Regulations Regarding Study and Counseling Assistance for Overseas Compatriot Students in Taiwan Article 16

The study-related fees that overseas compatriot students shall be charged are set out below; other costs during their time studying are also each student’s responsibility.1.Students at elementary or junior high school: The school they are attending shall charge overseas compatriot students the same standard tuition and fees that it charges domestic students.2.Students at senior secondary school: The school they are attending shall charge overseas compatriot students the same standard tuition and fees that it charges domestic students. This does not, however, apply to any student whose tuition and fees are waived in accordance with the provisions of Article 56 of the Senior High School Education Act.3.Students undertaking the first three years of a five-year program at a junior college: The college or division they are attending shall charge overseas compatriot students the same standard tuition and fees that it charges domestic students. This does not, however, apply to any student whose tuition and fees are waived in accordance in accordance with the Article 44 of the Junior College Law.4.Students undertaking the last two years of a five-year program at a junior college, or undertaking a two-year program at a junior college, or any university program: The college or division they are attending shall charge overseas compatriot students the same standard tuition and fees that it charges domestic students.In principle, an overseas compatriot student will be housed in an on-campus student dormitory. If the educational institution the student will attend does not provide dormitory accommodation, or if there are no dormitory vacancies available, the educational institution and the student’s guardian in Taiwan shall help to resolve the student’s accommodation needs.