"Take care of your family, but don't forget to take good care of yourself!" The Hualien County Service Center of the Immigration Agency held a unique family education course on August 13th, helping new resident sisters find their own rhythm amidst their busy lives and work. Here are the two core hi

On the morning of August 10th, the Vietnamese National Assembly discussed the draft amendment to the 'Law on Vietnamese Labor Going Abroad to Work'. These new proposals will directly affect laborers and interns working overseas (including in Taiwan). RtiTalk has summarized the key points from this

To care for the health of migrant worker friends, the Taipei City Government's Department of Labor will hold the 3rd "Free Migrant Worker Health Check Event" of the year on August 16th. Whether you work in Taipei City or not, as long as you have a valid residence permit, you can participate for free

The Northern District New Immigrant Family Service Center of the Taoyuan City Government's Bureau of Women and Children Development is specially launching the 2026 Social Support Program – the 'Cherishing New Hearts' series of activities. It invites new immigrants and their families to learn home or

I also want to share with you how I prepared the documents for my relatives to come to Taiwan? Although my father didn't come on my graduation day, the documents are similar... After countless nights of hard study, the graduation season, where caps are thrown and tears are shed, has finally arrived.

🍄Mistakenly eating poisonous mushrooms, a migrant worker narrowly escapes death but faces lifelong dialysis After heavy rains, various mushrooms that look very similar to edible ones often sprout in mountainous areas, grasslands, or parks, making it easy for people to mistake them and eat them, lea

📍 Location No. 1, Yumeng Street, Yuanshan Village, Zhongshan District, Taipei City (Expo Park Yuanshan Park) MRT Take the Tamsui-Xinyi Line to Yuanshan Station. Exit from Exit 1 to arrive. Bus Yuanshan Station (Yuanshan Transfer Station): 936, 936A, 937, 937 Branch, 937A, 1356, 1356A, 1877, 187

Hello RtiTalk friends! 🎉 The long-awaited August 9th Grand Event is about to make its grand debut! This time, we've invited top bands, singers, and dance troupes from the Philippines, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Thailand to bring you a stunning cross-cultural audio-visual feast! Enjoy a series of exci

Every winter and summer break, when preparing to return home, a question always arises for the suitcase: what to bring for family and friends? Pineapple cakes are certainly classic. They are easy to buy, have beautiful packaging, and are very representative of Taiwan. But if you only bring pineapple

When riding a motorcycle, driving a car, taking a bus, or even just walking in Taiwan, traffic accidents can happen. In the heat of the moment, many people get nervous and don't know whether to move the vehicles, take photos, or discuss compensation with the other party. Regardless of whether the ac

For many foreign spouses, divorce is not just a change in emotions and family, but also immediately raises concerns about their residency status. "Can I no longer stay in Taiwan?" "My children are still in Taiwan, can I stay to take care of them?" "If I'm divorcing due to domestic violence, do I hav

Today, I want to introduce a caregiver from Indonesia – Lili (Ririn Arumsari). Her work, "A Memory," won an honorable mention in the "2024 Migrant Worker Literary Award." This article truthfully records her daily life caring for an elderly person with dementia in Taiwan, showcasing a genuine friends

Facing the severe challenges of declining birth rates and labor shortages, the Taiwanese government has officially taken a groundbreaking measure. Starting in 2026, regulations for foreign students working in Taiwan after graduation will be significantly relaxed. However, behind this "open door," ar

Come and experience rich multiculturalism! Don't miss these exciting activities: ✨ Flower Sea Plaza | Four Languages Unite Main Stage (13:30-17:00): Featuring special dances, popular singers, and bands from India, Thailand, Vietnam, and the Philippines. Interactive games and lucky draws with surpri

In Taiwan, in addition to government policies, there is also a group of "Non-Governmental Organizations" (NGOs), the most down-to-earth grassroots forces, silently accompanying every new immigrant. 📌What is an NGO? How can they help new immigrants? NGO stands for Non-Governmental Organization. The

With the increasing diversity of Taiwanese society, the number of marriage immigrants currently in Taiwan has reached nearly 600,000, becoming an important human capital for Taiwan. To ensure the care for this group of "new family members," the Legislative Yuan passed the "New Residents Basic Law" o

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Bringing your own cuisine, products, or professional services to the Taiwanese market, or even opening your own shop, is an attractive option for many foreigners living in Taiwan. In principle, foreigners can invest in and establish companies in Taiwan, and can also become shareholders or company r

When encountering traffic accidents, theft, scams, or personal safety issues, the most important thing is to find the correct channel for help as quickly as possible. For foreigners unfamiliar with Chinese, besides not knowing which number to dial, they may also worry about not being able to inform

Electric two-wheelers are quiet, convenient, and don't require trips to the gas station, making them a popular choice for students, migrant workers, and commuters. However, the common "electric motorcycles" and "mini electric two-wheelers" on the market are not the same type of vehicle. Although the