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ahahahaha thanks kuya. kausap ko na sya ahahahah. Dont forget to like and subscribe. ahahaha

No visa po :), ichecheck lang po nila ung flight nio and immigration agents would ask you simple questions lang po like how long are you staying in Taiwan and when is your departure. :)

@@DearJessa... Thank u po. its very helpful 😊😊

Another question po Ms Jessa, ok nmn po ba yung Tour guide?

The city tour I booked was only 6 hrs and I feel like it's enough time, however, it was holiday when I went so there was no traffic because no office work and school at that time. It was easy for me to go in and out the airport but that was because I didn't take my check in luggage out. My flight back was 3pm and they dropped me off around 12.

April, and the weather was perfect :)

try this website www.yolotaiwan.com

thank you @@DearJessa...

instagram.com/fat_xiang?igsh=MW85Mml4MTJxdXNvNQ== or you can check www.yolo-taiwan.com :)

Im glad it was helpful. It was easy to get in and out, but just put extra time just incase the airport is busy

He still should be available. Try this url instagram.com/fat_xiang?igsh=MW85Mml4MTJxdXNvNQ== if not, you can also try booking here under an agency :) www.yolo-taiwan.com

no, im full Filipino :)

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instagram.com/fat_xiang?igshid=MW85Mml4MTJxdXNvNQ== try this :)

Fat_xiang? Does it sound right?

@@aimeeeguia9534 yup

I think it really depends on the associates working there but mine was a connecting flight too and they were able to just transfer my luggage. When you land, there should be multiple EVA air attendants that you could talk to and request if you can just pick up your luggage at you final destination. :) have fun!

Definitely want to find out when you check in or board the plane. It's different with them airlines. Just to prevent the luggage take a different trip than you LOL.

Hi! When I landed in Taiwan, they gave me an option if I wanted to get it during layover or pick it up straight to my destination. So id suggest to talk to one of the associates when you land so they wont take ur luggages out during ur layover.

Hi, I booked under an agency in Viator but you can just message him directly through whatsapp or his instagram. His infor is on my description box :)

instagram.com/fat_xiang?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

instagram.com/fat_xiang?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== try this URL

Hi! Check the description box. He has his contact information there :)

I made a list of where I wanted to go. However, theres not enough time for all the places on my list so he just threw in some suggestions for alternatives (for the other places we couldnt visit) that was ideal for the time I was in Taiwan. So basically, before we left the airport, we had a 5-10 min sit down to kinda plan the day.

I wish I had time to visit the school where they shoot the show but it was 3 hrs away from taipei ahahahaha but yeah, meteor garden was the OG of the afternoon asian drama ahahahaha Just thinking of it brings a lot of my childhood memories.

Hey Jesse and Alexandra, also interested in doing the tour. When do you fly to Manila?

I honestly don't know the agency name because I just found it on Viator (search: TAIWAN DAY TOUR) but Aaron should be able to reply if not on Whats app, try his IG :)

@@DearJessa...what’s his ig profile? i might message a different aaron chang

@@heyana2684 instagram.com/fat_xiang?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== here you are :)

Hi! I wish I could say more but whatever is on the vlog is pretty much all the process😅. Basically when you land, you walk to immigration gate. Fill out an arrival card. Immigration/gate officers will do a quick interview of your stay (straight forward questions like how long are you staying etc). After passing the gate is where I met the tour guide. :) Coming back is easier, you just need your ticket and passport to get in the airport and look for your gate. You don't need to check in again. :)

Also, before immigration gate there is money exchange booth so i'd recommend doing that before leaving the airport.

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That's right, no visa needed. I think it depends on what passport you have. Ph and US passport, for sure don't need a visa for short visit :)

US passport exempts you for up to I believe 90 days stay in Taiwan. That applies to most Asian countries with varied number of days.

Hi jessa i dnt have instagram is it possible to share with me his FB account or where to email him thank u

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i did but not mandatory. It was only less than $10 for both of us, I specifically requested for street foods so its nothing fancy. :)