australia.)
10.
For those being authorized by the competent authority and having a certificate to
prove that authorization.
III.
Processing time: First come first served.
IV.
Application method:
Can be done in person or applicant may authorize another person to represent them. (In the case of
authorizing a representative, applicant should fill out an authorized statement on the application form or
attach a letter of authorization.)
V.
Notices:
A. The period of stay is calculated from the day following entry.
B. Those with landing visas or visa-exemption entry cannot apply for extension.
C. Those needing to extend for valid reasons should apply for extension within 15 days before
visa expiry date. Each extension must not exceed the originally permitted time on the visa.
The cumulative length of stay must not exceed 6 months or 180 days.
D. In the event of forces majeure or other major events, the visitor visa holder should go to the
local service center of National Immigration Agency and apply for extension in advance.
VI.
Application form:
Multiple-Purpose Application Form for Foreign Residents
7.
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Application Information for Resident

Certificate Extension
I.
Legal basis:
A. Immigration Act.
II.
III.
Required documents:
A. A completed application form.
B. One 2 color hatless bust photo taken recently
C. Original and photocopied passport, Resident Visa, Alien Resident
D. Certificate; the originals will be returned after verification.
E. Related documents:
1.
Those accepting employment and investors: Approval letter and one photocopy
and employment certificate from the competent government agency (original letter
to be returned after verification)
2.
Those coming to Taiwan for study: Student identification card or the original plus
one photocopy of certificate of enrollment (overseas Chinese students applying for
the first time must also present notice of admission).
3.
Missionaries:
(1) Invitation letter from a religious organization in Taiwan or relevant
documents.
(2) Photocopy of the religious organization's registration certificate.
4.
Those visiting family: Proof of relationship such as birth certificate, marriage
certificate, household registration transcript (within 3 months), or alien resident
certificate of the person to be visited. Taiwan nationals who have foreign spouses
must accompany to the local service center of the National Immigration Agency in
person.
IV. Processing time: Five working days (the receipt has to be presented when picking up ARC).
V.
Fees:
One year term: NT$1,000.
Two year term: NT$2,000.
Three year term: NT$3,000.
Overseas Chinese students: NT$500.
VI. Application method:
Applicant may file application in person or authorize another person to represent him/her. (In the
case of authorizing a representative, applicant should fill out the statement of authorization on the
application form or attach an authorization letter of the NIA's format).
VII. Notices:
A. Resident foreigners may apply for reentry permits while applying for their ARC Resident
Certificate (students and foreign workers are excluded).
B. If the Alien Resident Certificate is lost or defaced, the holder may apply for a replacement for
which there is a replacement fee of NT$500.
VIII. Application form: Multiple-Purpose Application Form for Foreigners
Source: http://iff.immigration.gov.tw/mp.asp?mp=iff_en
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Application Information for Overstay Exit

I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
Legal basis:
A. Immigration Act.
C. Regulations for Penalty Procedures and Criteria for Violations of the immigration Act.
Required documents:
A. Passport or travel documents.
B. Booked airplane/boat ticket for departure within seven days.
Penalties:
Overstay of 1 10 days, fine of NT$1,000.
Overstay of 91 or more days, fine of NT$10,000.
Minors under 14 years of age are exempt from any fine while minors above 14 and below
18 are subject to a fine reduced by half.
Processing time: First come first served.
Notices:
A. Applicants, other than minors or those with serious illnesses, must complete the process
personally.
B. Those who have overstayed less than 90 days can either go to the local NIA's service center
or take the completed documents to the NIA's Border Affairs Brigades at the airports/harbors
for exit processing.
C. Foreigners who overstay their visas may be prohibited from reentry.
Forms
MULTIPLE-PURPOSE APPLICATION FORM FOR FOREIGNERS

http://www.immigration.gov.tw/immigration/FileSystem/Application/App111.pdf
Foreigners Immigration
http://www.immigration.gov.tw/ns/maine1.htm
Brief visa procedure expenses
Visitor visa application fee NT$2,000

Residence Visa application fee NT$3,000
Alien visa application fee NT$1,000 for one year
Subtotal: NT$ 6,000
YZU Visa Information Help desk

Tel: +886-3-4638800 Ext 3241
E-mail: peilan@saturn.yzu.edu.tw
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Rules for Foreigners Driving in Taiwan

I.
Basic rules:
A. Foreigners wanting to drive in the Republic of China (ROC) should first meet the drivers'
qualifications stipulated in the ROC driving regulations. And the issuance of driving licenses
to foreigners is based on the principles of equality and reciprocity between the ROC and
the counterpart nations.
B. Foreigners holding valid driver's licenses issued by a counterpart nation that upholds the
principles of equality and reciprocity may lawfully drive vehicles in the first thirty days
coming to Taiwan. There is no need to apply for another driving license. For those planning
to drive for more than 30 days should first apply for motor vehicle extension at respective
city and county governments. The maximum extension time is one year.
C. Foreigners who want to engage in long-term driving in the ROC should replace their original
driver's license with an ROC license or take the rules test and road test here in order to get
licenses issued by the ROC government. Whether a foreigner can directly replace the license
issued in his/her nation will depend on whether or not the foreign nation has agreed on the
principles of equality and reciprocity. Details and a list of foreign nations qualified for the
principles category are available at the following Web pages:
1.
http://www.thb.gov.tw/index.aspx (Chinese version) of the Directorate General of
Highways (DGH), which was previously named the Taiwan Highway Bureau (THB).
2.
http://www.thb.gov.tw/new_english/index.htm (English version)
II.
Notes on testing/receiving/replacing car and motorbike driving licenses:
A. Rules for replacing foreign driver's licenses with ROC driving licenses
B. Rules for applying for a car-driving learner's permit
C. Rules for taking tests for car-driving licenses
D. Rules for taking tests for motorbike-driving licenses
III.
Traffic regulations:
In order to help foreigners in Taiwan understand the traffic regulations of the ROC and ensure
driving safety, this Website highlights some rules and regulations for reference. And wish you have a
happy journey in Taiwan.
IV.
Reference:
A. Notes on major traffic regulations
B. Notes on paying parking fees/fines
C. Towing of illegally parking car/motorbike
D. Websites:
1.
http://www.thb.gov.tw/ (Chinese-language version) of the Directorate General of
Highways (DGH), which was formerly named the Taiwan Highway Bureau (THB),
under the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MOTC).
2.
http://www.thb.gov.tw/new_english/index.htm (English-language version)
3.
http://www.freeway.gov.tw/English/Default.aspx of the Taiwan Area National
Expressway Bureau, MOTC.
4.
http://210.69.172.215/mtaiwan/default.aspx of the e-trans network (integrated
land, sea and air passenger transport information center) offered by the Institute
of Transportation (IOT), MOTC.
Source: http://iff.immigration.gov.tw/ct.asp?xltem=1087247&ctNode=29938&mp=T002
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Replacing International or Foreign Driving

Licenses with ROC Licenses
(Foreign nationals should apply for a car driver's license replacement based on the principles of
equality and reciprocity between the Republic of China (ROC) and their nations. The application
should be filed within one year starting from the following day of the foreigner's entry.)
I.
Receiving units: Motor Vehicle Offices of city and county governments.
II.
Qualifications of applicants:
A. At the age of 18 and more.
B. Having resident permit for over 1 year.
III.
Required documents:
A. A certificate [i.e. Alien Resident Certificate (ARC)] proving that the foreign applicant has lived
in the ROC for one full year.
B. 3 identical 1-inch bust, front photos taken within the past 6 months (No composite photos
will be accepted).
C. The original and a photocopy of the applicant's passport.
D. The original and a photocopy of the valid and official driver's license issued by a foreign
nation.
E. 1 copy of the Driving License Registration Form with a qualified physical capability
examination report.
IV.
Fee: NT$200
V.
Attention:
A. If the foreign driver's license is not in English, the applicant should attach a copy of Chinese
version that must be certified by one of the ROC's embassies, consulates, or representative
offices abroad, or by a public notary in the ROC.
B. All foreign drivers licenses should be certified by one of the ROC's embassies, consulates, or
representative offices abroad, or by a foreign nation's organization established in the ROC
and recognized by the ROC's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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Car Driving Learners Permit

I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
Receiving authorities:
Motor Vehicle Offices of their respective city and county governments.
A. Over the age of 18.
B. Foreigners seek a car driving learner's permit should have resident permit valid for one full
year.
Required documents:
A. A certificate [i.e. alien resident certificate (ARC)] proving the foreign applicant has lived in the
Republic of China for one full year.
B. 3 identical bust full face front view 1-inch photos taken within the past 6 months (No
composite photos will be accepted).
C. 1 copy of Driving License Registration Form with a qualified physical and physical capability
examination report.
Fee: Registration fee: NT$100
Attention:
A. The Driving License Registration Form with a qualified physical and physical capability
examination report must be issued by government-run hospitals, public health offices, or
those designated by the government's Motor Vehicles Offices.
B. Both the results of 1) the qualified physical and physical capability examination report and 2)
the written traffic regulations test will remain valid for one year.
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Car Driving License

I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
Receiving authorities: Motor Vehicle Offices of city and county governments.

Qualifications of applicants: At the age of 18 and more, but foreigners are not allowed to take test
for professional car driver's license.
Required documents:
A. A document proving the applicant has lived in ROC for more than one year (for example, the
ARC).
B. Learners permit proving that the applicant has more than 3 months' learning experience for
driving.
C. 3 identical 1-inch, bust, front photos taken within the past 6 months (Composite photos will
not be accepted).
D. 1 copy of Driver's License Registration Form with qualified physical examination and physical
capability examination reports.
Fees: Enrollment fee: NT$450 Driver's license fee: NT$200
Attention:
A. A driver's license will be issued only after the applicant passes both the written test for traffic
regulations and road test. Those who fail to pass the written test or road test can take a new
test 7 days later.
B. The qualified physical examination and physical capability and the result of written test will
remain valid for one year.
C. The validity of the driver's license is based on the valid duration of the applicant's ARC.
Remarks: For further relevant information, please visit the Web site of the Taiwan Highway Bureau (THB):
www.thb.gov.tw
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Motorbike Driving License

I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
Receiving authorities: Motor Vehicle Offices of city and county governments.

A. At the age of 18 and more.
B. Foreign applicant shall have lived in the Republic of China (Taiwan) for one full year.
Required documents:
A. 1 application form.
B. A document proving the foreign applicant has lived in the ROC (Taiwan) for one full year.
C. 3 identical 1-inch, bust, front photos taken within the past 6 months (No composite photos
will be accepted).
D. 1 copy of Driver's License Registration Form with a qualified physical examination and
physical capability reports.
Fees: Enrollment fee: NT$250 Driver's license fee: NT$200
Attention:
A. Foreigners who already have a car driver's license can ride a light motorbike (below 50cc).
B. The motorbike driver's license will be issued only after the applicant passes both the written
test for traffic regulations and road test.
C. Those seeking a light motorbike (below 50cc) driver's license is exempted from the road
driving test.
D. Those who have a valid car driver's license or a light motorbike driver's license but applying
for an ordinary heavy motorbike (between 50cc and 250cc) driver's license are exempted
from written test for traffic rules.
E. Those who want to take a test of heavy motorbike (above 250cc) driver's license shall meet
the following criteria:
1.
At the age of 20 and over.
2.
Having held a license for driving an ordinary heavy motorbike for over 1 year.
3.
Having completed a training course at a registered drivers' training school.
4.
Having passed a new physical capability examination.
F.
Those who fail either rules test in writing or road test can only take new test 7 days later.
G. The qualified physical capability examination and the result of written test for traffic
regulations will remain valid for one year.
H. The validity of the motorbike driver's license is based on the valid duration of the permit for
the applicant's stay in the ROC (Taiwan) or the valid period for his/her ARC.
Remarks: For further relevant information, please visit the Web site of the Taiwan Highway Bureau
(THB): www.thb.gov.tw
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Information of taking Motorcycle Driving

License Test
According to the regulations of Taiwans government, in order to be qualified to register and take Motor
Driving License Test, the applicant is required to be 18 years of age or older.
1. Requirement
Application
Procedures
Required Documents
Remarks
1.Alien Resident Certificate (with permission to stay or

Complete a Physical residence for one year or more)
2.two photos of 1-inch (taken within six months )
Examination
Register for
motorcycle driving
license test
NT$150 Physical
examination fee
1. Qualified Physical Examination Certificate

2. The original and a copy of Alien Resident Certificate. (with
NT$250 registration
permission to stay or residence for one year or more)
fee
3.one photo of 1- inch (taken within six months )
2. Steps for registration

Required Documents
Remarks
Application
Procedures
Step one
Step two
Step three
Service hour:
1. Office Hours Monday to Friday
AM 8:00-11:00 PM 13:00-16:00
2. After registered in person, the test will begin
immediately.
Written test can be transformed to oral test
(including in English and Vietnamese language).
For further reference, please visit:
http://motor.cyi.gov.tw/Eng_Img/Eng_Img.html
After passing the oral test, the road test will begin
immediately.
Procedures to Register International Drivers License
The applicant needs to reach

the minimum of 85 on the
written test. ( Total of 40
questions and 2.5 points
each )
1. The motorcycle is required
to be prepared by oneself.
2. The applicant is required to
reach a minimum of 70 for
the road test.
Please note that the following procedure is only permitted to those who are holding the International
Drivers License. (Tourist from Saudi Arabia is permitted for two to three months. However, to people
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from Saudi Arabia who are not holding Tourist Visa is not qualified to register. Only taking Driving Test is
allowed. )
1. Two to Three months of Valid Period: Take your International Drivers License, passport, two photos
of 1-inch taken within six months to Taoyuan Motor Vehicles Office for registration.
2. One Year Valid Period (Maximum): Take your ARC, International Drivers License, passport,
two photos of 1-inch taken within six months to Taoyuan Motor Vehicles Office for
registration.
Each International Drivers License is only permitted to register for one time.
The Valid Period will be given based on your ARC expiration date, but to the maximum of
one year.
Taoyuan Motor Vehicles Office will ask you to fill out an application form. And they will
paste a small paper on your International Drivers License which will prove to police officers
that you have already registered.
To be qualified to take the driver's test, your ARC need to have permission to stay for one
year or more.
Traffic Accidents:
I. In cases involving injury or death, keep traffic accident scene intact and dial 110 for police assistance
and 119 for emergency medical aid, and place a safety marker at an appropriate distance behind the
vehicles. If there are no serious injuries or deaths, and if vehicles remain operable, after marking the
position of vehicles at the time of the incident, please move vehicle to the side of the road to ensure
safety of persons and vehicles at the scene.
II.
When calling 110, clearly state the location and time of the accident, vehicles involved, and
whether there are injuries. The caller should also provide their name, address, contact phone
number, etc. and then wait for the arrival of police officers.
III.
Criminal liability for the individual causing a traffic incident can be reduced if this person
personally calls to report the traffic accident.
IV.
Persons involved in a traffic incident may go to the accident handling section of the traffic police
department after 30 days have passed to inquire about assessments decisions of police regarding
the case.
V.
Persons involved in traffic accidents may first mediate between themselves for compensation
settlement if the accident only cased damage to vehicles or possessions, or when if there are only
slight injuries. They may also seek assistance from their insurance firms. If no settlement can be
reached, they may consider taking the case to the arbitration committee at the district
administration of local government for mediation. Another option is to pursue civil litigation at a
district court. (Traffic accidents like this fall within the category of civil affairs, and police are
prohibited by law from intervening).
VI.
When there are people injured in traffic accidents, those involved have six months within which
they may go to the criminal investigation division of the police department or the prosecutors
office of the district court with jurisdiction over the area where the accident took place to request
investigation. In cases involving serious injury or death, investigation is automatically initiated by
the police.
VII.
Note: Further information is available at National Police Agency (EPA) Web site www.npa.gov.tw
or Web page http://www.npa.gov.tw/accident.php
Source: http://210.241.79.3/enfront/life.php?tr_id=13&id=301
Important Traffic Rules:
The following is just a brief summary of important traffic regulations. For further details please refer to
the Statute Governing Road Traffic. Penalties for violating the regulations are specified in law.
I.
Buckle seatbelts
A.
On regular roads: A driver is subject to a fine of NT$1,500 if he/she or the front seat
passenger is not buckling a seatbelt while driving on regular roads.
B.
On freeways: A driver is subject to a fine of NT$3,000 to NT$6,000 if he/she or the front
seat passenger is not buckling a seatbelt while driving on freeways.
II.
Children should sit in safety seats
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Children below the age of four and less than 18 kilograms should be seated in a safety seat. Drivers
failing to do so are subject to a fine of NT$500.
III.
Wear a helmet while riding a motorbike
The driver of a motorbike is subject to a fine of NT$500 if he/she or his/her passenger is not wearing
a helmet.
IV.
Use of handhold mobile phone while driving is prohibited
A.
Drivers caught using a handhold device are subject to a fine of NT$3,000.
B.
Motorbike drivers using a handhold device are subject to a fine of NT$1,000.
V.
Obey the Rules on Freeway Traffic
Those violating the Rules on Freeway Traffic are subject to a fine of NT$3,000 to NT$6,000.
VI.
Driving while intoxicated is prohibited
A.
Drivers tested to have done any one of the following shall receive a fine of NT$15,000 to
NT$60,000, have their vehicles impounded at the scene and have their licenses suspended
for one year; those who have injured others as a result of this shall have their licenses
suspended for two years; those who have caused severe injury or death to others as a
result of this shall have their licenses revoked and shall not be eligible to reapply for a
license:
1.
Driving while intoxicated, as indicated by higher-than-normal blood alcoholic
content
2.
Taking drugs, hallucinogens, sedatives and other controlled substances
B.
Drivers refusing to take the above-mentioned tests are subject to a fine of NT$60,000 and
shall have their vehicles impounded at the scene and their licenses suspended. Those who
have caused severe injury or death to others as a result of this shall have their licenses
revoked and shall not be eligible to reapply for a license.
VII.
Do not run red lights
Drivers who run red lights at intersections controlled by traffic lights are subject to a fine of
NT$1,800 to NT$5,400.
VIII. Unlicensed individuals are not allowed to drive
Unlicensed individuals caught driving a vehicle shall receive a fine of NT$6,000 to NT$12,000, be
made to stop driving the vehicle and have the car plate detained.
IX.
Carry driving license and registration at all times
Those without a license or car/motorbike registration while driving shall receive a fine of NT$300
to NT$600. Related traffic laws and regulations:
A.
Statute Governing Road Traffic
B.
Rules on Road Traffic Safety
C.
Rules on Freeway Traffic
Useful Phone Numbers
Police (Tel: 110) Toll Free
Fire or Ambulance (Tel: 119) Toll Free
English Directory (Tel: 106)
International Call (Manual Connection) (Tel: 100)
Weather (in Mandarin) (Tel: 166)
Road Situation (Tel: 168)
For any emergencies during non-office hours, you can call 03-4638800 ext. 8585 or 03-4553698 and ask
help from our on-duty military instructors, you will always get answered.
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National Health Insurance

Every new student, upon arriving in YZU, should take the health examination which is held by YZU.
The examination fee in 2010 is around NT$1300 (this may varies from time to time). You will need to do
the further examination if the health report shows some problems of your health.
Insurance
All students must join the Student Group Insurance in YZU, the premium is NT$185 per semester (this
may varies from time to time). Besides, for those students who are here for the diploma (i.e. stay more
than 6 months) needs to apply National Health Insurance (NHI). The insurance premium is NT$749 per
month (this may varies from time to time). For the internship students, we strongly suggest you to buy
your personal insurance in your country before coming, or you can join the insurance in YZU which is
NT$141 per month (this may varies from time to time).
About National Health Insurance (NHI) Program
What is the coverage under NHI program?

The insured is entitled to receive the following comprehensive medical benefits:
1.
The outpatient service, impatient care and drugs that are provided by the
contracted medical care institutions in the case of illness, injury or childbearing.
2.
The preventive health care, such as children's preventive health care, prenatal
examinations and adult's health examinations.
3.
After receiving emergency treatment at a non-contracted medical institution in

Taiwan, or at a medical institution overseas, beneficiaries may subsequently apply
to the BNHI for cash reimbursement of medical expenses paid out-of-pocket.
Reimbursements are made according to the fee schedules published by the BNHI.
Where can I get the information of the National Health

Insurance (NHI) Program?
If you have any questions about the NHI, you could e-mail the question by visiting the
website,
http://www.nhi.gov.tw/english/webdata.asp?menu=11&menu_id=295&webdata_id=18
67, call toll free: 0800-030-598 or 02-21912006 for English Service or contact the Bureau
of National Health Insurance (BNHI) headquarters and its branch offices listed below:
BNHI Contact
Headquarters:
Tel: (02)2706-5866
Toll Free: 0800-030-598
Address: 140, Sec. 3 Xinyi Road, Taipei 10634
Office hour: Mon to Fri 8:30-12:30~1:30-17:30
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Taipei Region Branch

Tel: (02) 2523-2388
Address: 17, Xuchang Street, Taipei 10047
15-1, Gongyuan Road, Taipei 10041
7, Sec.1, Jhongshan N. Road, Taipei 10051
Northern Region Branch:

Tel: (03) 433-9111
Toll Free: 0800-030598
Address: 525 Sec.3 Jhongshan E. Road, Jhongli City, Taoyuan 32005
Insurance help desk at YZU

Tel: (886-3)463-8800 Ext.3241
E-mail: peilan@saturn.yzu.edu.tw
Sanitary and Health Care Section, Office of Student Affairs
Tel: (886-3)463-8800 Ext.2236
E-mail: stsshuo@saturn.yzu.edu.tw
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PART
3
Living
Information
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Useful Chinese Phrases

If it is your first time to live in Taiwan, or even around YZU, you will need all basic information you
can get on food, accommodation, and transportation. And, perhaps, you will also appreciate some extra
information on entertainment and shopping. In order to help you to get accustomed to this friendly
environment, the following information are provided for your reference.
Chinese
Pin Yin
English
____
Wo jiao ____
My name is____
Wo zhu zhong li
I live in Zhong Li.
Wo zai yuan ze da xue du shu I study in Yuan Ze University.
____
Qing dai wo dao ____
Please take me to _____.
Xie xie
Thanks.
Housing
On campus
Please refer to P.36 as we stated before or contact with Office of General Affairs
Tel: (886-3)463-8800 Ext.2880
E-mail: anne@saturn.yzu.edu.tw
Off campus
Check housing situation: you have to know the condition of your place on-site inspection. The considering
factors includes safe, environment, facilities and traffic. (The monthly rent ranges from NT$ 3000-8000
per room depending on the size and the condition of the house.)
You can find useful housing information through the following websites (Chinese
version): http://www.yzu.edu.tw/admin/st/index.php/content/view/1399/965/
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Living Expenses
Jhongli City in Taoyuan is one of the inexpensive areas to live in Taiwan. The cost of accommodation,
in particular, will be significantly cheaper than many other areas in Taiwan. You will require an amount of
money for your initial expenses when you arrive in the Yuan Ze University. You should bring sufficient
money for the cost of traveling to Yuan Ze University from your point of arrival. You should also have
money to cover any accommodation, food, local travel and any other incidental expenditure. For these
reasons, you will probably need a minimum of NT$10,000 as your immediate expenses. Credit cards are
widely accepted in Taiwan.
An average international student in Taiwan can expect to spend about NT$12,000 a month on:
Accommodation;
($ 3,500 - 5,000)
Food;
($ 4,200 - 5,500)
Books and other related study materials
Clothing;
Entertainment;
Transport;
Domestic travel;
Telephone;
Insurance; and
Incidental expenses.
You could spend more or less depending on your location, lifestyle and even your course.
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Banking
Changing Currency
Travelers check and your own national currency may be converted into Taiwanese Dollar at the
airport. If you intend to bring a small amount of cash with you from home, please check if it can be
exchanged in Taiwan before traveling. Banks in Taiwan mostly only accept US dollars. You are strongly
recommended not to carry a large amount of cash with you when you travel to Taiwan in case of loss or
being stolen.
On campus
Far Eastern International Bank (FEIB)

In our school, we have Far Eastern Bank situated on the first floor of Building Five. It is opened from
10:30-14:00 every Tuesday and Thursday and closed for legal holidays. Besides, the Bank sets a few ATM
machines on campus: there is one at Building 1, one at Building 5, and the other at the basement of
Undergraduate Dormitory Building. In addition, our campus postal office located at the first floor of
Building 1 also offer ATM services (no banking service). To open an account in the bank, you need to take
it with you a valid passport and the following documents:
Overseas Chinese: Student ID card and passport or overseas Chinese ID card issued by Overseas
Chinese Affairs Commission, Alien Resident Number issued by Immigration Bureau Office.
Foreigner: Student ID card, passport and ARC.
Minimum of NT$100 for opening a new account.
Students under 20 years old cannot open the bank account without guardian
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Off campus - Banks in Taoyuan

Branches that mark with can exchange foreign currency (mostly only US dollars).
1. Far Eastern International Bank
https://www.feib.com.tw/servicelocation/servicelocation01a.aspx
Branch name
Address
Telephone
Jhongli branch
No. 372, Yanping Rd., Jhongli City
(03)427-9696
Taoyuan branch
No. 78, Nanhua St., Taoyuan City
(03)339-6339
2. Taipei Fubon Bank

http://www.fubon.com/financial/service/local.htm?show=m6
Branch name
Address
Telephone
Taoyuan branch
No.33, Jhonghua Rd., Taoyuan City
(03)336-7171
Jhongjheng branch
No.476, Jhongjheng Rd., Taoyuan City
(03)335-0335
Jhongli branch
No.119, Sec. 2, Jhongbei Rd., Jhongli City
(03)459-5766
North Jhongli branch
No.268, Yuanhua Rd., Jhongli City
(03)425-6699
3. Bank SinoPac
http://www.banksinopac.com.tw/bsp/eng/e_index.asp
Branch name
Address
Telephone
South Taoyuan branch
No.839, Jhongshan Rd., Taoyuan City
(03)369-2727
Neili branch
No.321, Huanjhong E. Rd., Jhongli City
(03)435-8888
Jhongli branch
No. 160, Tzuhui 3rd St., Jhongli City
(03)427-8988
North Taoyuan branch
No. 656, Chunri Rd., Taoyuan City
(03) 317-8889
Taoyuan branch
No. 51, Fuhsing Rd., Taoyuan City
(03)333-9000
4. Taiwan Cooperative Bank

http://www.tcb-bank.com.tw/tcb/home/frame_eng.htm
Branch name
Address
Telephone
Jhongli branch
No.180, Jhongshan Rd., Jhongli City
(03)422-5141
Lishin branch
No.119, Jhongshan Rd., Jhongli City
(03)422-2131
Chung Yuan branch
No.392, Sec. 2 Jhongbei Rd., Jhongli City
(03)468-8998
South Taoyuan branch
No.845, Jhongshan Rd., Taoyuan City
(03)3692188
East Taoyuan branch
No.12, Jhonghua Rd., Taoyuan City
(03)335-5009
Taoyuan branch
(03)332-6121
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Ciwen branch
No.720, Jhongjhen Rd., Taoyuan City
(03)357-8811
5. First (Commercial) Bank

http://www.firstbank.com.tw/en_index.html
Branch name
Address
Telephone
Taoyuan branch
No.55, Minzu Rd., Taoyuan City
(03)332-6111
Neili branch
No.117, Hsinyi Rd., Jhongli City
(03)455-2410
No.285, Sec. 2 Sanmin Rd., Taoyuan City
(03)335-3131
West Zhongli branch
No.30, Sec. 2 Zhongyang W. Rd., Jhongli City
(03)491-8111
Jhongli branch
No.146, Jhongjheng Rd., Jhongli City
(03)422-5111
6. Chang Hwa Bank

https://www.chb.com.tw/wps/wcm/connect/web/common/English/eHistory/
Branch name
Address
Telephone
Jhongli branch
(03)425-2101
North Jhongli branch
No.155, Jhonghsiao Rd., Jhongli City
(03)463-6688
Taoyuan branch
(03)334-6130
No.189, Yongan Rd., Taoyuan City
(03)332-0743
7. Hua Nan (Commercial) Bank

http://www.hncb.com.tw/eng/index.shtml
Branch name
Address
Telephone
Taoyuan branch
No.79, Nanhua St., Taoyuan City
(03)332-1121
No.94, Sec. 2 Dahsing W. Rd., Taoyuan City
(03)301-1234
Jhongli branch
No.35, Minzu Rd., Jhongli City
(03)493-6999
Li-chang branch
(03)425-3151
Neili branch
No.260, Huanjhong E. Rd., Jhongli City
(03)462-6969
8. The Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank, LTD.

http://www.scsb.com.tw/english/eng_default.jsp
Branch Name
Address
Telephone
Taoyuan Branch
(03)336-9111
Jhongli Branch
No.18, Sec. 1 Jhongmei Rd., Jhongli City
(03)426-3111
Yenping Mini-Branch
551, Yenpping Rd., Jhongli City
(03)426-2111
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9. Citi (Taiwan) Bank

http://www.citibank.com.tw/portal/home_english/twcb_Home.htm
Branch Name
Address
Telephone
(03)333-9213
Jhongli branch
No.45, Jiuho 2nd St., Jhongli City
(03)422-3999
10. Mega International Commercial Bank

https://www.megabank.com.tw/en/about_service02.asp
Branch name
Address
Telephone
Jhongli Branch
No.46, Fuhsing Rd., Jhongli City,
North Jhongli Branch
No.406, Huanbei Rd., Jhongli City
Taoyuan Branch
No.2, Sec.2 Chengkung Rd., Taoyuan City
Taohsin Branch
No.180, Fuhsin Rd., Taoyuan City
Taoyuan International
No.15, Hangjhan South Road, Pusin Village, Dayuan

(03)398-2200
Township, Taoyuan County
Airport Branch
(03)422-8469
(03)426-2366
(03)337-6611
(03)332-7126
11. Bank of Taiwan

http://www.bot.com.tw/english/Pages/default.aspx
Branch name
Address
Telephone
Taoyuan branch
(03)335-2801
Jhongli branch
No.580, Yanping Rd., Jhongli City
(03)425-2160
Taoyuan International
Airport branch
No.15, Hangjhan South Road, Pusin Village, Dayuan

(03)398-2166
Township, Taoyuan County
Neili branch
No.125, Hsingnong Rd., Jhongli City
(03)461-8519
Jiangguo branch
No.169, Jianhsing Rd., Jhongli City
(03)467-0081
East Taoyuan branch
No.300, Jjngguo Rd., Taoyuan City
(03)326-3888
Taohsing branch
No.28-8, Yanping Rd., Taoyuan City
(03)364-5566
Hsinming branch
No.7, Hsinming Rd., Jhongli City
(03)495-1301
Rules regarding banking

I.
Opening bank accounts

When opening a bank account, foreigners should present a valid passport and an alien resident
certificate (ARC).
II.
Application and usage of bankcards
A. After opening a bank account, foreigners may present a valid passport and the original chop
(or signature) used to open the account to apply with the same bank for a bankcard [also
called FISC card which is issued by all banks and post offices with the coordination to
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Financial Information Service Co. Ltd. (FISC), Taiwan's national operator for interbank
information network services.]
B. Usages of the bankcard: For withdrawing cash and transferring funds via the automated
teller machines (ATMs) in or out of Taiwan.
C. Cash withdrawal limits: Based on the multiplication of One thousand New Taiwan dollars
(NT$1000) per unit. Each withdrawal at the ATM owned by the account holder's own bank is
limited to NT$30,000 (The limit is NT$20,000 when using ATMs owned by other banks for
cross-bank services. The total amount of withdrawals is limited to NT$100,000 in one single
day by most banks.
D. Fund transfer limits: Except for when a higher amount is set by the bank and the cardholder
while applying for the bankcard, fund transfers are limited to NT$30,000 each time. If a
cardholder has the need for a higher transfer amount, he/she should first sign an agreement
with his/her bank to set a ceiling. But the maximum amount should not exceed NT$2 million
per transfer. (The daily transfer limit is set by individual banks.)
E. Card loss: When a bankcard is lost, the customer may use the 24-hour automatic voice
service phone to report the loss and immediately freeze the account (to prevent
unauthorized cash withdrawals or fund diversions by person who may have found the card).
The customer then should go to the card-issuing bank during office hours to file a written
report and at the same time apply for a new card.
F.
Card replacement fee: Each bank may charge a fee when a customer reports the loss of the
card, and applies for a new card. Check with each bank for the fee.
III.
Automatic collection/payment services
People who have already opened deposit account or deposit savings account may present the
original chop (or signature) used to open the account and a photocopy of a payment slip to apply with the
same bank to pay the public utilities fees for water, electricity, household natural gas, phone bills, etc.
(Upon agreement, the bank will automatically make deductions from the account to pay the fees for the
customer, who will receive only receipts from the utilities firms later on.)
IV.
Electronic banking services
Foreigners in need of online electronic banking services may make an application with his/her bank
by presenting a valid passport and an ARC (those without an ARC should first apply for an ID number
basic information certificate at Immigration Bureau Office) plus the original chop (or signature) used to
open the bank account.
V.
Foreign exchange services
When making foreign exchange transactions, foreigners should present their passport or ARC to the
designated bank branches that are authorized to offer foreign exchange services. Each bank will charge
service fees for purchases and sales of foreign currencies as well as for mail or telecommunications costs.
VI.
Foreign currency deposits
When in need of opening foreign currency deposit bank accounts, follow the same procedures as
opening Taiwan currency accounts as explained in Item I above. The rules for foreign currency
transactions are the same as explained in Item V above.
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Food
On campus
1.
Artist Caf: Located in front of Building 2
2.
The Faculty & Staff Restaurant: Right on the downhill of the entrance
3.
Museum Caf: Located on 3F in Building 5 (R5309)
4.
Food Court I: Located at the basement of the undergraduate females dormitory
5.
Food Court II: Located at the basement of students activity center
6.
Food Court III: Located at the basement of the undergraduate males dormitory
7.
Discovery Plaza: Located at 1st and 2nd floor of the second dormitory
8.
Caves caf: Inside the Caves Bookstore, at Ground floor of the Student Union Building
Off campus
Night markets
Chung Yuan Night Market

The nearest night market from YZU embracing Chung-Yuan Christian University
(CYCU) around has become the most popular food & shopping place. This night
market is well-known for its bubble tea, barbecued stalls, snacks, etc. If you are
interested in visiting this night market, just ask people where CYCU is, you wont
miss it!!
Long-an Tourist Night Market
Jhongli Tourist Night Market

A must-go tourist night market is located on Sinming Road at the Central West Road and
Minzu Road in Jhongli City. Inside the night market, you will experience varieties of local
cuisine and specialty foods (e.g. Spring Onion Pancake, Stinky Tofu, and Taiwan Tempura,
etc.) at reasonable prices. If you enjoy shopping, there are many shops offering all kinds of
commodities from personal wears, hand crafts to home decoration accessories.
Taoyuan Tourist Night Market

If you live anywhere in/near Taoyuan city, Taoyuan Tourist Night Market is another
popular tourist night market we recommend. This night market is located at Beipu
Road between Jhongjheng Road and Mingsheng Road. Inside the night market, you
can find a great assortment of local arts and crafts, and personal accessories. In
addition, the night market is famous for it many delicious snack foods (e.g. oyster
omelets (O-a Jien), intestine thin noodles, fried octopuses, etc.)
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Clothing
Taiwan Weather
Taiwan, an Island known as a Pearl of Pacific Ocean, is about midway between Korea and Japan to
the north, and Hong-Kong and Philippines to the south. The island has subtropical climate. Summers in
Taiwan has the rainy season from May through September. During this time, monsoon and typhoons
occur frequently; as the result, the weather can get quite hot and humid. However, winters in Taiwan are
quite short from December through February. The weather is moderately cold and dry. Only the islands
higher mountains will have snow falls. Basically, there is still a clear distinguishability between summer
and winter; therefore, people living in Taiwan usually need two seasonal clothing: summer and winter.
Temperature in Taiwan ranges normally from 15~32. For details information for Taiwan weather,
please have a look at the website list below:
1.
Taiwan Weather Central Bureau: http://www.cwb.gov.tw/eng/index.htm
2.
Taiwan touch your heart: http://eng.taiwan.net.tw/
Electrical Appliances
The Taiwan Power Company provides AC110V/60Hz power for general use and AC220V/60Hz power
for some high power consumption appliances. Most electrical outlet sockets take two flat parallel blades
plug (Type A). For some newer buildings, sockets take a Type B plug, which is a Type A with a round
grounding prong.
If the voltage and plugs are different in your country, we recommend that you bring an adapter with
you. Any appliance that works on a higher or lower voltage may be damaged if a proper adapter is not
used.
Unpolarized Type A Plug and Socket
Polarized Type B Plug and Socket
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Transportation
Airport Transportation Services
This table shows the available transportation services to anywhere outside the airport.
Facilities
Services
Location
Skytrain provides free transportation

Skytrain
service between terminal I and terminal

II
South Side Entrance of Departure Hall on

3F->Take Elevator->1F Sky train Platform
To ensure the safety of passengers, only

Taxi
taxis approved by the Aviation Police
Taxi queues are outside the arrival halls of
Bureau are permitted to operate in
both terminals.
Taoyuan Airport
Ground level on the east and west sides of
terminal I.
Parking
Parking Lot
Two underground levels as well as the ground

level on the east and west sides of the
terminal II.
Several bus companies available:
Buses
1.
Taiwan Bus Corp
2.
Evergreen Bus
3.
Toward You Air Bus
4.
Free Go Bus
5.
United Highway Bus
6.
Taoyuan Bus Corp
Terminal I: On the southwest side of the

Arrival Passenger Reception Area.
Terminal II: On the northeast side of the
Arrival Passenger Reception.
Terminal I: On the north side of the Departure

Free shuttle-buses transport passengers
Shuttle Buses and airport personnel between Terminal
I and II
Hall.
Terminal II: On the southeast side of the
Arrival Passenger Reception Area facing
Terminal.
Terminal I: The Service Counter is located in
the North Side of the Arrivals Lobby.
Car Rental
Car rental companies
Terminal II: The Service Counter is located in

the North Side of the Arrival Passenger
Reception Area.
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Airport
YZU Transportation
If you are coming from the airport, the following information helps you to get to YZU.
By Bus:
Take bus from Taoyuan International Airport to Jhongli or Taoyuan Train station. The
bus fare is NT$ 45 per person. It takes about 35-45 minutes to travel.
Take bus from Songshan Airport to Taoyuan Train station. The bus fare is NT$ 50 per
person. It takes about 55 minutes to travel.
After arriving at Taoyuan Train station, you need to walk to Fuxing Road to take bus
route No.1. Get off at Neili bus stop and the bus fare is NT$18 per person. It takes
about 25-35 minutes to travel. Then it takes 10 minutes to walk to the main gate.
Taoyuan Bus Station
Fu Xing Road
Zhong Zhen Road

FE 21
Taoyuan Train Station
After arriving at Jhongli Train station, you can take bus route No.155 and 156. These
buses go directly into YZU and the bus fare is NT$18 per person. It takes about 30-40
minutes to travel.
After arriving at Jhongli Train station, you can take bus route No.1. Get off at Neili bus
stop and the bus fare is NT$18 per person. It takes about 30-40 minutes to travel.
Then it takes 10 minutes to walk to the main gate.
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Zhong Zhen Road
Jhongli Bus Station
Jhongli Train Station
From Jhongli train Station to Jhongli Bus Station
Sec 1, Zhong Hua Road

Neili Bus Station
Neili Train Station
Yuan Tung Road
Yuan Ze University
From Neili Bus Station to Yuan Ze University
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By taxi:
You can take a taxi from Taoyuan International Airport or Taipei Songshan Airport to Yuan Ze
University. The taxi fare is around NT$700-1200 one way.
School information (both in English and Mandarin) is provided below:
Take me to Yuan Ze University, please.
135
135, Yuan Tung Road, Jhongli 320, Taoyuan County
I am going to Office of International Affairs

in Building 7 (R70208) for registration,
thank you.
(R70208)
Pictures of Terminal One for reference:
Taxi Boarding Area
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Hotel Service, Car Rental, Taxi, Restaurant
Taxi Boarding Area
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Around YZU Transportation
It is very convenient for you to visit other cities by train.
Note: train station from Keelung to Miaoli : Keelung, Badu, Cidu, Wudu, Sijhih, Nankang, Songshan, Taipei,
Wanhua, Banciao, Shulin, Shanjia, Yingge, Taoyuan, Neili, Jhongli, Pusin, Yangmei, Fukang, Hukou, Sinfong,
Jhubei, Hsinchu, Siangshan, Ciding, Jhunan, Zaociao, Fongfu, Miaoli
Note: the timetable is subjected to change, please double check the train time when arranging your
itinerary.
TRA train timetable Information System: http://163.29.3.96/TWRail_EN/index.aspx
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This map shows you how to get to Neili Train Station from Yuan Ze University.
Sec 1, Zhong Hua Road
Neili Train Station
Yuan Tung Road
Yuan Ze University
Bus
Bus route No.155 and 156: You can take this bus at YZU campus and it goes directly
to Jhongli Train Station
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Useful websites for Transportation

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
China Post:
http://www.chinapost.com.tw/cp/transportation/
Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport:
http://www.taoyuanairport.gov.tw/english/index.jsp
Transportation Bureau of Taoyuan County Government
http://traffic.tycg.gov.tw/tyenglish2009/
e-IOT (information of traffic & transportation)
http://road.iot.gov.tw/
Department of Transportation of Taipei City
http://english.dot.taipei.gov.tw/MP_117002.html
Taiwan Railway Administration
http://www.railway.gov.tw/en/index/index.aspx
YZU
http://www.yzu.edu.tw/index.php/content/view/51/241/
Jhongli City International Website
http://www.junglicity.gov.tw/en/index.asp
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Medical Resources
On campus clinic
Sanitary & Health Care Section, Office of Student Affairs
Location: Sanitary & Health Care Section on Female & Male dormitory2
Contact information: 03-4638800 Ext. 2236
Service Items:
1.
First Aid treatment
2.
Medical insurance for both in school and extracurricular activities insurance
3.
Lending Medical equipment service: medical box, wheelchair, auxiliary cane, ice
pillow, hot-water bag, and thermometer.
4.
Provide advice of medical health care.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Friday
Family Medicine
Family Medicine
1300-1500
1230-1430
Rehabilitation
Medicine
Rehabilitation
Medicine
1230-1430
1300-1500
Not available on every Thursday of the whole semester.

When:
1. Accidental injury
2. Hospitalization due to disease
In order to claim the compensation of student insurance, please prepare:
1. Diagnosis (Original)
2. Receipt (Original)
3. Bankbook cover (Copy)
http://www.yzu.edu.tw/admin/st/index.php/content/view/1420/995/lang,tw/
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Off campus: Other Medical Organizations

General
Address
Taoyuan General Hospital No. 1492, Jhongshan Rd., Taoyuan City
Li Shin Hospital
No. 77, Guangtai Rd., Pingjhen City
Hsin Kuo Min General
No. 152, Fushing Rd., Jhongli City
Hospital
Hua Yang General
No. 316, Sec. 2 Jungbei Rd., Jhongli City
Hospital
Chang Gung Memorial No. 5, Fushing St., Gueishan Shiang,
Hospital
Taoyuan
Telephone
(03)3699721
(03)4941234
Remark
(03)4225180
(03)4577222
(03)3281200
Neili United Clinic
No. 232, Sec. 1 Jhonghua Rd., Jhongli

City
(03)4352059
Kang Tai Clinic
No. 131, Rungmin Rd., Jhongli City
(03)4518811
Huang Da Zhong
Pediatrics Clinic
No. 93, Sec. 1 Shingren Rd., Jhongli City (03)4639962
Min-Sheng Healthcare
No.106, Sec. 3 Sanmin Rd., Taoyuan City (03)3179599
Enclose
Ophthalmology
department
Enclose Skin
department
Enclose foreigners
healthcare center
Dental Department
Address
Jia Cheng Dental Clinic
No. 196, Sec. 1 Junghua Rd., Jhongli City, Taoyuan (03) 4519448
Dong Jin Dental Clinic
1Fl., No. 27-1, Rungmin Rd., Jhongli City, Taoyuan (03) 4631021
Skin Department
Yu Wei Associated Skin Clinic
Chang Shu Quans Skin Clinic
Bais Skin Clinic
Telephone
Address
No. 476,Yanping Rd., Jhongli City
No. 107, Yuanhua Rd., Jhongli City
No. 5, Wenhua St., Taoyuan City
Telephone
(03) 4257011
(03)4273707
(03) 3324540
Contract Hospital
Tao-Yuan General Hospital, Department of Health

No. 1492, Jungshan Rd., Taoyuan City, Taoyuan, Taiwan
Operator: +886-3-3699721
Information Desk: +886-3-3699721 Ext.2190
Emergency Treatment: +886-3-3699721 Ext.2173
Government institutions
Public Health Bureau, Taoyuan County Government
Address: No.55 Hsienfu Road, Taoyuan City

Telephone: (03)334-0935
http://www.tychb.gov.tw/en/Content.asp?cid=2
Jhongli City Public Health Center of Taoyuan County
http://chl-tyh.doh.gov.tw/pub/LIT_3.asp
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Recreation and Entertainment

There are lots of natural scenery and spots and also plenty of indoor entertainment places in
Taoyuan. We provide several well-known sites and places here. If you would like to get more information,
please have a look at the following websites.
Outdoor
Forest Pleasure Ground

Daguan Mountain Nature Reservatory
Visitors can enjoy these trees with the age in 500 - 3000 years old. The plentiful
characteristic
of
the
giant
juniper
alive
likes
the
magic
fairy
tale.
http://travel-taoyuan.tycg.gov.tw/e_content/travel/travel03.aspx?sid=1&cid=1&tid
=57&CountryID=0
Amusement Park
Taiwan's Window on China Theme Park
http://www.woc.com.tw/index_en.aspx
General
Tiger Mountain Park

The Environmental Park on the mountain was originally a garbage dumping
ground which now has become a new park following renovation. Since one
can have a good view of Taoyuan City at night from there and look at the
starry sky , when night falls, many lovers go dating on the mountain and
spend a romantic night there.
http://travel-taoyuan.tycg.gov.tw/e_content/travel/travel03.aspx?sid=1&ci
d=1&tid=14&CountryID=0
Cihu
It is the place of mausoleum to put the former President Chiang. It is
located in Dasi in Taoyuan. Cihu locates in Dasi was the temperate place for
respecting hereupon of the President Chiang death in 1975.
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Fusing Township
Fusing Township is a mostly aboriginal township nestled amidst the
verdant mountains rushing rivers of Taoyuan County
http://www.fusing.gov.tw/english.htm
Xiao Wulai Skywalk

In the mother language of Ta-ya clan, the word Wulai represents the
meaning of the hot springs
Shihmen Reservoir
Situated midstream of Dahan River between Dasi and Longtan Village, its
water source comes from north of Tapachien Mountain.
http://www.wra.gov.tw/ct.asp?xItem=38347&CtNode=6553
Wei Chuan Pusin Pastures

It is located in the east of Yangmei. Visitors can watch the milking process
and learn about the production of fresh milk.
http://english.justaiwan.com/taiwan/spot_main.php?id=264
Dried tofu in Dasi Township; peanut candy in Longtan Township; recreation farms
and Guanyin Lido in Guanyin Township
Source: http://travel-taoyuan.tycg.gov.tw/e_content/travel/travel02.aspx?sid=1&cid=1&Co
untryID=0&PageID=2
Indoors
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Shopping Walker
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
SOGO business circle

Jhong-li sightseeing night market
Jhong-li Train Station Business Circle
Sinsheng Rd. business circle
Metro Walk Shopping Center
B&Q / Home Box
FE21, Tonlin Department Store, Shin Kong Mitsukoshi
Taoyuan Sightseeing Night Market
TaiMall
A. mart
Carrefour: Taoyuan / Jhong-li / Nei-li branch
RT-Mart: Jhongfong / Jhong-li branch
KTVs & Theaters

Type
Name
Telephone
Location
British Empire KTV
(03)4226738
Holiday KTV(Yanping
branch)
0800-076168
No.552, Yanping Rd., Jhongli City
Holiday KTV(Jhujiang
branch)
0800-076168
1F., No.12, Sec. 1 Jhongmei Rd.,

Jhongli City
KTV Holiday KTV(Taoyuan

branch)
0800-076168
No.95, Fusing Rd., Taoyuan City
Major League KTV
(03)4227403
5F., No.170, Jhongjheng Rd., Jhongli

City
Cashbox KTV(Jhongli
branch)
(03)4270606
No.88, Jhongyang E. Rd., Jhongli

City
Cashbox KTV(Taoyuan
branch)
(03)3310000
At the back of Tonlin Department

Store
Chung Yuan
(03)4562414
In Chung Yuan night market
Tonlin
(03)3330093
located in front of Tonlin

Department Store
Center Theater
(03)3397830
On Jhongjheng Rd. in Taoyuan, near

Taoyuan Sightseeing Night Market
Theate ACE Theaters

r
Lai-lai
(03)3313399
On 7F at TaiMall
(03)4251934
In front of SOGO ll in Jhongli City
Venice Cinemas
(03)2805018
In front of SOGO l in Jhongli City
SBC Cinemas
(03)4680080
On 5F at Metro Walk Shopping

Center
Cin-cin Theater
(03)4255536
Sec. 1 Jhongyang W. Rd. in Taoyuan

City
Government institutions:
Cultural Affairs Bureau Taoyuan Government
(Cultural Center)
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Address
No.21, Hsienfu Rd, Taoyuan City (Behind the County Government Offices)
Telephone
(03)332-2592
Fax
(03)335-3441
The Jhongli Art Hall

Address
16, Jhongmei Rd., Jhongli City (by Jhongjheng Park)
Telephone
(03)425-8804 or (03)425-8604
Fax
(03)425-8604
There are lots of Historic Sites & Ancient Monuments introduced there with information about
historical background, architecture and its feature, and way to get there. Please refer to the
website: http://www.tyccc.gov.tw/english_version/historic_monuments_01.asp
http://www.tyccc.gov.tw/english_version/location.asp
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Popular Websites for Sight-Seeing:
Taiwan Map: http://www.taiwan-map.com/EngMap/default.asp
Taiwan Touch Your Heart : http://www.taiwan.net.tw/
Taoyuan Prefecture Portal : http://english.tycg.gov.tw/eng/index.aspx
Taoyuan City Government : http://www.taocity.gov.tw/en/au_1.html
Taoyuan County Government : http://www.tycg.gov.tw/eng/index.aspx
Taiwan National Parks: http://np.cpami.gov.tw/english/index.php/
National Palace Museum: http://www.npm.gov.tw/
Tourism Bureau, Republic of China (Taiwan): http://www.taiwan.net.tw/
Travel in Taiwan : http://www.tit.com.tw/e_home.htm
GIO of R.O.C.: http://www.gio.gov.tw/
e-Traffic Service : http://e-trans.iot.gov.tw/query/index-en_enable.jsp
Chunghwa Post: http://www.post.gov.tw/post/internet/u_english/index.jsp?ID=21
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http://eng.taiwan.net.tw/
Making Phone Calls

Telecom & Telephones
I.
Local Calls
When applying local phone, you will have to present personal identification, including Alien Resident
Certificate, passport or drivers license, and accompanied by a native guarantee (ID Card and Health
Insurance IC Card are necessary) at Service Centers in person. When making a local call, simply dial the
local exchange and subscribers no.
II.
Long Distance Calls

When making a long distance call, be sure to dial 0 and the area code first, and then the
subscribers number. For example, if youre calling to Kaohsiung area, you have to dial 07-xxx-xxxx
For more information, please have a look
at: http://www.cht.com.tw/CHTFinalE/Web/Personal.php?CatID=9
III. International Calls
You can direct-dial an international call as follows: International Prefix Code (002)+Country Code
+Area Code+Telephone number
Example: From Taiwan to New York in the U.S.A.: 002+1+212+xxx+xxxx
The initial 0 of the area code is usually not required when dialing international calls. For example,
Tokyos area code is 03 and you only have to dial 3.
Operator Toll Dialing Service: 100
IV. Paying Your Telecom Bill
Your Telecom monthly bill can be paid as follows:
A. Telecom Service Center
B. Banks and post offices
C. Convenience Stores: 7-11, OK, Family Mart, Niko Mart and HI-Life
D. Account Transfer by ATM
E. Internet
F.
Phone Banks (Voice Payment): dial 412-1111 for services
V.
Mobile Calls
When applying mobile phone, you will have to present personal identification, including Alien
Resident Certificate, passport or drivers license, and accompanied by a native guarantee (ID Card and
Health Insurance IC Card are necessary) at Service Centers in person. Collocated with contract, you can
buy an offer handset. When making a mobile phone call, simply dial the 10-digit no. Example: 09-xxxxxxxx
(10 digits)
VI. Broadband Service
Broadband Service provides you an access to the inexhaustible supply of information available on the
Internet.
For more information, please visit http://www.cht.com.tw/CHTFinalE/Web/Personal.php?CatID=5
VII. Other Services
Repair Service: 112
English Speaking Directory Assistant: 106
Yellow Page: http://www.eyp.com.tw/
Skype: http://www.skype.com/
For further information, please visit:
Chunghwa Telecom
http://www.cht.com.tw/CHTFinalE/Web/
Taiwan Mobile
http://english.taiwanmobile.com/
Far Eastone
https://www.fetnet.net/cs/Satellite/eCorporate/ecoHome
Emergency Phone Numbers

Service units
Phone
Services summary
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number
Police (free service)
110
Fire departments
(free service)
119
Domestic violence help line
113
Criminal offence, traffic accidents and other incidents requiring

police assistance.
Fire, assisting accident casualties and other emergencies
requiring urgent assistance.
Provides 24 hour emergency assistance in cases of domestic
abuse and legal and psychological services for injured parties.
Home Services Numbers

Service
Telephone
Service summary
Phone repair
Local directory assistance
Long-distance directory assistance
English directory assistance
International operator
Electrical power service line
Taiwan Water Corporation service
center
112
104
105
106
100
1911
Household phone and line repair.

Local telephone number inquiry service.
Long-distance telephone number inquiry service.
Domestic telephone inquiry service in English.
International telephone operator services.
1910
Consultation services related to consumer rights

and interests.
Bureau of National Health Insurance
Consultation regarding health insurance and
0800-212-369
inquiry hotline
using the NHI IC card.
Sightseeing inquiry hotline (24-Hour
24-hour consultation services in Chinese, English
0800-011-765
Toll-Free Travel Information call center)
and Japanese.
Taoyuan County Government service
Consultation regarding all types of municipal
1999
hotline
issues.
AIDS hotline
0800-888-995
Time
117
Weather
166
CKS International Airport Tourist
Service Center
(03)383-4631
Passenger Terminal Building I
Passenger Terminal Building II
(03)398-3341
Tourist Service Center, Kaohsiung
(07)805-7888
International Airport, Tourism Bureau
Government Information Office
(02)3356-8888
International Community Service
0800-024-111
Hotline
Board of Foreign Trade
(02)2351-0271
China External Trade Development
(02)2725-5200
Council (CETRA)
English - speaking taxi
(02)2799-7997
Consumer hotline
1950
Should you have any other questions about living in Taiwan, please call 0800-024-111 or check the
website for further information for foreigners
at http://www.immigration.gov.tw//immig_eng/aspcode/main4.asp
http://iff.immigration.gov.tw/enfront/index.php
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Other Recommended Websites

National Health Insurance
http://www.nhi.gov.tw/english/index.asp
Toll Free: 0800-212-369 or 0800-030-598
Fax: (02)2702-5834
National Immigration Agency
http://www.immigration.gov.tw/
Tel: (02)2388-9393 or 0800-024-111
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
http://www.mofa.gov.tw/
Tel: (02)2348-2999
National Police Agency
http://www.npa.gov.tw/NPAGip/wSite/mp?mp=4
Tel: (02)2321-9011 or 0800-018-111
Ministry of Education
http://english.moe.gov.tw/mp.asp?mp=1
Tel: (02)7736-6051
Council of Labor Affairs
http://chem.cla.gov.tw/cgi-bin/siteMaker/SM_theme?page=48e31c0e
Tel: (02)8590-2866 or 0800-085-151
Ministry of Economic Affairs
http://www.moea.gov.tw/
Tel: (02)2321-2200
eTax Portal, Ministry of Finance
http://english.etax.nat.gov.tw/wSite/dp?mp=4
Tel: 0800-881-666 (Toll Free)
Employment of Foreigners, Bureau of Employment and Vocational Training http://www.evta.gov.tw/
Tel: (02)8590-1237
Replacing Foreign Drivers Licenses
http://www.thb.gov.tw/new_english/index.htmTel: (02)2311-3456
Tourism Bureau
http://www.taiwan.net.tw
Tel: (02)2349-1500
Taiwan Area National Freeway Bureau
http://www.freeway.gov.tw/English/
Tel: (02)2909-6141
Taiwan Railway Administration
http://www.railway.gov.tw/en/index/index.aspx
Tel: (02)2370-2727 or 0800-765-888
Taipei Metro
http://english.trtc.com.tw/
Tel: (02)2181-2345
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Taipei City Government

http://english.taipei.gov.tw/
Tel: (02)2720-8889
Central Weather Bureau
http://www.cwb.gov.tw/eng/index.htm
Tel: (02)2349-1000 Weather: (02)23491234 Earthquake: (02)23491168
National Palace Museum
http://www.npm.gov.tw/en/home.htm
Tel: (02)2881-2021
Taiwan National Parks
http://np.cpami.gov.tw/english/
Tel: (02)8771-2345
National Central Library
http://www.ncl.edu.tw/mp.asp?mp=5
Tel: (02)2361-9132
National Theater Concert Hall
National Chiang Kai Shek Cultural Center
http://www.ntch.edu.tw/english/
Tel: (02)3393-9888
Department of Health
http://www.doh.gov.tw/EN2006/index_EN.aspx
Tel: (02)8590-6666
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Appendix
Telephone and Address of Foreign Organizations in Taiwan
EMBASSY OF BELIZE
11F 9 Lane 62, Tien Mu W. Road, Taipei 111
TEL: (02)2876-0894, 2876-0895
FAX: (02)2876-0896
EMBASSY OF BURKINA FASO

6F 9-1 Lane 62, Tien Mu W. Road, Taipei 111
TEL: (02)2873-3096
FAX: (02)2873-3071
EMBASSY OF DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE

TEL: (02)2876-6824
FAX:2876-6964
EMBASSY OF SAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS

TEL: (02)2873-3252
FAX: (02)2873-3246
EMBASSY OF SOLOMON ISLANDS

TEL: (02)2873-1168
FAX: (02)2873-5224
EMBASSY OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

TEL: (02)2875-1357
FAX: (02)2875-2661
EMBASSY OF THE KINGDOM OF SWAZILAND

TEL: (02)2872-5934
FAX: (02)2872-6511
EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF EL SALVADOR

TEL: (02)2876-3606
FAX: (02)2876-3514
EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF GUATEMALA

TEL: (02)2875-6952, (02)2876-5523 FAX: (02)2874-0699
EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF HAITI
TEL: (02)2876-6718
FAX: (02)2876-6719
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EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF HONDURAS

TEL: (02)2875-5507,2875-5512,2875-5828 FAX: (02)2875-5726
EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF NAURU
TEL: (02)2876-1950
FAX: (02)2876-1930
EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF NICARAGUA

TEL: (02)2874-9034
FAX: (02)2874-9080
EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF PALAU

TEL: (02)2876-5415, 2876-5460, 2876-7174 FAX: (02)2876-0436
EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF PANAMA
6F 111 Sung Jiang Road, Taipei 104
TEL: (02)2509-9189
FAX: (02)2509-9801
EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF PARAGUAY

TEL: (02)2873-6310
FAX: (02)2873-6312
EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE GAMBIA

TEL: (02)2875-3911
FAX: (02)2875-2775
EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE MARSHALL ISLANDS

TEL: (02)2873-4884
FAX: (02)2873-4904
APOSTOLIC NUNCIATURE
87 Ai Kuo E. Road, Taipei 106
TEL: (02)2321-6847, 2341-5298
FAX: (02)2391-1926
AMERICAN INSTITUTE IN TAIWAN, KAOHSIUNG OFFICE

5F 2 Zhong Zheng 3rd Road, Kaohsiung 800
TEL: (07)238-7744
FAX: (07)238-5237
AMERICAN INSTITUTE IN TAIWAN, TAIEPI OFFICE

7 Lane 134 Sec. 3 Xin Yi Road, Taipei 104
TEL: (02)2162-2000
FAX: (02)2162-2251
ARGENTINA TRADE AND CULTURAL OFFICE

Room 1004, 333 Sec. 1 Keelung Road, Taipei 110
TEL: (02)2757-6556
FAX: (02)2757-6445
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AUSTRALIAN COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY OFFICE

27-28F, 9-11 Song Gao Road, Xinyi District, Taipei 110
TEL: (02)8725-4100
FAX: (02)8789-9599
AUSTRIAN OFFICE TAIPEI

10F 167 Dun Hua N. Road, Taipei 105
TEL: (02)2712-8598
FAX: (02)2514-9980
AUSTRIAN TRADE DELEGATION

Room 608, 205 Dun Hua N. Road, Taipei 105
TEL: (02)2715-5220
FAX: (02)2717-3242
BELGIAN OFFICE TAIEPI

Room 601, 131 Sec. 3 Min Sheng E. Road, Taipei 105
TEL: (02)2715-1215
FAX: (02)2712-6258
BOLIVIAN COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL REPRESENTATION

Room 7E-13, 5 Sec. 5 Xin Yi Road, Taipei 110
TEL: (02)2723-8721
FAX: (02)2723-8764
BRAZIL BUSINESS CENTER

5F 197 Sec. 6 Zhong Shan N. Road, Taipei 111
TEL: (02)2835-7388
FAX: (02)2835-7121
BRITISH TRADE AND CULTURAL OFFICE

26F 9-11 Song Gao Road, Taipei 100
TEL: (02)8758-2088
FAX: (02)8758-2050
BRUNEI DARUSSALAM TRADE AND TOURISM OFFICE

6F 80 Sec. 1 Jien Guo N. Road, Taipei
TEL: (02)2506-3767
FAX: (02)2506-3721
CANADIAN TRADE OFFICE IN TAIPEI

13F 365 Fu Xing N. Road, Taipei 105
TEL: (02)2544-3000
FAX: (02)2544-3592
CHILEAN TRADE OFFICE, TAIPEI

Room 7B-06, 5 Sec. 5 Xin Yi Road, Taipei 110
TEL: (02)2723-0329
FAX: (02)2723-0318
COMMERCIAL OFFICE OF PERU IN TAIPEI

TEL: (02)2757-7017
FAX: (02)2757-6480
COMMERCIAL OFFICE OF THE SULTANATE OF OMAN TAIWAN

Room 7G-05, 5 Sec. 5 Xin Yi Road, Taipei 110
TEL: (02)2722-0684
FAX: (02)2722-0645
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CZECH ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL OFFICE

7F-B, 200 Sec. 1 Keelung Road, Taipei 110
TEL: (02)2722-5100
FAX: (02)2722-1270
EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AND TRADE OFFICE

TEL: (02)2757-7211
FAX: (02)2757-7209
EXPORTRADET TAIPEI, SWEDISH TRADE COUNCIL

TEL: (02)2757-6573
FAX: (02)2757-6723
FIJI TRADE AND TOURISM REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE IN ROC

TEL: (02)2757-9596
FAX: (02)2757-9597
FINLAND TRADE CENTER

TEL: (02)2722-0764
FAX: (02)2725-1517
FRENCH INSTITUTE IN TAIPEI

Room 1003, 10F 205 Dun Hua N. Road, Taipei 105
TEL: (02)3518-5151
FAX: (02)3518-5195
GERMAN CULTURAL CENTRE

12F 20 Sec. 1 Ho Ping W. Road, Taipei 100
TEL: (02)2365-7294
FAX: (02)2368-7542
GERMAN INSTITUTE TAIPEI

4F 2 Sec. 3 Min Sheng E. Road, Taipei 104
TEL: (02)2501-6188
FAX: (02)2501-6139
GERMAN TRADE OFFICE, TAIPEI

TEL: (02)2506-9028
FAX: (02)2506-8182
HUNGARIAN TRADE OFFICE

3F 97 Jing Ye 1st Road, Tazhi, Taipei 111
TEL: (02)8501-1200
FAX: (02)8501-1161
INDIA-TAIPEI ASSOCIATION
TEL: (02)2757-6112
FAX: (02)2757-6117
INDONESIAN ECONOMIC AND TRADE OFFICE TO TAIPEI

12F 337 6F, 550 Rui Guang Road, Taipei 114
TEL: (02)8752-6170
FAX: (02)8752-3706
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INTERCHANGE ASSOCIATION (JAPAN), KAOHSIUNG OFFICE

9F 87 Ho Ping 1st Road, Kaohsiung 802
TEL: (07)771-4008
FAX: (07)771-2734
INTERCHANGE ASSOCIATION (JAPAN), TAIPEI OFFICE

28 Ching Cheng Street, Taipei (Tungtai Commercial Building)
TEL: (02)2713-8000
FAX: (02)2713-8787
ISRAEL ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL OFFICE IN TAIPEI

TEL: (02)2757-9692
FAX: (02)2757-7247
ITALIAN ECONOMIC,TRADE AND CULTURAL PROMOTION OFFICE

TEL: (02)2345-0320
FAX: (02)2757-6260
KOREAN MISSION IN TAIPEI

TEL: (02)2758-8320
FAX: (02)2757-7006
LIAISON OFFICE OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA

TEL: (02)2715-3250
FAX: (02)2712-5109
MALAYSIAN FRIENDSHIP AND TRADE CENTRE, TAIPEI

8F 102 Dun Hua N. Road, Taipei 105
TEL: (02)2713-2626
FAX: (02)2514-9864
MANILA ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL OFFICE

11F 176 Chang Chun Road, Taipei 105
TEL: (02)2508-1719
FAX: (02)2508-4045
MANILA ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL OFFICE IN KAOHSIUNG

9F-2, 80 Min Tzu 1st Road, Kaohsiung 802
TEL: (07)398-5935, (07)398-5936
FAX: (07)398-5929
MANILA ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL OFFICE IN TAICHUNG

Room 2A, 4F 239 Min Chuan Road, Taichung 403
TEL: (04)2302-9080
FAX: (04)2302-9082
MEXICAN TRADE SERVICES (INVESTMENT AND TRADE DIVISION)

TEL: (02)2757-6526
FAX: (02)2757-6180
MEXICAN TRADE SERVICES DOCUMENTATION AND CULTURAL OFFICE

TEL: (02)6636-8112 For Visa: (02)2757-6595 FAX: (02)6636-8110
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NETHERLANDS TRADE AND INVESTMENT OFFICE

TEL: (02)2713-5760
FAX: (02)2713-0194
NEW ZEALAND COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY OFFICE

TEL: (02)2757-6725
FAX: (02)2757-6973
NIGERIA TRADE OFFICE IN TAIWAN, R.O.C.

Room7D06, 5 Sec. 5 Xin Yi Road, Taipei 110
TEL: (02)2720-2669
FAX: (02)2720-4242
REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE IN TAIPEI FOR THE MOSCOW-TAIPEI COORDINATION COMMISSION ON

ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL COOPERATION
15F, 2 Sec. 5 Xin Yi Road, Taipei, 110
TEL: (02)8780-3011
FAX: (02)8780-2511
SAUDI ARABIAN TRADE OFFICE

4F 9 Lane 62 Tien Mu W. Road, Taipei 111
TEL: (02)2876-1444
FAX: (02)2875-2919
SINGAPORE TRADE OFFICE IN TAIPEI

9F 85 Sec. 4 Jen Ai Road, Taipei 106
TEL: (02)2772-1940
FAX: (02)2711-7383
SLOVAK ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL OFFICE, TAIPEI

TEL: (02)8780-3231
FAX: (02)2723-5096
SPANISH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

10F-B1, 49 Sec. 3 Min Sheng E. Road, Taipei 104
TEL: (02)2518-4901~3
FAX: (02)2518-4904, (02)2518-4891
THAILAND BOARD OF INVESTMENT TAIPEI OFFICE

3F 5 Sec 5 Xin Yi Road Taipei 110
TEL: (02)2345-6663
FAX: (02)2345-9223
THAILAND TRADE AND ECONOMIC OFFICE

12F 168 Song Jiang Road, Taipei 104
TEL: (02)2581-1979
FAX: (02)2581-8707
THE INSTITUTE FOR TRADE AND INVESTMENT OF IRELAND

7F-12, 41 Nanjing W. Road, Taipei 103
TEL: (02)2552-6101
FAX: (02)2550-7220
THE JORDANIAN COMMERCIAL OFFICE

1F 110 Sec. 2 Zhong Cheng Road, Taipei 111
TEL: (02)2871-7712
FAX: (02)2872-1176
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TRADE COMMISSION OF DENMARK, TAIPEI

TEL: (02)2718-2101
FAX: (02)2718-2141
TRADE OFFICE OF SWISS INDUSTRIES

TEL: (02)2720-1001
FAX: (02)2757-6984
TURKISH TRADE OFFICE

Room 1905, 333 Sec. 1 Keeling Road, Taipei 110
TEL: (02)2757-7318, (02)2757-6115 FAX: (02)2757-9432
ULAANBAATAR TRADE AND ECONOMIC OFFICE IN TAIPEI
Room 1112, 11F 333 Sec. 1 Keelung Road, Taipei 110
TEL: (02)2722-9740
FAX: (02)2722-9745
VIETNAM ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL OFFICE IN TAIPEI

3F 65 Song Jiang Road, Taipei 104
TEL: (02)2516-6626
FAX: (02)2504-1761
WARSAW TRADE OFFICE

TEL: 7718-3300
FAX: 7718-3310
Source:
http://www.mofa.gov.tw/webapp/lp.asp?ctnode=1867&ctunit=34&basedsd=32
http://www.mofa.gov.tw/webapp/lp.asp?ctNode=1868&CtUnit=30&BaseDSD=30
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Telephone Number of International Airlines

Terminal 1
Airline
Booking Tel. No.
Airport Service Tel. No.
Air Macau (NX)
(02)2717-0377, (07)251-0860
(03)398-3121
Cathay Pacific (CX)
(02)2715-2333
(03)398-2501
Cebu Pacific (5J)
(02)2563-3331, (03)383-4131
China Airlines (CI)
(02)2715-1212, (07)282-6141
(03)398-8888
Continental Airlines (CO)
(02)2719-5947
(03)398-2404
Jetstar Airways (3K)
(02)2559-8041
(03)398-8888
Korean Air (KE)
(02)2518-2200
(03)383-3248
Malaysia Airlines (MH)
(02)2514-7888, (07)236-9348
(03)398-2521
Mandarin Airlines (AE)
(02)2717-1230
(03)398-8888
Philippine Airlines (PR)
(02)2506-7255
(03)398-2419
Thai Airways (TG)
(02)2509-6800
(03)383-4131~4
TransAsia Airways (GE)
449-8123, (02)2972-4599
(03)398-2404
Vietnam Airlines (VN)
(02)2517-7177, (07)227-0209
(03)398-3026
Terminal 2
Airline
Booking Tel. No.
Air Asia (D7)
Airport Service Tel. No.

(03)383-4283
Air China (CA)
(02)2715-1212, (07)282-6141
Air India (AI)
(02)2531-1168
All Nippon Airways (NH)
(02)2521-5777
(03)351-7666
Asiana Airlines (OZ)
(02)2581-4000
(03)398-6010
China Airlines (CI)
(02)2715-1212, (07)282-6141
(03)398-8888
China Eastern (MU)
(02)2715-1212, (07)282-6141
(03)398-8888
China Southern (CZ)
(02)2509-9555
(03)398-3998
Dragon Airlines (KA)
(02)2712-4567
(03)398-5888
EVA Airways (BR)
(02)2501-1999,(07)337-1199,
(07)795-9301
(03)398-2777
(03)351-6805
Hainan Airlines (CHH)
(02)2715-1212, (07)282-6141
(03)398-8888
Japan Airlines (JL)
0800-065-151
(03)398-2282
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (KL)
(02)2711-4055
(03)398-2769
Northwest Airlines (NW)
(02)2772-2188
(03)398-2471
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Palau National Airlines (9P)
(02)4066-6789
(03)398-3170#8101
Palau Airlines (OP)
(02)4066-6789
(03)398-3170#8101
Palau Trans Pacific Airlines (GP)
(02)3393-5388
(03)398-3170
Qantas (QF)
(02)2559-0508
Singapore Airlines (SQ)
(02)2551-6655
(03)398-3988
UNI Air (B7)
(02)2518-2626, (07)791-7977
(03)351-6805, (02)2715-6969
United Airlines (UA)
(02)2325-8868, (07)273-5544
(03)398-2781
(SC)
(02)2715-1212, (07)282-6141
(03)398-8888
(FM)
(02)2501-1999, (07)337-1199
(03)351-6805
(ZH)
(02)2715-1212, (07)282-6141
(03)398-8888
Source: http://www.taoyuanairport.gov.tw/web/english/schedule/airline_e.jsp
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Office of International Affairs

International Students Handbook

Editorial Advisor: James Wang

Information for Visitors ..............................................................................................79

Currently Yuan Ze has five colleges including the Colleges of Engineering,

Our goal is the pursuit of truth

Our objectives aim at creation and

Our life is based on harmonious nature

Our living rests on a healthy body and mind

Giving top priority to students in the areas of

The main theme of the Universitys development strategy emphasizes differentiation

yi, one means the beginning of everything.

Office of International Affairs

Recruiting international students, including degree-seeking, exchange, and study-abroad

Assisting YZU students in exchange and study abroad;

International Language and Culture Center

International Students Association (InSA)

PART 2-BACHELORS DEGREE OF DEPARTMENTS

Chapter 2 Payment of fees, registration and course selection

Chapter 3 Examinations, Course Credits and Grades

17-2. Types of students academic results:

Chapter 4 Absence, Truancy and Leave

Chapter 5 Minor, Change of Major, Double Major, and Double Degree

Students of all departments/colleges/programs may apply for a minor from other

Chapter 6 Suspension, Reinstatement, Transfer and Withdrawal

40-4. Students who have unsatisfactory conduct records.

Students enrolled to the university with borrowed, impersonated, counterfeited, or tempered

Students are found cheating in the entrance examination or convicted of imprisonment.

43-2. Students who are given a disciplinary dismissal.

Chapter 7 Graduation and Degree

PART 3-GRADUATE STUDIES

Chapter 2 Fees, Registration and Course Selection

Chapter 3 Period of Study, Course Credits and Grades

Chapter 4 Suspension, Reinstatement and Withdrawal

The reservation of admission qualification, suspension from schooling, reinstatement and

Chapter 5 Double degree

Chapter 6 Graduation and degree

PART 4-STUDENTSHIP MANAGEMENT

Records of the department/institute/college/program of study, year of study, academic results,

Yuan Ze University Regulations for Waiver

Those who are seeking for major/minor or double-major programs at YZU.

Article 3 Petitions for Waiver of Course and Transfer of Credit

Article 4 Application Review and Evaluation

Article 5 Screening Criteria

Article 6 Maximum of Transfer of Credit

Article 7 Students Entering as Upper-Level Transfers

Department transfer students cannot be considered entering as upper-level transfers.

Article 8 Scope of Transfer of Credit

Credit hours of required courses (including common courses)

Credit hours of double-major programs (degree seeking).

Article 9 Principles for Transfer of Credit and Waiver of Course

Article 10 Principles for Exchange or Offset between Credit Hours of

Exchange from fewer credit hours to more credit hours:

Article 11 Registration of Credit Hours Transferred

Verbally threaten, insult and/or attach others in the public.

Campus Life at YZU

How to place a phone call to the dorm via

Boys Dorm: 4357- ( is the room

2. Girls Dorm: 4357- ( is the room number + 40)

If the last digit of room number is 4, please dial:

2 direct lines: For Room 800, please dial:

3. Extension of YZU Operator: 7532

Student dormitory rules

Keep contraband in room/ dormitory (gambling, flammable goods).