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Where does a Taiwanese passport allow me to travel without a traveling visa?

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I am a legal US resident with a Taiwanese passport. Where am I allowed to travel without a traveling visa?

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  1. nowhere


  2. Taiwan's passport is accepted visa free or visa on the spot to many Asian countries, like Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, etc.  They are all major tourist spots for Taiwanese people.

    There might be some detailed requirements, like to have the return ticket and proof of funds when you enter. Some required to purchase the tourist card or get visa on the spot. Please contact the embassy of each country you want to visit.

    Bahrain7D

    Burkina Faso  30D

    Cambodia30D

    Colombia 60D

    Costa Rica 90D

    Cuba 30D

    Dominica, The Commonwealth of  21D

    Ecuador 90D

    Egypt 15D

    El Salvador 90D

    Fiji 120D

    Gambia 90D

    Grenada 90D

    Guatemala 30D

    Haiti 90D

    Honduras 90D

    Indonesia 30D

    Jamaica 30D

    Japan 90D

    Jordan 14D

    Kenya  90D

    Kiribati, Republic of 30D

    Korea, Republic of 30D

    Liechtenstein 90D with European Schengen Visa

    Macao 30D

    Madagascar 30D

    Malawi 90D

    Malaysia 30D

    Maldives 30D

    Marshall Islands 30D

    Micronesia, Federated State of 30D

    Nauru 30D

    Nepal 30D

    Nicaragua 90D

    Niue 30D

    Oman 21D

    Palau 30D

    Panama 90D

    Peru 90D

    Saipan 14D

    Saintlucia (no limited on D)

    Samoa 30D

    Seychelles 30D

    Singapore 30D

    Solomon Islands 90D

    Sri Lanka 30D

    St. Kitts and Nevis 90D

    St. Vincent and the Grenadines 30D

    Swaziland 60D

    Switzerland 90D with European Schengen Visa

    Switzerland 48h transit

    Thailand 15D  

    Turks&caicos 30D  

    Tuvalu 30D  

    Uganda 180D  

    Vanuatu 30D

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