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Taiwan Tightens Passport Issuance Controls to Prevent Fraud
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- Taiwan announced stricter procedures for passport applications to safeguard the integrity of its travel documents and prevent misuse
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Taiwan announced stricter rules for passport applications to combat fraud and ensure security. First-time applicants must apply in person and verify their identity through household registration.
Renewals and replacements require a valid ID and the current passport, while lost passports need a police report. BOCA warned against using false information or third-party services, noting that suspicious cases may trigger interviews and longer processing times.
Citizens are advised to safeguard their documents and refrain from sharing them with others, as misuse may result in penalties under Taiwan’s Passport Act.
These changes aim to uphold the credibility of Taiwan’s passports and protect travelers.
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