What income threshold applies, how must it be demonstrated, and how does family affect it where stated?
Applicants must prove one of: a digital nomad visa issued by another country; if aged 30 or older, an annual salary of at least US$40,000 (or equivalent) in one of the last two years; or, if aged between 20 and 29, an annual salary of at least US$20,000 (or equivalent) in one of the last two years. Annual salary is shown by a tax certificate or a salary certificate issued by the employer. Bank statements for the last six months must show an average balance of at least US$10,000 (or equivalent) each month. The official source does not state a family uplift.
See recorded sources
- https://www.boca.gov.tw/cp-158-7718-c0382-2.html
Proof of meeting one of the following conditions:
Proof of having obtained digital nomad visa issued by another country
For those 30 years of age and older: proof of earning an annual salary of at least US$40,000 or its equivalent in one of the last two years
For those between 20 and 29 years of age: proof of having earned an annual salary of at least US$20,000 or its equivalent in one of the last two years
- https://www.boca.gov.tw/cp-158-7718-c0382-2.html
Proof of annual salary (either of the following):
Tax certificate (e.g., PAYG payment summary from Australia, T4 slip from Canada, 106 form from Israel, 2-NDFL from Russia, PIT-11 from Poland, P60 from the United Kingdom, W-2 from the United States)
Salary certificate issued by the employer
- https://www.boca.gov.tw/cp-158-7718-c0382-2.html
Proof of bank account balance over the last six months
Account balance must average at least US$10,000 or its equivalent each month