The completion ceremony for the 10th term of the immigration administration special examination class was held by the National Immigration Agency on the eve of the Lunar New Year. Out of 1,100 applicants, 35 students successfully completed 9 months of professional training this year.
This batch of immigration officers has a wide range of job and abroad experience. One was formerly a First Prize Winner of "Youth Overseas Peace Corps of the Ministry of Education" competition, while others have worked as volunteers in Cambodia, or been sent for an extended period of time to Indonesia and Vietnam due to their job. The director of NIA (鐘景琨), gave a speech, expecting the trainees, who ware new force of NIA, would provide a solid foundation for defending national security in their future jobs.
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The group photo of the completion ceremony for the 10th term of the immigration administration special examination class. Photo provided by National Immigration Agency
The National Immigration Agency has been charged with monitoring Taiwan's entrance and departure security checks, carrying out immigration laws, encouraging multiculturalism, and looking into immigration-related offenses, according to the NIA's director(鐘景琨). It is also vital to speak in languages that are widely understood when doing out duties. The work is demanding and busy. Numerous students in this issue are fluent in a variety of languages, including Japanese, Korean, Russian, or Portuguese. There are other backgrounds like "foreign business elite," "flight attendant," and "second-generation immigrants" among them. Being in the immigration officer rank will undoubtedly allow one to play to your strengths and safely protect the nation's gate.
