I have the same problem (irrenunciable). You get a letter from your country’s embassy/immigration office/ministry of foreign affairs/someone in power stating that the Constitution does not allow you to renounce but that you have requested anyways. But that is the last step in the process.
Sorry, I know this is a long time ago.
but I am in this situation.
IRRENUNCIABLE NATIONALITY
you presented this certificate and you could get the naturalization?
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I am having a question, i am getting Taiwan id next week, my wife and 2 years old daughter are holding 依親ARC, what is the shortest route for them to get APRC/ID? Can they apply for APRC/ID right after i am getting ID or they have to change their status to JFRV then wait 3 years later?
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is 35 or 36 the age cut for military service? and can you start the process at 34 and when you receive the Taiwanese ID you are 35, will you be exempt from military service?
Once you get your TARC, you can apply for a Taiwanese Passport and still keep your old passport so that means you can travel. if you do travel, the time extends to 2 years instead of 1? and if you keep traveling the times keeps resetting forever until you can stay in the country for 1 year straight without leaving in order to get your ID?
It is till the end of the year that you turn 36. It starts a year later since you get your household registration.
You can apply for passport without TARC, if you are a born taiwanese. (If you are a naturalized Taiwanese, you should give up your passport, iirc within a year, unless your original country forbids it, or you are one of special foreigners who can keep original passport)
Does anyone know if you have a “criminal” offense and were given a fine by police (ie criminal record?) after you got a marriage TARC if that would keep you from getting a ROC ID? or would you be “under observation” for 2-3 years or something?
I don’t know the direct answer, but this may be related. It seems “you would be under observation for 2-3 years or you could try again after 2-3 years”.
So can they cancel your citizenship for 5 years after your naturalization paper (become NWOHR) or for 5 years after you get an ROC ID (to get which you have to stay 365 consecutive days)?
Is this outdated info? They don’t do the quasi naturalization certificate anymore. But they will still revoke it if you don’t show them you renounced your prior citizenship within a year.
I suppose they can revoke 5 years from the Certificate of Naturalization point, not from ROC ID, then.
Yeah, this was the document I received 5 years ago when we had to denaturalize first and then get Taiwan’s naturalization…the period from which I got denaturalized till I was naturalized was exactly 2mths & 13 days…so I was stateless for that period.
Correct!!! I just checked my Naturalization Certificate and it was dated 104年5月15日…So I’m finally out of the 5 year jail sentence! . They can’t revoke me now!! I can finally do some “Bad Conduct” and display “Bad moral character” without being afraid my a$$ would be hauled away and deported god knows where LOL!
As per my understanding, you can avoid the military service once you turn 36. I’m currently waiting till that time comes. However, given the current coronavirus crisis, not sure if there’s any changes on this regards.
Are they going to give us any kind of document / proof to show that we are will be naturalized (on renunciation) ?
There are countries (e.g. mine) that won’t allow you to renunciate unless you show them that you already hold nationality (or certificate/document with promise of nationality) from another country.
yes, you first do naturalization and get a status of NWOHR and TARC. At this point you are already Taiwanese, though the naturalization could be canceled.
If you need a citizenship to renounce your current nationality, you can provide the proof then I think you can do the renounce later. But please confirm it with some authorities.