
The Trade Office of Swiss Industries facilitates and promotes economic, cultural, educational, scientific and tourism exchanges between Switzerland and Taiwan. It also provides practical assistance to Swiss nationals in Taiwan.
The Trade Office of Swiss Industries facilitates and promotes economic, cultural, educational, scientific and tourism exchanges between Switzerland and Taiwan. It also provides practical assistance to Swiss nationals in Taiwan.
From 19 March 2020, all foreign nationals, including Swiss citizens, are banned from entering Taiwan. Only foreign nationals who hold a valid Taiwanese residence permit are allowed to enter Taiwan but are subject to a mandatory 14-day quarantine.
On 13 March 2020, the Federal Council has advised that non-essential travel abroad is to be avoided until further notice. Nonetheless if you travel abroad, please register your travel on the "Travel Admin App" of the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs FDFA.
Since 6 July 2020, persons entering Switzerland from certain countries and regions must remain in quarantine for ten days. Furthermore, people arriving in Switzerland from countries or regions with a high risk of infection must present a valid proof of a negative PCR test result that has been conducted no more than 72 hours before arrival. Additionally, all persons arriving by air even from a country that is not considered high risk must show a negative PCR test result no more than 72 hours old before arrival. The negative PCR test must be presented upon boarding the airplane. For further information, please consult the webpage of the Federal Office of Public Health FOPH which is updated regularly.
Federal Office of Public Health FOPH
Until further notice, the Trade Office of Swiss Industries will not issue short-term stay visas up to 90 days. For further information, please visit the website of the State Secretariat for Migration SEM.
State Secretariat for Migration SEM
Other Consular services remain available. In case of emergency also outside office hours.
Helpline FDFA: +41 800 247 365 or +41 58 465 33 33
helpline@eda.admin.ch
In relation with the outbreak of a new coronavirus, we also refer to the following websites:
Taiwan Centers for Disease Control CDC