Admission to Taiwan

  1. The students admitted through this enrollment process, including overseas Chinese students and those from Hong Kong and Macau, are not eligible to apply for the following programs at the school:
    • Continuing education bachelor's degree programs conducted as part of the "returning education" initiative.
    • Master's programs for working professionals.
    • Any other programs that only offer classes during the evening or on weekends.
  2. Admitted students must comply with the following regulations after enrollment:
    • Academic Regulations: Students are required to adhere to the academic regulations set by the Ministry of Education and the school's own academic rules.
    • Student Status: All students must follow the policies and guidelines regarding student status as outlined by the Ministry of Education and the institution.
  3. Receiving the admission notification does not equate to obtaining a visa to Taiwan. The visa must be issued by the appropriate government office or representative agency stationed abroad.
  4. The following regulations must be followed by overseas Chinese students and students from Hong Kong and Macau regarding entry visas and residence in Taiwan for study:
    • Overseas Chinese Students:
      • Foreign Passport Holders: Students holding a foreign passport must apply for an Alien Resident Certificate (ARC); Those holding a Taiwanese passport or proof of entry who do not have a household registration in Taiwan should apply for a Residence Permit. Students who already have a household registration in Taiwan must complete a registration transfer.
      • For detailed instructions on the residence visa application process for overseas Chinese students admitted to domestic colleges and universities, please visit the provided link.
      • For information regarding "Taiwan Region Stateless Nationals' Application for Residence or Extension of Residence and Change of Residence Reasons," please visit the provided link.
    • For Hong Kong and Macau Students:
      • Students with Hong Kong or Macau passports can apply for an entry and exit permit through the "Online Application System for Foreigners." After entering Taiwan, they should apply for the Taiwan Area Residence Entry and Exit Permit. Those who are ethnic Chinese with foreign nationality must apply for an Alien Resident Certificate (ARC).
      • Students aged 20 and above are required to apply for a "Criminal Record Certificate" and have the document verified. This certificate is necessary for purposes such as studying at overseas higher education institutions or applying for a residence permit in Taiwan.
      • For guidelines on applying for entry and exit permits for Hong Kong and Macau residents, please visit the provided link.
      • For information on applying for residence permits in Taiwan for Hong Kong and Macau residents, please visit the provided link./a>.
      • For documents required when applying for student residence visas by Hong Kong and Macau students holding foreign passports, please visit the provided link.
  5. Students from Hong Kong, Macau, and overseas Chinese students who wish to enroll in our institution are required to refer to the relevant admission guidelines. For detailed information, please visit the provided link.
  6. Upon arrival in Taiwan, students will be assisted by the Office of Student Affairs, specifically the Employment Services and Overseas Chinese Student Counseling Section (also known as "Job Counseling and Overseas Student Section" or 就僑組). This office provides support with various matters, including: Applying for a residence permit, Enrollment in Overseas Chinese student insurance (僑保) and National Health Insurance (健保), Assistance with on-campus and off-campus work-study programs. If you are confirmed to study at the university, please proactively contact the Office of Student Affairs (Job Counseling and Overseas Student Section) by email at D000019000@cgu.edu.tw or by phone at +886-3-2118800 ext. 2020. The office will provide you with further enrollment information.
  7. Accepted students must follow the instructions specified in the admission notification. Upon arrival at the school, they are required to present their identity documents and verified academic certificates for registration procedures.
  8. Students who are accepted can apply for deferral of admission following the university's academic regulations and relevant laws.

Other Important Notices

  1. This admission process is conducted following the university's regulations and the "Regulations for the Admission of Overseas Chinese Students and Students from Hong Kong and Macau to Chang Gung University."
  2. Any matters not covered in this guide will be handled according to the "Regulations for Overseas Chinese Students Returning to Study in Taiwan," the "Regulations for Hong Kong and Macau Residents Studying in Taiwan," the university's regulations, and the decisions made by the university's Admissions Committee.
  3. The applicant's registration data will be used solely for admission purposes (data for accepted students will be converted to student records) and related statistical research. All other data will be processed following the relevant provisions of the "Personal Data Protection Act."
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