Tuesday, March 02, 2021

Taiwan - Starting from March 1, Taiwan to again allow non-R.O.C. nationals to visit Taiwan for medical purposes under certain conditions to continue providing quality medical care services

On February 24, the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) announced that in consideration of the stable coronavirus situation and adequate medical capacities in Taiwan, it would again conditionally allow non-R.O.C. nationals to enter Taiwan for medical purposes. 

The CECC pointed out that international patients may, except for non-urgent medical care needs including health checkups, and aesthetic medicine, provide relevant documents to medical institutions to apply for receiving medical care in Taiwan starting from March 1. 

The Ministry of Health and Welfare (the MOHW) will make the final decision on applications after reviewing the necessity, continuity, and risk of the treatment for applicants, in a bid to ensure non-R.O.C. nationals can receive medical care in Taiwan.
at

No comments:

Post a Comment

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

Ireland: The Immigration Services Registration Office urges customers intending to travel over the coming Christmas holiday period, whose current Irish residence permission will expire, to submit a renewal application

The Immigration Services Registration Office at Burgh Quay Dublin is currently experiencing a very large volume of applications for a renewa...