[New Resident Recharge Station] Love Your Family, Love Yourself Too! Hualien Immigration Agency Teaches You Skincare, Plus Legal Reminders on "Marriage Matching"

"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 highlights of this event, which not only teach you how to enhance your beauty but also help you avoid legal pitfalls: ✨ Highlight 1: Starting with "Self-Care" to Regain Life Confidence Handmade Healing Skincare: Under the guidance of a professional aromatherapy instructor, participants hand-mixed their exclusive "Ageless Crystal润 Tightening Cream," learning basic concepts of daily skincare. Home Relaxation Techniques: Learn practical "facial gua sha" and massage relaxation techniques. The Immigration Agency encourages new resident sisters to reserve space for self-growth and respite while fulfilling multiple roles as wives, mothers, and employees. ⚠️ Highlight 2: [Legal Red Line] Enthusiastically Introducing Matches? Beware of Fines Up to NT$500,000! Many new residents who have settled in Taiwan often enthusiastically want to introduce friends and family from their hometowns to Taiwanese friends. However, please pay special attention: Prohibited Online Posting: According to the "Immigration Act," it is strictly forbidden to post any form of "cross-border marriage matching advertisements" on social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram (IG), and Threads. Severe Penalties: Violators will face a heavy fine of up to NT$500,000, and penalties may be imposed per offense! A warm reminder: Being enthusiastic about helping others is always a good thing, but before playing matchmaker, be sure to comply with Taiwan's laws to avoid a significant financial loss.