Food: Meat, fresh fruits, plants, animals and live seafood that have not been quarantined are not allowed to be brought into Taiwan Province Province. However, dried or processed aquatic products that meet the epidemic prevention requirements can be brought, such as dried abalone, dried shark fin and dried squid, which are packaged and inspected by the Health Bureau. Rice (not germ rice), peanuts (limited ripening), garlic (limited ripening), dried lily, dried mushrooms and tea each do not exceed one kilogram. Honey (not for bees) can be used, and cakes without meat can be brought.

Drugs: each Chinese herbal medicine should not exceed 0.6kg, with a maximum of 12, and each Chinese herbal medicine should not exceed 36 bottles. The maximum amount of western medicine is 12 bottles, and the total amount shall not exceed 36 bottles. If it is a prescription drug, the dose is limited to 2 months for those who do not carry a doctor's prescription and 6 months for those who carry it.

Cash: bring NT$ 6,543,800+into the country in cash, with a maximum of RMB 20,000, and other foreign currencies are equivalent to 1 10,000 USD. If there is any excess, you must declare it when you pass through the customs, and you can only enter the country after approval.

Alcohol and tobacco: the duty-free range is alcohol 1 liter, 200 cigarettes (i.e. 1 box, 1 piece), 25 cigars or cut tobacco1pound.