exactly.
This is still 100% incorrect.
This exactly what I said. You can access countries visa free but not as many countries as those with household registration.
I sent you a picture of the entry stamps on my NWOHR passport. So I guess official source is the immigration officers of Malaysia and Brunei.
Here is some info from Wikipedia:
File:Visa requirements for Taiwanese citizens (6).png - Wikipedia
via: đ đ NWOHR | Traveling with an NWOHR passport - #5 by meishijia
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Those without TARC can travel?
TARC is for residence in Taiwan, not other countries.
99% of countries do not care if you have a TARC or not.
The exception would be the Phillipines who allow e-visa entry to those with TARCs but only full visa application to NWOHR with no TARC
Countries like Japan, USA, Canada require TARC. I guess there is no reliable source and only destination embassy can provide an official answer.
You have rejected everybodyâs advise where official answers have been cited so you will never find what youâre looking for.
Youâre looking for problems that donât exist and for confirmation if your own, incorrect, beliefs.
How did you find out you can use the NWOHR to travel other countries? Did you ask the embassy/consulate of the destination country before travelin?
Sorry, i´m surprised with this news.
People look into these things online. There is lotâs of information out there. You just refuse to accept what you are being told.
Well itâs not new. Itâs only new to you.
Nonsense. Who told you this?
According to this website, there are 33 countries (as of Feb 27th, 2024) which allow NWOHR passport holders to enter visa free and if we include Brunei to this list, the number should go up to 34 countries.
Nwohr passport is no good for visa free entry to most countries that offer it to Taiwan. They specifically stipulate that the passport must contain an id number. Nwohr passport wonât have it.
Maybe stick to the topic which is for NWOHR passports which do not have ID card numbers. Taiwan passport with ID card number is not NWOHR passport. Capice?
Brunei is visa on arrival technically but takes 2 seconds and ironically thereâs a much shorter queue so itâs quicker than visa not required ![]()
If a country mentions ID number requirement for visa free to Taiwan nationals, then itâs required. If nothing is mentioned then youâre good to go
Correct. A TW passport with ID is the citizen´s passport.
Went To TECO today and they don´t even know how to answer this question. They told me it´s better to ask that inquiry to the destiny country´s consulate. ![]()
Why would they know? Thy are not making the rules for other countries. The rules also change over time. They are correct to refer you to the appropriate place for your question.
Or maybe you listen to those who already talked to overseas consulates and even traveled on such passports. ![]()
