A production that features two performances directed by Indonesian and Taiwanese choreographers by adopting each other's dancers will be showcased in Taipei this Friday to Sunday.
A production that features two performances directed by Indonesian and Taiwanese choreographers by adopting each other's dancers will be showcased in Taipei this Friday to Sunday.
Over 570,000 immigrants currently live in Taiwan, bringing their own languages, culture, and cuisine to their new country. Many of them come from Southeast Asia. The Education Ministry is promoting a new children’s book project to preserve these foreign languages in Taiwan, so that the younger generations are still connected to their heritage.
The Indonesian representative office in Taiwan organized a free handicraft lesson on Sunday to teach Indonesian migrant workers how to make homemade bottle lamps so that they could acquire entrepreneurship skills in preparation for their return home.
The land affairs business closely relates to people’s daily life. Services such as land purchase and sale, actual price registration, land identification, etc., all connect to people’s rights and interests. However, as the legislation is relatively challenging to navigate when immigrant residents have questions about land and housing, they hardly express their problems clearly due to language barriers.
Taiwan on Wednesday launched a new 1990 hotline to offer consultation services in seven languages to foreign nationals living in the country, according to the Ministry of the Interior (MOI).
As the “International Mother Language Day” is on February 21, the Ministry of the Interior National Immigration Agency (NIA) launched the Podcast program “Talks on Cultures & Immigrants’ journeys”. The program was produced and broadcasted by the second generation of immigrants, inviting immigrant’s children to share their experiences while residing in Taiwan, as well as to encourage them to use their native languages more often.
Understandably, migrant workers might fall in love with someone in Taiwan. However, if individuals get pregnant, they will face problems including losing their jobs or not having household registration for their children.
On February 14th, 2022, Eve of Lantern Festival, National Central Library held on-line Lunar New Year reception for visiting scholars. More than 30 scholars interacted and paid one another a courtesy call during Lunar New Year period by using videoconferencing to experience Lunar New Year reunion!
The super typhoon Rai crashed into the Philippines last year, resulting in at least 400 deaths and hundreds of thousands of homeless people.
With an aim to attract foreign professionals to work in Taiwan, those adult children of theirs can apply for work permits themselves according to the Act for the Recruitment and Employment of Foreign Professionals.
