Suspension and Drop-out of Study 

The Residence Certificate is void after students complete all the procedures to leave the school (dropout or suspension). Students who want to enter Taiwan for studies must apply for a visa once again.

Resumption of Study

If you would like to re-enroll to NTUT after your leave of absence period is over, please follow the Office of Academic Affiars resumption of study process, and pay the tuition fee of the semester within the payment deadline.
OAA's FAQ: https://oaa.ntut.edu.tw/p/412-1008-16984.php?Lang=en
OAA resumption of study process: https://oaa.ntut.edu.tw/p/412-1008-12993.php?Lang=zh-tw

ARC and NHI Status

Please note that once you take leave or withdraw from NTUT, your student status will be suspended. If the purpose of residence your ARC is studying at NTUT, your ARC will be cancelled, and your NHI will be transfered out from NTUT. Please make the appropriate prior arrangments regarding your residence status in Taiwan.

FAQ

What is the deadline to cancel the alien resident certificate at the National Immigration Agency after suspension or withdrawal from the university? Is there a penalty if it is not cancelled? What is the deadline for departure after the alien resident certificate is cancelled?

• After confirming that the foreign students, students from Hong Kong or Macao have graduated, suspended or withdrawal, the school should notify the Bureau of  Consular Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the National Immigration Agency, Ministry of the Interior. The National Immigration Agency will cancel their alien resident certificates.
• For the cancellation of the student’s alien resident certificate due to graduation, suspension and withdrawal from university, the National Immigration Agency’s written statement on cancelling alien resident certificates stated that the party is requested to return the alien resident certificate to the service stations of the National Immigration Agency for the purpose of reducing the number of invalid alien resident certificates circulating outside, and to prevent the party from using it by mistake when coming to Taiwan. Although not returning the alien resident certificate will not affect the foreign student’s entry to Taiwan, the universities are still requested to assist in the advocacy. In addition, foreign student should depart the country within 10 days after receiving the National Immigration Agency’s written statement on cancelling alien resident certificates, lest you be fined for late departure.
• Students from Hong Kong and Macao who are suspended or withdrawal from university, the National Immigration Agency will check whether the student is in Taiwan upon receiving the notification. If remained in the country, the National Immigration Agency will inform the university or the party directly, notifying the party to return their alien resident certificate at the National Immigration Agency’s service stations, and apply for a one-time exit permit (require 5 working days). Please depart within 10 days after the approval date of the permit lest you be fined for late departure. In case for those remained in Taiwan but unable to be notified or already departed the country, the National Immigration Agency will issue a written statement cancelling the student’s alien resident certificate, and upon completion, the resident permit will be invalid. If the party use the invalid alien resident certificate for departure, it will be confiscated by the airport inspection staff, and apply for departure after the penalties. For those already departed the country, it is recommended to return the invalid alien resident certificate to the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Hong Kong or Macao in order to reduce the number of invalid alien resident certificates circulating outside, and to prevent the party from using it by mistake when coming to Taiwan.

Please refer to : https://www.nisa.moe.gov.tw/faq.new/view/menu_sn/13/sn/672 or  https://www.immigration.gov.tw/5475/  for more information.

Please notice: The ARC for overseas students will be revoked/invalidated without further notice from the International Affairs Office.