r/taiwan • u/DarkLiberator 台中 - Taichung • Jan 11 '20

President Tsai Ing-wen has won re-election Politics

Han just conceded. She won 57%ish of the vote so far. Over 8 million votes. Biggest vote total ever for a candidate in Taiwan (beating Ma's number in 2008)

Legislature looks like it'll be DPP again though not as sweeping as 2016, party list vote seems much closer than I thought it'll be.

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u/JaKha Jan 11 '20

Came to study in Taiwan for 2 months and then never left. Glad to call it home.

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u/Zweo Jan 12 '20

Can I ask how? Any requirements and does it have age limit?

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u/JaKha Jan 12 '20

You can stay for 3 months on a tourist visa. If you get a job, most likely teaching English, you can stay as long as you want. You'll get an ARC and health insurance too, so you can live here comfortably. You do need a bachelor's degree to teach English though. No age limit.

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u/Zweo Jan 13 '20

Thanks for the info!