Taiwan OFW

The first winter I spent in Taiwan, half of our dorm caught the flu in just one week. It started with a mild cough, then suddenly, many of us were too weak to work or even get out of bed. That was when I learned how serious Taiwan’s influenza season can be, especially for OFWs … Read more

There are plenty of career opportunities available for female workers in Taiwan. These include jobs in manufacturing, healthcare, agriculture, education, and other industries. In fact, there are many Filipino women who are living and working in this country! Many of these women are of child-bearing age; some are married and starting families with their husbands. … Read more

Taiwan is known for its globally competitive manufacturing sector, creating a wide range of products that are shipped all over the world. In particularly, the country is famous for electronics, food products, and many other item, including textiles or garments. Indeed, the textile industry plays an important roles in the economy of Taiwan. As of … Read more

In recent years, there has been a rise in Taiwan’s aging population, which has led to the steady demand for caregivers, nursing aides, and other healthcare workers. They are usually assigned to work in hospitals, clinics, assisted care facilities, and even private homes. Now you might be thinking, what are the differences between nursing aides … Read more

Thanks to the booming manufacturing industry in Taiwan, there are plenty of jobs available in factories, including machine operators, forklift operators, food factory workers, and many more. In this article, we shall focus on another important job in the factory: the maintenance technician. While machine operators and forklift operators focus on using the various equipment … Read more

Many Filipinos planning a trip to Taiwan have been asking the same question online: “How long is Taiwan’s free visa for Filipinos valid?” The answer is finally clear — the visa-free entry privilege has been extended until July 31, 2026, according to Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA). This update means more time to explore … Read more

When I first arrived in Taiwan, I walked into a night market expecting to pay in coins and bills like back home. But at the first stall, the vendor pointed to a scanner and said, “LINE Pay?” That was my introduction to Taiwan’s cashless culture. In Taiwan, digital wallets, credit cards, and contactless payments are … Read more

More Filipinos are discovering teaching opportunities in Taiwan, drawn by structured school systems, professional respect, and steady career paths. To understand what the work and lifestyle really look like, teacher-vlogger Sir Sicat offers a clear, unfiltered view through his day-in-the-life videos in Tainan. His routine reflects not only his own story, but also the typical … Read more

When I first heard about the idea of having an Emergency Go Bag for OFWs in Taiwan, I didn’t take it seriously. I thought disasters were rare, and I assumed help would always arrive quickly. But after experiencing my first earthquake here—and watching news about typhoons and regional tensions—I realized how fast things can change. … Read more