Taiwan Budget Tour Package

Although Taiwan isn’t an English speaking country, most of the people can speak manageable English and those involved in the tourism and hospitality sector can speak fluently. The local people speak Taiwanese, Mandarin Chinese and other aboriginal languages like Hakka.

In the northern part, we can see a sub-tropical climate and tropical climate in the southern part of Taiwan. In the south, the summer can get very hot and humid and the winter may be cold, but humid. The spring is the best season to travel to Taiwan.

Taiwan's official currency is the New Taiwan Dollar (NTD = NT$). If you are unable to change to the NTD from your home country, you may change into New Taiwan Dollars at the airport as well as at big banks and hotels. Credit cards such as Visa, Mastercard and American Express, which are popular internationally are widely used in Taiwan.

There are 46 countries which have limited exemptions from needing a visa to visit Taiwan. If you are a resident of those 46 countries, you will not require a visa to travel to Taiwan. Else, you need to apply for a visa before entering the country. 

1. 14 days visa-exempt: Philippines
2. 30 days visa-exempt: Malaysia, Singapore
3. 90-day visa-free: 
1. In Asia Pacific: Japan, Republic of Korea 
2. North America: Canada, United States of America
3. Europe Region: United Kingdom, Ireland, Austria, Belgium, Croatia, South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia, Slovenia, Vatican City State, Bulgaria, Romania, Cyprus, Andorra, San Marino

Taiwanese food is undoubtedly on the list of the best cuisines in the world. While you are there, do not miss out on these delicacies which you can get in perfection only in Taiwan. Some of them are hot pot, shaved ice, oyster omelettes, bubble milk tea, etc.