Migrant workers in Taoyuan can now sign up for free Chinese, English, and other life skill classes, with registration open until July 25, the city’s Department of Labor announced this week.
Migrant workers in Taoyuan can now sign up for free Chinese, English, and other life skill classes, with registration open until July 25, the city’s Department of Labor announced this week.
The Wanan 45 Air Raid Drill is slated for Monday, July 25. Between 1:30 PM and 2 PM, residents and vehicles will be required to follow evacuation instructions, and traffic control will be enforced for thoroughfares to make way for drills spanning disaster response to search and rescue operations.
Taoyuan’s Department of Labor on Monday reminded migrant workers wishing to compete in the city’s Foreign Workers Talent Contest to sign up before July 22.
A free Mandarin language program for migrant workers, offered jointly by a Catholic church in Taoyuan, a university and the city government, will resume this month after a two-year suspension, the church said Monday.
The Taiwan-Asia Exchange Foundation and the National Immigration Agency hosted a forum on Taiwan’s New Southbound Policy and other policies pertaining to new immigrants on Thursday.
The 2022 Yilan International Children’s Art Festival is scheduled to be held from July 2 to August 14 at Dongshan River Water Park in Yilan County.
On Monday, Taiwan’s National Museum of Prehistory launched a new exhibition that showcases contemporary indigenous fashion from Australia and Taiwan. Titled “First Wave,” the exhibition brings together more than 100 works from both countries in the museum’s Tainan branch.
The National Immigration Agency (NIA) launches a pilot scheme to offer a convenient online Alien Resident Certificate application service for foreign professionals and their family. Starting from July 1, 2022, those foreign professionals who have obtained employment permits from the Ministry of Labor, may file an application online for themselves and their family, and thus save them the trouble of queuing on-site.
Foreign diplomats in Taiwan were invited Thursday to visit an anti-terrorism training center affiliated with the National Police Agency (NPA), in Taoyuan, where they had an opportunity to watch a drill, the NPA said.
A further six high-level foreign professionals have been granted ROC (Taiwan) citizenship without having to relinquish their original nationalities, according to the Ministry of the Interior June 29.
