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Changes to a law easing pathways to residency and employment for foreign nationals in Taiwan have taken effect. The changes are meant to boost Taiwan’s global competitiveness amid rising competition for talent. Officials and other stakeholders gathered in Taipei to discuss the new amendments.

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00:00Changes to a law easing pathways to residency and employment for foreigners in Taiwan have taken effect.
00:07Officials and other stakeholders gathered in Taipei to discuss what's new and why the amendments were necessary.
00:30Under the Revised Foreign Professionals Act, foreigners can fast-track their path to permanent residency in Taiwan, shortening the required stay by up to three years.
00:43Another big change targets international students, with those graduating from Taiwan universities now allowed to work for two years without a work permit.
00:52The revisions also strengthen labor and social protections.
00:55The amendments are mainly targeting towards the people already here.
01:01So as we know, there's over 123,000 international students in Taiwan.
01:05As you can imagine, these benefits to allow them to stay in Taiwan and to find it easier to find a job here also go some ways to attracting foreigners from abroad.
01:18I think more and more we'll start to see people from all around the world come to Taiwan.
01:22The government says the changes are meant to boost Taiwan's global competitiveness amid rising competition for talent.
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