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In a long email correspondence with the Taiwanese authority in Japan, who were made aware of the full details of my situation, I received the following advice:

  • If the stay is known to exceed 90 days, it is recommended to get a visa
  • A visa run would reset the stay eligibility to 90 days from the day of re-entry

They never hinted on it being a problem.

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In a long email correspondence with the Taiwanese authority in Japan, who were made aware of the full details of my situation, I received the following advice:

  • If the stay is known to exceed 90 days, it is recommended to get a visa
  • A visa run would reset the stay eligibility to 90 days from the day of re-entry

They never hinted on it being a problem.

Also see:

In a long email correspondence with the Taiwanese authority in Japan, who were made aware of the full details of my situation, I received the following advice:

  • If the stay is known to exceed 90 days, it is recommended to get a visa
  • A visa run would reset the stay eligibility to 90 days from the day of re-entry

They never hinted on it being a problem.

Also see:

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In a long email correspondence with the Taiwanese authority in Japan, who were made aware of the full details of my situation, I received the following advice:

  • If the stay is known to exceed 90 days, it is recommended to get a visa
  • A visa run would reset the stay eligibility to 90 days from the day of re-entry

They never hinted on it being a problem.

Also see:

In a long email correspondence with the Taiwanese authority in Japan, who were made aware of the full details of my situation, I received the following advice:

  • If the stay is known to exceed 90 days, it is recommended to get a visa
  • A visa run would reset the stay eligibility to 90 days from the day of re-entry

They never hinted on it being a problem.

In a long email correspondence with the Taiwanese authority in Japan, who were made aware of the full details of my situation, I received the following advice:

  • If the stay is known to exceed 90 days, it is recommended to get a visa
  • A visa run would reset the stay eligibility to 90 days from the day of re-entry

They never hinted on it being a problem.

Also see:

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In a long email correspondence with the Taiwanese authority in Japan, who were made aware of the full details of my situation, I received the following advice:

  • If the stay is known to exceed 90 days, it is recommended to get a visa
  • A visa run would reset the stay eligibility to 90 days from the day of re-entry

They never hinted on it being a problem.