Starting June 1, 2017, Filipinos can now visit Taiwan visa-free! According to the Taiwan Embassy's website, the visa-free access for Filipinos is only a trial period valid for one year. I am keeping my fingers crossed that the embassy will extend the trial period just like what they did to Brunei and Thailand passport holders. I am hoping that my fellow Pinoy travelers won't abuse this new immigration law of Taiwan.
Now, here are some of my favorite photos during my first and second visit in Taiwan.
Taiwan it that way!
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| Making my way downtown. |
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| Wedding photoshoot at Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall |
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| Downtown Taipei, Taiwan |
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| Inside Longshan Temple |
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| Longshan Temple |
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| Rainbow Village, Taichung City |
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| Tired kitty. |
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| Cherry blossom at Yangmingshan National Park |
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| Yehliu Geopark |
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| Steep alleyways of Jiufen Mining Village. |
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| Spirited Away. |
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| Lost in Jiufen |
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| Sun Moon Lake |
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| On our way to Elephant Hiking Trail. |
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| View of Taipei. |
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| Taipei 101, Taipei's highest skyscraper. |
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| Xinyi District. View from Taipei 101's observatory deck. |
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| City lights. |
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| Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall. |
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| Night market scene. |
Good to hear this, really a good news!!!
ReplyDeleteit is best to consult a Green Visa service center. The students can hire such services after reaching Vietnam on a basic visit visa. Alternatively you can hire the services of visa agents or travel agents at their home country before leaving. home
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