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Almanya → Tayvan: kısa süreli turist vizesi
Resmî kaynaklara göre vizeye ihtiyacınız olup olmadığı.
Bu sayfadaki gereklilikler, resmî İngilizce kaynakların makine çevirisidir. Herhangi bir fark olursa geçerli olan İngilizce metin ve resmî kaynaktır. İngilizcesini okuyun
20 Ekim 2026 tarihinde otomatik doğrulamamızdan geçti: bu sayfadaki her kaynağa erişilebiliyor ve veriler yapısal olarak eksiksiz. Bu, kaynak metnin doğruluğunun bir kişi tarafından yeniden okunduğu anlamına gelmez.
Büyük olasılıkla vizeye ihtiyacınız yok
You don't need a visa to visit Taiwan as a tourist. Taiwan's Bureau of Consular Affairs (BOCA) lists your nationality as visa-exempt for up to 90 days. To enter you need a passport with at least six months of validity left on the day you arrive (US and Japanese passports only need to cover your intended stay), a confirmed return or onward air or sea ticket (plus a visa for your next destination if you need one) and a confirmed seat reservation for your departure. Only ordinary, official and diplomatic passports qualify: emergency or temporary passports don't (US passports excepted) and need a visa or a landing visa instead. Immigration officers at the border can still decide you are not eligible. Your stay counts from the day after you arrive and can't be extended or converted into a visa-based stay, except in the cases BOCA lists (for example a force majeure event or certain work permits). Tourism, visiting friends or relatives, social events, business meetings, exhibitions and similar visits don't need a permit; work, religious work and other activities that do need a permit or a visa still need one. Before you arrive, complete the free online Taiwan Arrival Card at twac.immigration.gov.tw (BOCA's page says within seven days before arrival, the National Immigration Agency's notice says within three days). The Bureau's page was last updated on 17 July 2026.