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No. 54 2010/8/30pdfhtml
  1. Answering reader questions: ARC and APRC related issues
  2. Hiring conditions for foreign white-collar employees eased
  3. Ethnicity, culture of Taiwan’s indigenous tribes highlighted
  4. OTOP: Offering delightfully authentic tastes of Taiwanese specialties
No. 53 2010/8/16pdfhtml
  1. NIA interpreter incubation programs initiated in various cities
  2. Exclusive customs counters for foreign residents make airport clearance easier
  3. Upcoming August/ September cultural events
  4. The Real Taiwan: Dutch envoy and author looks forward to retirement in Tainan
  5. Ghost Month and Zhongyuan General Salvation Ceremonies
No. 52 2010/7/30pdfhtml
  1. Foreign students eligible for public school enrollment
  2. Foreign residents share perspectives on life in Taiwan
  3. Savoring exotic delicacies in southern Taiwan at Amy’s restaurants
  4. Speedy airport customs clearance offered to foreign business people
No. 51 2010/7/15pdfhtml
  1. NIA works across borders to end underage prostitution
  2. Effective, proven Chinese medical treatments provide good alternatives
  3. Yilan Folk Game Festival resumes: Visit and rediscover childhood innocence
  4. Close-up indulgence for the eye and palate: The gourmet competition of the century
  5. Coupon offered: Shabury Japanese restaurant
No. 50 2010/6/30pdfhtml
  1. President Ma encourages citizens to save energy, reduce carbon emissions
  2. Hotlines offer convenient channels for reporting public nuisances and irritants
  3. Taiwan Pavilion heats up the 2010 Shanghai World Expo
  4. Taipei Food Festival invites you to dine outdoors
No. 49 2010/6/15pdfhtml
  1. Private, public assistance extended to job-seeking foreign spouses
  2. CDC issues enterovirus precaution reminders for epidemic season
  3. New Youth Travel Card makes Taiwan explorations even more fun and appealing
  4. Exclusive 2010 Taipei Food Festival discounts offered
  5. Notice: Homemade snacks from expatriates delight local palates
No. 48 2010/5/31pdfhtml
  1. Responding to readers: Facts about job-hunting and employment changes for students and white-collar workers
  2. Report Series: Earthquake precautions for foreigners
  3. One dream shared, another inspired: A project to make dreams come true
  4. Upcoming June/ July Cultural Events
No. 47 2010/5/14pdfhtml
  1. 24/7 toll-free hotline makes life easier for foreign residents
  2. Foreign investment incentives attract foreigners to Taiwan
  3. It’s your turn to have a say: Become a Taiwan What’s Up contributor!
  4. Interview: Café del Mar South American Vegan Restaurant owners Carlos and Moock-lan Araneda
No. 46 2010/4/30pdfhtml
  1. NIA cracks human-trafficking case
  2. Protecting consumers from shopping fraud in Taiwan
  3. High-quality, low-cost care draws foreign “medical tourists” to Taiwan
  4. Night markets offer foreigners a fun, colorful Taiwanese experience
No. 45 2010/4/15pdfhtml
  1. NOTICE
  2. Interview: Canadian resident Christopher Downs praises Taiwan’s tax filing service
  3. One-Stop Service Windows Available for Foreigners
  4. Measures to attract foreign talents
  5. Protection and counseling initiatives for foreign and mainland Chinese spouses: Real-life stories
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