International 國際生

Online registration lets the university establish your student record.

1. Log in to the registration system with your admission ID
2. Fill in personal, passport, and contact information
3. Upload your passport, admission letter, and photo
4. Submit and keep your registration confirmation

The campus account is your key to all digital services.

1. Activate your account at the NYCU Portal
2. Set a password and enable two-factor authentication
3. Confirm access to email and the course system
4. Connect to campus Wi-Fi to verify your account

International students may pay by counter, credit card, or overseas remittance.

1. Download the payment slip from the cashier system
2. Pay by counter, credit card, or international wire transfer
3. For wire transfers, mind the beneficiary details, fees, and exchange rates
4. Keep the payment receipt for reconciliation

Chinese proficiency helps with daily life and some coursework.

1. Assess your Chinese level and academic needs
2. Take the language center placement test if applicable
3. Enroll in the matching-level Chinese course
4. Explore self-study and language-exchange resources on campus

The health check must meet residency and public-health requirements.

1. Take the residency health check at an MOE-recognized hospital
2. Complete chest X-ray (TB) and other designated screenings
3. Obtain the health check certificate
4. Submit the report for both the ARC application and the Health Division

On-campus housing is the most convenient option for new international students.

1. Apply via the housing system, choosing the international student option
2. Select your campus and room-type preference
3. Watch for the acceptance and payment notice
4. Pay the housing fee by the deadline to secure your bed

Orientation is the best way to grasp the essentials of studying in Taiwan.

1. Register for a session on the OGA website
2. Attend the online or in-person orientation
3. Meet your buddy, key contacts, and campus services
4. Receive the student handbook and follow-up checklist

A visa is the first step to legally enter Taiwan for study; allow enough processing time.

1. Prepare documents after receiving your official admission letter
2. Gather the admission letter, financial proof, and health check as required
3. Apply for a resident/visitor visa at the nearest Taiwan mission (TECO)
4. Arrange your travel to Taiwan only after the visa is issued

The ARC is essential for residence, health insurance, and renting in Taiwan.

1. Prepare your passport, resident visa, enrollment proof, and photos
2. Obtain the required enrollment documents from the university
3. Apply for the ARC at a National Immigration Agency (NIA) service center
4. Collect and safely keep your ARC as instructed

Medical insurance is a required safeguard while studying in Taiwan.

1. Join the school-arranged group insurance shortly after arrival
2. Become eligible for NHI after six continuous months of residence
3. Enroll in the National Health Insurance as guided by the OGA
4. Receive your NHI card and learn how co-payments work

The pickup service helps first-time arrivals reach campus smoothly.

1. Confirm your flight and arrival date in Taiwan
2. Register your pickup request via the OGA online form
3. Provide your flight number, arrival time, and contact details
4. Wait for a buddy or staff to confirm the arrangement

A local account and phone number are key to settling in.

1. Open a bank account with your passport and ARC (or residence proof)
2. Get your passbook and debit card, and set up online banking
3. Get a SIM or prepaid plan at a telecom store with your passport/ARC
4. Provide your account details to the school for aid/refund transfers

Accurate address reporting ensures you receive important documents and notices.

1. Confirm your full address after moving into a dorm or rental
2. Report your address via the OGA system or form
3. Register the address when applying for your ARC
4. Update it within the required period if you move