Be sure to apply for a pass and entry permit before traveling~ November is supposed to be summer in Taiwan, so just prepare summer clothes, and bring a long-sleeved shirt in case of emergency~ Here are some common sense I collected, I hope it will be helpful to you Helpful: Things to note when traveling to Taiwan: Luggage 1. Each person is allowed to send one piece of checked baggage, with a limit of 20 kilograms; the limit of one piece of carry-on baggage shall not exceed inches 14×22×9. 2. Please do not put valuables and documents in the tow suitcase; please put wine, water and other liquids in the tow suitcase and are strictly prohibited from carrying them with you. Customs 1. All international contraband items are listed as strictly prohibited items. Fresh fruits and vegetables, pickled fish, meat, etc. are prohibited from being brought in. 2. Duty-free items include a bottle of foreign wine (one liter), one carton or 200 cigarettes (or 25 cigars or one pound of tobacco ※Only available to adult passengers over 20 years old), a small amount of perfume, and an appropriate amount for personal use. 3. Luggage items other than those mentioned above are exempt from tax if the value is less than NT$20,000. 4. Taiwan authorities stipulate that each inbound passenger is only allowed to bring 20,000 yuan in RMB or 5,000 U.S. dollars or equivalent foreign currency. If the foreign currency exceeds the regulations, a detailed declaration must be made on the entry form so that it can be carried out when leaving the country. This does not apply to traveller's checks. 5. The RMB exchange banks are as follows: Bank of Taiwan, Land Bank, Mega Bank, Yuanta Bank, Cooperative Bank, Changhua Bank, South China Bank, and First Bank. The exchange rate is mainly based on the bank. 6. When leaving China, if there are items or electronic products with a high unit price or exceeding RMB 5,000, if there are items that need to be declared, please declare and fill in two blue declaration forms at the customs office when leaving the country, and the customs will take one copy away. Keep one stamped copy for future reference when you return to the country, and go through the red declaration channel; when you return to the country, you will declare the stamped blue declaration form and the red entry form together; in addition, starting from July 1st, you will need to pay tax on the excess purchase abroad. Airport Security Check 1. Since the new security check regulations will lengthen the security check time, it is recommended that passengers check in two hours in advance. 2. Except for alcohol, which can only be checked in, the liquid items carried by each passenger cannot exceed 100cc/100ml, and the total cannot exceed 1000cc/1000ml. Any liquid items exceeding the limit must be checked in or given up. 3. To implement the "Announcement on Restrictions on Carrying Liquid Items on Civil Aviation Aircrafts", the restricted items are mainly liquids, gels and spray liquid items. For example, mineral water, beverages, syrups and beverages; cosmetics such as creams, skin care oils, and perfumes for women, shaving foam for men, and daily toothpaste and contact lens solution are also restricted. 4. Liquid items carried with you must be contained in a container with a capacity of no more than 100cc/100ml, and must be placed in a resealable transparent plastic bag measuring 20cm by 20cm with a maximum volume of no more than 1000cc. Passengers are only allowed to carry one transparent plastic bag at a time, and any excess must be checked in or given up at the security checkpoint. 5. If the liquid medicines carried by the passengers exceed the upper limit, they must have a doctor's prescription or hospital certificate before they can be released. If it is milk, juice and liquid food for babies, you can carry it in moderation after security inspection. Currency value and shopping in Taiwan: 1. The exchange rate of RMB is about RMB1=NT4, and the exchange rate of US dollar is about US1=NT30; however, the exchange rate fluctuates daily, and RMB, US dollars, and Hong Kong dollars cannot be used in Taiwan; tourists can exchange them at the airport, bank or hotel . 2. Taiwan banknotes are divided into 1,000 yuan, 500 yuan, 200 yuan, and 100 yuan; coins are divided into 50 yuan, 20 yuan, 10 yuan, 5 yuan, and 1 yuan. 3. Most stores and restaurants can accept credit cards, Visa, Master, and U.S. Express. Climate and clothing for traveling in Taiwan 1. The weather in Taiwan is roughly similar to that of Hong Kong, with an island climate; the average temperature in summer is about 33-36°C, and summer is the typhoon season. It is hotter in the south and cooler in the mountains, so umbrella cars will be provided as backup. 2. The clothes should be light. However, there is light rain in the north in winter, and the air conditioning in the car, the restaurant and the temperature in the mountains are low, so you need to prepare warm clothes. 3. There are hot springs in many places such as Taipei and Taitung, so you can prepare swimsuits and swimming caps. For formal meetings, please wear a suit or suit. Voltage and telephone number for traveling in Taiwan 1. The voltage in Taiwan is 110 volts, and the sockets are two-pin. Some hotels have 220 volt equipment, but hotels should prepare their own adapter plugs and transformers for backup. 2. It is very convenient to use mobile phones, banknotes and IC cards in Taiwan. 3. International calls: public phones or hotel phones are available. Use the following: 002+86+region+telephone number; taking Beijing as an example: 002+86+112345678 4. There are mobile phones in mainland China that can handle international roaming. Example of dialing back to the mainland: 002+86+139******* 5. If a mobile phone from mainland China with international roaming is used in Hong Kong, example of dialing back to the mainland: 001+86+139******* in the mainland Relatives, friends or companies can call you directly: 1390******* Transportation and Public Security for Taiwan Tourism 1. Smoking is strictly prohibited in the tour bus, and please keep the car clean and tidy. 2. Traffic in Taiwan, like Mainland China, drives on the right, and motorcycles are often used as means of transportation, so be careful when crossing the road and obey the traffic rules. 3. Taiwan’s public security is quite good. However, you should take good care of your valuables and documents by yourself, and be alert in public places to prevent thieves.

Catering and Accommodation for Taiwan Tour 1. Groups will dine in designated restaurants, most of which are non-smoking. Breakfast will be served in the hotel. If it is self-service, please use it in moderation and do not waste it. 2. If you need drinks during your meal, such as beer, soda, etc., please pay for them yourself; if you bring your own drinks, the hotel may charge a corkage fee. 3. Hotel equipment: Generally, hotels are well-equipped, including towels, toothpaste, toothbrushes, soap, and hair dryers in the bathroom. If travelers find indoor supplies such as towels, ashtrays and other items of commemorative value, they can purchase them directly from the hotel. 4. If you use the drinks and food in the refrigerator, you must pay at the counter when checking out. 5. Some hotels and hotels have paid channels, and if you want to watch them, you must pay for them when you check out. Other matters regarding Taiwan travel: 1. Time difference: There is zero time difference between Taiwan and mainland China. 2. Language: Mandarin is the main language, Minnan is also very common, and Hakka is used in some areas. 3. Tipping: Generally, hotels and restaurants require a 10% service charge. 4. Groups: According to relevant regulations, participants are not allowed to leave the team without permission and must follow the team for activities. 5. No Smoking: All MRTs, buses, performance venues, department stores, parks and green spaces throughout Taiwan are "completely prohibited"! 6. Medicines: Please bring medicines for personal use such as stomach medicine and other medicines according to your personal needs. For controlled drugs, please prepare a doctor’s certificate and declare to the customs in accordance with regulations.