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【Taiwan Immigrants' Global News Network】Translated by CHI CHIA I
The mobile service unit of the National Immigration Agency (NIA) traveled to Keelung for doing good deeds. Mao Zhao Li (毛兆莉), the Director of Keelung City Service Center, brought personnel of the Immigration Counseling Section to visit immigrants residing at Ruifang District of New Taipei City and Renai District of Keelung City.
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NIA helped immigrants from Hong Kong and Cambodia to live with peace of mind in Taiwan. (Photo / Provided by Keelung City Service Center)
Yao Xuan (耀萱), an immigrant from Hong Kong, stated that her son could only stay in Taiwan for a limited period as a Dependent Relative due to laws and regulations of Taiwan. Therefore, the son needs to travel back and forth between Taiwan and Hong Kong. Facing financial burden as Yao Xuan’s husband is the only breadwinner of the family, NIA Nantou County Service Center provided assistance to them.
Shan Li (善麗), an immigrant from Cambodia, was ordered to exit within a certain time as her Dependent Relative expired. As Shan Li needed to take care of her young children, she entered Taiwan again in March 2007. However, she could not work legally because of her status and was again ordered to exit Taiwan.
In recent days, Keelung City Service Center has understood the problems that Shan Li is facing and is actively taking care of her family by preparing documents for her to return to Taiwan.
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NIA further promotes the laws and regulations regarding individuals’ status in Taiwan. (Photo / Provided by Keelung City Service Center)
To further promote the laws and regulations regarding individuals’ status in Taiwan, as well as showing care for immigrants through actions, the mobile service unit of NIA will continue to visit those in need and make sure they stay in Taiwan with peace of mind.
