Last weekend my wife and I met a Filipino who had lived in Taiwan for many years. She was married to an American foreigner and got an APRC from her former marriage. Sadly she was cheated on by her former husband and subsequently filed for a divorce. We had a great conversation and the conversation…

[image] Marco: Most Southeast Asian countries restrict dual citizenship True but Vietnam allowed ex citizens in 2014 to resume their citizenship partly due to issues of those who moved to Taiwan before that. So really Philippines and Vietnam and Thailand changed their laws to allow dual cit…

[image] Explant: this benefits Taiwan. I agree but this petition should ask that all people who want to become citizens not be required to meet any financial income requirement for those not married to ROC citizens. Include citizenship for children born here to an APRC holding parent.

[image] Taiwan_Luthiers: Question is, how many Westerners think “man I would love to retire in Taiwan?” Such is limited viewpoint. What about non westerners who would like to get citizenship and retire here?

Renouncing your citizenship is not only issue. What about passing test in language proficiency. After 11 years I can barely sign my name in Chinese. Over years I tried 3 different language school, did full semester, couldn’t score 20% on test.

[image] Delilah: Renouncing your citizenship is not only issue. What about passing test in language proficiency. After 11 years I can barely sign my name in Chinese. Over years I tried 3 different language school, did full semester, couldn’t score 20% on test. You need to contact @comfy on ho…

[image] Delilah: After 11 years I can barely sign my name in Chinese. Over years I tried 3 different language school, did full semester, couldn’t score 20% on test. Have you gave this resource a go? [image] Cracking the Naturalization Language Exam - A Guide Dual Nationality …

[image] Delilah: Renouncing your citizenship is not only issue. What about passing test in language proficiency. After 11 years I can barely sign my name in Chinese. Over years I tried 3 different language school, did full semester, couldn’t score 20% on test. If you over 200 hours at languag…

It’s a hard language… it’s hard enough even for a Taiwanese.

So just attending 200 hours is enough? Even if I can’t pass a test? That sounds like solution

[image] Delilah: So just attending 200 hours is enough? Even if I can’t pass a test? That sounds like solution Yup a Canadian friend of mine did this. It was good for him at least now he understands more Chinese than he did before. He found that renunciation was very slow from Canadian autho…

If you could easily reacquire your citizenship, would you become a Taiwanese?

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