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Studying in Taiwan

Affordable, a tech & semiconductor powerhouse

Taiwan is affordable, safe, and a serious force in technology, engineering, and semiconductors. MoE and university scholarships are plentiful, English-taught programs keep growing, and there's a sizeable Indonesian student and worker community.

Updated: September 2026 · Figures are indicative and subject to change — always verify with official sources/partners before making financial decisions.

1Major Scholarships

MoE Taiwan Scholarship

Tuition + monthly stipend (indicatively NTD 15–20k)

🗓 Opens ± February–March (via TETO Jakarta)

Taiwan ICDF & beasiswa kampus (HES)

Partial–full, varies

🗓 Varies by scheme

2Strong Subjects

⚙️ STEM & Engineering💻 IT & Data

3Indicative Tuition & Living Costs

Indicatively NTD 50–100k/semester for most undergrad/master programs.

Indicatively USD 680–880/month.

Figures are indicative and subject to change — always verify with official sources/partners before making financial decisions.

4Language Requirements

Chinese-taught programs need TOCFL; English-taught programs need IELTS/TOEFL.

5Documents to Prepare

  • Passport & photos per format
  • Diploma & transcript + certified English translation
  • Language score (IELTS/TOEFL or a local test per program)
  • Motivation letter / study-plan essay + recommendation letters
  • University acceptance (LoA/offer letter)
  • Proof of funds / sponsorship per visa rules
  • Health certificate + insurance

6Intakes & Preparation Timeline

🗓 Main intake September (Fall); some February (Spring)

  1. 1

    Research countries/campuses + start language prep

    12–18 months before intake

  2. 2

    Language score in hand + build documents (CV, essays, references)

    9–12 months before

  3. 3

    Submit university & scholarship applications

    6–9 months before

  4. 4

    Results, student visa & departure prep

    2–5 months before

7Common Questions

Why Taiwan for engineering/IT?

Taiwan is the world's semiconductor hub. Campuses like NTU and Taiwan Tech have strong research and deep chip-industry ties — internship and tech-career doors are wide open.

Can I work part-time?

Yes, with a student work permit within set hour limits. Moderate living costs make the funding lighter than in the West.

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Studying in Taiwan — The Complete Guide · IEGS