Admission for International Students

1. Overseas Compatriot Students: A copy of the residence identification card and passport of the overseas domicile, or a copy of the R.O.C. passport with the overseas residence endorsement.
2. Students from Hong Kong and Macao: A copy of both sides of the Hong Kong/Macao Permanent Resident Identity Card (mandatory), and a copy of the Special Administrative Region passport (if available). For those born in Mainland China, an additional copy of the personal information page of the "Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents" (Home Return Permit) must be uploaded.
3. Ethnic Chinese Students from Hong Kong/Macao Holding Foreign Nationality: A copy of both sides of the Hong Kong/Macao Permanent Resident Identity Card (mandatory), and a copy of the foreign passport (mandatory). For those born in Mainland China, an additional copy of the personal information page of the "Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents" (Home Return Permit) must be uploaded.

This photograph will be used for the student ID card. Applicants must upload a recent, front-facing, hatless, half-length color photograph taken within the last six months, sized 1.5 inches (width) × 2.0 inches (height), with a uniform background. The image resolution must be at least 450 × 600 pixels, scanned at 300–500 dpi, and saved in JPEG format (.jpg).

(Please print out the required documents according to the application eligibility, sign them personally, and scan them into a PDF file to upload to the application system.)

1. Overseas Compatriot Students:
   • Affidavit of Identity and Academic Qualification
   • Required Documents for Overseas Compatriot Identity Verification:
     • Documents that can verify Chinese ethnicity according to the regulations of the overseas residence, such as official ethnic registration by the local government or other ethnic registration recognized by the ROC government.
     • Documents showing a Chinese surname. This includes any name that can be identified as a common Chinese surname, regardless of whether it is written in Chinese, a local language, or a Roman alphabet. For example, an English name like "Jimmy HO" is acceptable.
     • Proof of bloodline or cultural connection. This includes documents or evidence showing that an individual's family lineage can be traced back to Chinese ancestors (including, but not limited to, the Han ethnic group). This determination can be made based on evidence such as household decorations, religious beliefs, sacrificial customs, lifestyle, membership in a clan association, or genealogical records.
2. Hong Kong and Macau Students, and Ethnic Chinese Students with Foreign Nationality:
   • Affidavit of Identity and Academic Qualification
   • Qualification Confirmation for Hong Kong or Macau Residents

1. For programs taught in Chinese: Submit proof of Chinese proficiency, such as:
   • TOCFL (Test of Chinese as a Foreign Language) Level B1 (Listening and Reading) or equivalent CEFR B1 and above.
   • Proof of full-time Chinese-medium instruction at high school.
2. For programs taught in English: Submit proof of English proficiency, such as:
   • CEFR B2 level and above.
   • Proof of full-time English-medium instruction at high school.

If the certificate of enrollment or graduation diploma is issued in a language other than Chinese or English, it must be translated, affixed with the official school seal, and authenticated by an R.O.C. (Taiwan) overseas mission or by a recommending unit designated by the Overseas Community Affairs Council.

1. Current senior high school graduates: Upload a certificate of enrollment for the current semester with the official school seal.
2. Applicants who have already graduated: Please upload the diploma of your highest academic qualification.
3. Applicants applying with equivalent educational qualifications: Provide a certificate of the highest level of study completed or a certificate of withdrawal.

If the transcript / mark sheet is issued in a language other than Chinese or English, it must be translated, affixed with the official school seal, and authenticated by an R.O.C. (Taiwan) overseas mission or by a recommending unit designated by the Overseas Community Affairs Council.

1. Current graduating students: Provide subject grades for four semesters, including semester GPA/average, class rank, and class rank percentile (if available).
2. Applicants who have already graduated: Complete transcripts of all semesters, including grades for each course, semester grade point averages, class ranking, and percentile ranking (if available).
3. Applicants applying with equivalent educational qualifications: Submit transcripts of the highest level of secondary education completed and proof of academic ranking.

Required and optional supporting documents as specified by each academic department. Please refer to each department's "Other requirements" for more details.

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