Required Documents

All in electronic format, uploaded to the system:

A 2-inch passport photo

A 2-inch passport photo taken within the last 6 months, with a front view without a hat on a white background.


Proof of identity document

  1. Overseas Chinese Students: Permanent or long-term residency documents from the place of residence (such as a residence identity card or passport from the place of residence, or a Republic of China passport with an overseas Chinese identity endorsement).
  2. Hong Kong and Macau Students: A Hong Kong or Macau passport along with permanent residency documents, and original proof of continuous residence abroad (exemption applies if there are no immigration records). For those born in Mainland China, an additional "Home Return Permit" (回鄉證) is required.
  3. Chinese Students from Hong Kong or Macau with Foreign Nationality: A Hong Kong or Macau passport along with permanent residency documents, a foreign passport, and original proof of continuous residence abroad (exemption applies if there are no immigration records). For those born in Mainland China, an additional "Home Return Permit" (回鄉證) is required.


Academic Qualification Documents:

Documents in a foreign language (other than English) must be translated into Chinese or English and verified by a Taiwanese government office abroad or by a recommended institution designated by the Overseas Community Affairs Council.

  1. Academic Qualification Documents:
    • Current Graduates: Provide a certificate of enrollment issued by the school or a copy of the student ID (both sides). A formal graduation certificate must be obtained and submitted for review by the school before enrollment (by September 2025); otherwise, the applicant will be considered ineligible, and admission will be revoked for those already accepted.
    • Graduated Students: Provide a copy of the diploma for the highest level of education attained.
    • Applicants with Equivalent Academic Qualifications: Provide a certificate of completion for the highest level of education or a leave of absence certificate.
  2. Transcripts of Academic Records (Please indicate the location of the school and the duration of the program, including the school stamp):
    • Current Graduates: Submit transcripts for all years, including the overall average and ranking percentage as required by the department applied to (for students applying to master's programs, submit university transcripts). If the current semester grades are not yet available, that semester's transcript can be omitted; however, a verified official transcript for all years must be submitted before enrollment. Failure to do so will result in the revocation of admission and enrollment eligibility.
    • Students in the Fifth-Year System: Submit transcripts for the last two years (Grade 11 and Grade 12).
    • Graduated Students: Submit high school transcripts for all years, including the overall average ranking.
    • Applicants with Equivalent Academic Qualifications: Submit transcripts of secondary school studies and proof of academic ranking.


Department Review Items: Divided into "Required Documents" and "Optional Documents."

  1. The review materials should be limited to the duration of high school studies. Additional supportive documents for review may include awards, project results, professional licenses, language proficiency certificates, and leadership positions in school.
  2. Documents not in Chinese or English must be translated into Chinese or English. If there are more than two documents, please compile a table of contents and merge them into a single PDF file.
  3. For students applying to Chinese-taught programs, proficiency in Chinese listening, speaking, reading, and writing is required. To meet the needs of classes and internships, required documents include proof of Chinese language proficiency. Applicants must provide either a "TOCFL Advanced Level (B1) Certificate" or evidence that they passed the Chinese subject in every semester while attending a Chinese-language high school (as reflected in high school transcripts).


Payment Proof

A screenshot of the completed credit card transaction or a remittance receipt.


Important Notes

  1. This admission process is conducted through document review. If necessary, phone or video calls may be used.
  2. All application documents, except for the photo, must be uploaded in PDF format to the system before the application deadline. Incomplete submissions will be considered as not meeting application qualifications and will not undergo substantial review.
  3. All submitted documents will not be returned, regardless of admission status.
  4. To confirm your eligibility under the "Overseas Chinese Students Returning to Study and Counseling Regulations" or the "Regulations for Hong Kong and Macau Residents Studying in Taiwan," some of your data will be transmitted to the Overseas Community Affairs Council, the Ministry of Education, the National Immigration Agency, and the Overseas Joint Admission Committee to retrieve your entry and exit records. The Overseas Community Affairs Council, the Ministry of Education, and the Overseas Joint Admission Committee will conduct identity verification for overseas Chinese students and Hong Kong and Macau students.
  5. By applying online and having your qualifications verified by the school, you agree to provide relevant information for examination personnel to verify, announce the admission list, and transfer to the school’s academic record system after admission.
  6. If any of the documents provided by the applicant are found to be forged, altered, or fraudulent upon investigation, the applicant's admission and enrollment qualifications will be revoked. For those already enrolled, their student status will be canceled, and no academic certification will be issued. If discovered after graduation, their graduation status will be revoked, and their diploma will be recalled or annulled. If criminal liability is involved, the case will be referred to the judicial authorities for legal action.
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