Why does Taiwan's Alien Resident Certificate nationality field list "South Korea"?

Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs maintains the listing of "South Korea" based on the principle of reciprocity, as a countermeasure against South Korea's electronic entry card previously misrepresenting Taiwan.

How does the Chinese government impact Taiwan's diplomatic relations?

The Chinese government uses various means to coerce Taiwan's diplomatic allies to switch recognition and undermines regional peace and stability.

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Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Alien Resident Certificates to Maintain "South Korea" Listing Based on Reciprocity

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Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on April 14th that the nationality field on Alien Resident Certificates will continue to list "South Korea." This decision is based on the principle of reciprocity, following South Korea's recent removal of incorrectly listed fields on its electronic entry card that had downgraded Taiwan. Spokesperson Xiao Guangwei condemned China's coercive tactics against Taiwan's diplomatic allies and its disruption of regional peace. The Ministry emphasized strengthening ties with allies and expanding Taiwan's international presence.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why does Taiwan's Alien Resident Certificate nationality field list "South Korea"?: A: Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs maintains the listing of "South Korea" based on the principle of reciprocity, as a countermeasure against South Korea's electronic entry card previously misrepresenting Taiwan.
Q: How does the Chinese government impact Taiwan's diplomatic relations?: A: The Chinese government uses various means to coerce Taiwan's diplomatic allies to switch recognition and undermines regional peace and stability.