Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan passed amendments to the Fraud Crime Hazard Prevention Act Dec. 30, highlighting government commitment to combatting fraud by increasing penalties, accelerating termination of fraudulent transactions and enhancing victim protection.
As the Pacific saury season reaches its peak and deep-sea fishing vessels return to port, Kaohsiung’s Cianjhen Fishing Harbor once again bustles with activity. Amid this vibrant scene, a meaningful event filled with compassion quietly took place. The National Immigration Agency’s (NIA) Border Affairs Corps, Kaohsiung Port Border Affairs Brigade, joined hands with the Tzu Chi International Medical Association (Kaohsiung-Pingtung) to organize a free medical and haircut service on October 12, 2025,
In preparation for the upcoming 2025 Urban Resilience (Air-Defense) Exercises, scheduled to take place regionally from July 15 to 18, the Ministry of the Interior (MOI) has released a new English-language infographic to help foreign nationals understand how to respond quickly and appropriately during an air-raid alarm.
Every summer, Donggang becomes a bustling hub for Taiwan’s tuna fishing season—also marking the busiest time of year for the “maritime heroes” who work tirelessly at sea.
Attention all singing enthusiasts! Registration for the 19th New Taipei City “Labor Star” Singing Competition is now open from July 1 till July 25, 6:00 PM. Workers in New Taipei City and legal migrant workers in Taiwan are warmly invited to participate in this musical celebration. This year’s competition features a total prize pool of NT$360,000.
In response to the global threat of fraud, the National Police Agency (NPA) has actively collaborated with private enterprises to strengthen anti-fraud efforts. In 2024, the NPA was sponsored by a private sector in the production of an anti-fraud promotional video titled “Team Up against Fraud with Taiwan,” which emphasizes the significance of teamwork and public-private partnership, highlighting the collective commitment to combating fraud.
The Ministry of Education recently staged two seminars as part of government efforts to retain foreign students after they finish their studies in Taiwan.
The Ministry of Education hosted job fairs for students from Taiwan’s overseas community and foreign students in Taipei City and the southern city of Tainan, respectively, highlighting government effort to attract international talent.
An anthology of works that won the 2024 Taiwan Literature Award for Migrants was released in a ceremony Jan. 5 in Taipei City as part of the government’s efforts to promote the rights and inclusion of migrants.
The 2024 Migrants Day was organized Dec. 8 in Taipei City by the Ministry of the Interior’s National Immigration Agency and Taipei City Government in recognition of the critical role foreign residents play in Taiwan’s economy and society.
