Taiwan Immigration

Taiwan immigration support for employers

Manage employee moves to Taiwan with coordinated work permits, residence processes, local guidance, and clear updates for HR.

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What we handle

WayLit’s platform organizes case workflows, reminders, documents, and status updates. The case team coordinates next steps with HR and partner attorneys.

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Plan the right work authorization

Review the employee, role, assignment, and destination requirements before the process begins.

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Coordinate documents and filings

Give HR and employees clear document requests while local professionals prepare the appropriate filings.

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Keep everyone informed

Track responsibilities, deadlines, and case progress in one place throughout the employee move.

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Stay ready for renewals

Monitor permit expirations, renewals, and changing requirements so HR can plan ahead.

One team for
every case.

WayLit combines case tracking and employee support with legal work from partner attorneys. HR retains responsibility for company decisions, required information, and employer obligations.

Technology

What our platform handles

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Organizes filing and renewal workflows
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Identifies tasks that need HR input
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Tracks deadlines and case milestones
Expertise

What our experts handle

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Partner attorneys review legal strategy and filings
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Year-round employee support (travel, moves, interviews)
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Risk planning and solution alignment

Plan your immigration program’s move to WayLit

Agree on the transition scope, active-case handover, and required information. Your onboarding plan sets owners, milestones, and timing for the program.

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Share your employee roster
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Get a tailored onboarding plan
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Initiate cases

Get clarity & control

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Real-time dashboard and tracking
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Clear owners for HR and case-team tasks
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Deadline tracking and escalation steps

Get strategic foresight

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 Immigration forecast & tracker
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Continuous employee support
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A shared view of upcoming decisions

Supporting the people who power global growth

WayLit gives each role the case information, deadlines, and support it needs.

For HR Professionals

WayLit coordinates filings, renewals, and employee questions so HR has one place to see each case, deadline, and next step.

For HR Leaders

Track spend, risk, timelines, and upcoming decisions in one place for leadership reporting.

For Mobility Managers

Track filings, renewals, and other case steps through clear workflows instead of email and spreadsheets.

For Founders

WayLit coordinates compliance work across countries so expansion plans include clear owners, deadlines, and local requirements.

Taiwan Immigration FAQs

Questions about employer sponsorship, existing open work rights, professional roles, and employment changes.

Use these answers to plan the information and decisions HR needs to coordinate. Requirements can change, and the process depends on the employee, role, employer, and destination. Confirm the applicable route and obligations with partner immigration counsel.

Which types of professional roles can be sponsored in Taiwan?

Taiwan recognizes several categories of professional work, including specialized or technical work and certain director or manager roles. Each category has its own employer and employee requirements, so HR should review the actual duties, salary, and qualifications before filing.

Does a sponsored employee need a new permit when changing employers in Taiwan?

For an employer-sponsored work permit, a change of employer or additional employer generally requires the new employer to apply for permission. Review the permit, proposed duties, and any residence update before the change. Open-work-rights holders, including Employment Gold Card holders, have a different position. See the Workforce Development Agency's employer-change guidance and confirm which rules apply to the employee.

What does a foreign professional need before working in Taiwan?

First check the employee's current work and residence rights. An employer-sponsored professional usually needs the applicable work permit, with visa and residence steps depending on nationality and status. Some professionals already have open work rights: an Employment Gold Card includes an open work permit, so the employer does not apply for a separate work permit for that cardholder. Confirm the actual status and proposed duties before choosing a process.

How does WayLit keep employees informed?

WayLit coordinates case updates, document requests, and action items directly with employees. Questions about legal requirements, travel, or work authorization are coordinated with partner immigration attorneys. HR remains involved when company information, sponsorship decisions, or employer action is needed.

How does WayLit help HR track renewals and compliance deadlines?

The platform records case milestones and relevant deadlines, while the case team coordinates reminders and next steps. HR should keep employment and employee information current, respond to assigned tasks, and tell the team about changes. Partner attorneys confirm the applicable filing requirements and legal obligations for the case.

What does WayLit coordinate, and what remains with HR?

WayLit coordinates case workflows, document requests, employee updates, and next steps with partner immigration attorneys. Partner attorneys advise on the applicable legal requirements and filings. HR provides accurate employment and company information, approves sponsorship and budgets, and carries out employer obligations. Agree on case-specific responsibilities at the start and flag changes in the role, worksite, or employee’s circumstances.

How do I confirm whether WayLit supports a visa route?

Share the destination, proposed role, employer structure, and employee’s circumstances with the case team. WayLit and partner attorneys can confirm the supported route, legal requirements, service scope, and next steps before work begins. Coverage and eligibility depend on the particular case.