ARC Question: How to get an Internship in Taiwan when you are on a Dependent ARC

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I would also look at this thread:

Are Unpaid Internships Legal, Or...?

Hi all! Nice to meet you! My company’s telling me that I don’t need a work permit. I would work for them part-time and unpaid as an intern (non-specialized work) with a tourist visa. I recently graduated with my bachelor’s; so, I’m not a student, I have less than two years of professional experience, and I don’t have my Master’s. There is no contract in sight. Is this legal? Follow-up question: Is there a way to work for them legally? Thanks so much for the help!

It includes a link to a more recent thread about volunteer work, which I’ll also link here:

Most volunteer work now OK without work permit

[Cross-posted from Forward Taiwan @ FB] Here is Forward Taiwan’s translation of a new letter of interpretation from the Ministry of Labor that significantly expands the scope of unpaid volunteer work that foreign nationals can do in Taiwan without a work permit. In a nutshell, foreign nationals can now work as unpaid volunteers on public interest projects such as beach cleanups, animal shelters, or other informal projects. Previously, foreign nationals could only volunteer at registered charit…