Taiwan is an island located in East Asia, surrounded by the East China Sea, Philippine Sea, and the Taiwan Strait.
Payroll and Benefits Guide - Taiwan

Fun Facts
The official name of Taiwan is the Republic of China (ROC), and its capital city is Taipei.
Taiwan is known for its delicious street food. Some popular dishes include beef noodle soup, bubble tea, stinky tofu, and pineapple cakes.
Taipei 101, located in Taipei, was the world’s tallest building from 2004 to 2010. It is an iconic landmark and offers stunning views of the city.
The Alishan Mountain Range is a popular tourist destination in Taiwan. It is known for its breathtaking sunrise views and picturesque tea plantations.
Taiwan is home to Yushan, the highest peak in Northeast Asia. .

Contributions
Employee Payroll Tax
Contribution Type | Rate |
Labor Insurance | 2.40% |
Employment Insurance | 0.20% |
Health Insurance | 1.551% |
Employer Payroll Tax
Contribution Type | Rate |
Labor Insurance | 8.40% |
Employment Insurance | 0.7% |
Pension Fund | 6.00% |
Health Insurance | 3.102% |
National Health Insurance-Supplementary Premium | 2.11% |
Payroll
Payroll Cycle
13th Salary
Work Hours and Week
Overtime

Leave
Paid Time Off
Sick Days
Maternity Leave
Paternity Leave
Termination
Termination Process
Notice Period
Notice periods within Taiwan are as follows:
- 3 months to 1 year of employment: 10 days’ notice
- 1-3 years of employment: 20 days’ notice
- Over 3 years of employment: 30 days’ notice
Severance Pay
Probation Period
Probation Period
VISA
VISA
Work permits are issued by the Council of Labor Affairs (CLA) upon request from a Taiwanese employer.
Work permits are valid for up to three years, although an employer can apply for an extension on behalf of an employee, which the employer should submit within four months of the expiration date.