While the World Closes Its Doors, Taiwan Is Opening Them Wider in 2026
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While the World Closes Its Doors, Taiwan Is Opening Them Wider in 2026

If youโ€™ve been following immigration news lately, the global mood isnโ€™t exactly welcoming. Across Europe, North America, and parts of Asia, governments are tightening visa rules, raising salary thresholds, limiting family reunification, and making permanent residency harder to reach. For many foreigners, moving abroad in 2026 feels more complicated, more expensive, and more uncertain than… Continue reading While the World Closes Its Doors, Taiwan Is Opening Them Wider in 2026

I Lived in Taiwan for Over 5 Years. Hereโ€™s Who Taiwan Is Not For
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I Lived in Taiwan for Over 5 Years. Hereโ€™s Who Taiwan Is Not For

Iโ€™ve lived in Taiwan for over five years; first as a student, and later as a professional. During that time, Iโ€™ve experienced almost everything this island has to offer: its culture, its food, its chaos, and its calm. I love Taiwan, but I want to be honest: Taiwan is not universally perfect, and it is… Continue reading I Lived in Taiwan for Over 5 Years. Hereโ€™s Who Taiwan Is Not For

Taiwan Is Wealthy on Paper โ€” But Living Here Tells a More Nuanced Story
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Taiwan Is Wealthy on Paper โ€” But Living Here Tells a More Nuanced Story

In 2025, Taiwan made headlines by overtaking Japan and South Korea in GDP per capita, ranking fourth in Asia. On paper, itโ€™s an impressive achievement โ€” and to be honest, when you walk around Taipei, Taichung, or Kaohsiung, the wealth is visible. New cafรฉs everywhere, packed restaurants, shiny scooters, iPhones in every hand, bubble tea… Continue reading Taiwan Is Wealthy on Paper โ€” But Living Here Tells a More Nuanced Story