Retirement at 50? Maybe in Taiwan

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@CTaitung

If you have not renounced your R.O.C. citizenship, then you should be good to go. Just need to “re-up” your documents. Others elsewhere (when you do a forum search) have the answers.

this post may give you some idea how to do, though it includes some Chinese.

Citizenship with a Taiwanese mom who lost her household registration

Your mother’s HHR is now moved out, so she should move it in Taiwan again, before she gets a new ID. 中華民國海外僑民如何辦理換發新式國民身份證 https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.epochtimes.com/b5/6/6/30/n1369307.htm/amp 戶籍已遷出國外者，須持中華民國護照入境，另攜帶戶口名簿，向遷入地戶政事務所辦理遷入登記，同時換發新證。如已領有舊證，其返國後第1次申請換發新式國民身份證，免收規費。惟當事人舊證遺失，仍應依規定繳交補證規費。 How to reactivate a HHR People who don’t have 戶口名簿 to be moved in can use a rented place instead. 辦理遷入單獨成立一戶，應提憑哪些文件？ 遷入本人、配偶、直系血親、直系姻親所租賃之房屋者，除提憑經法院或民間公證人公證之租賃契約書者外，如提憑未經法院或民間公證人公證之租賃契約…

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Eligibility for NWOHR passport+TARC if no active household registration at time of birth

When nationals with HHR leave Taiwan for a long period, say more than a year, they are supposed to move out their HHR (~deactivate HHR: 戶籍遷出國外 in Chinese). If they don’t their HHR will be automatically deactivated after 2 years. The HHR may be conected to NHI, but you need to confirm. Overseas Chinese” status may be mostly to avoid conscription for young male nationals. To reactivate a HHR(辦理遷入or恢復戶籍), you need a proof of address again. As for the address, if you can borrow your extended rel…