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New Vietnamese Immigrant’s Father Self-report and return to Vietnam Safely

New Vietnamese Immigrant’s Father Self-report and return to Vietnam Safely Photo provided by National Immigration Agency Tainan City Specialized Corps.
New Vietnamese Immigrant’s Father Self-report and return to Vietnam Safely Photo provided by National Immigration Agency Tainan City Specialized Corps.
Taiwan Immigrants' Global News Network】Editor/ Tim Wu (吳宗翰)

[Taiwan Immigrants’ Global News Network] National Immigration Agency has been operating the "Expanded Overstayers Voluntary Departure Program" from February 1st of this year. The NIA Tainan City Service Center and the Tainan City Specialized Corps appeal to overstayers to seize the opportunity and self-report through various channels. Because of which, A Vietnamese new immigrant’s (阿惠) parents were able to return to their hometown.

The Vietnamese new immigrant(阿惠), who got married and settled in Tainan years ago with her husband works as a temporary employe in an orchard. They are parents of two kids. She recently gave birth last year and moved to a neighboring elementary school as a kitchen worker to support the family budget in order to split the rent and living expenses. Her father was in an unstable condition of health and had endured nearly 8 years of throat cancer. Then she aware of Taiwan's superior medical system and decided to take her father to consult a doctor, his condition therefore got better, but it put off their trip back to Vietnam.

Read more: Overstayers self-report for reduced penalty! Let NIA help you home!

New Vietnamese Immigrant’s Father Self-report and return to Vietnam Safely.Photo provided by National Immigration Agency Tainan City Specialized Corps.

The Vietnamese new immigrant(阿惠) recently learned about the “Expanded Overstayers Voluntary Departure Program” of National Immigration Agency, and immediately contacted the NIA Tainan City Second Service Center. After the explanation and encouragement of the staff at the center, she decided to accompany her parents to complete the procedures of self-report, and they were finally able to return to Vietnam.

The director (胡鵬翔) of the NIA Tainan City Second Service Center said that the program adopts measures such as no detention, exemption from entry ban, and minimum fine of NT$2,000. If the public still has relevant questions, they can contact the National Immigration Agency No. 1 and No. 2 Service Centers and Specialized Corps. (Tel: 06-2937641, 5817404, 5813019).

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