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by zender » 10 Sep 2009, 20:21
Good thing you always keep that one in your wallet.
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by almas john » 10 Sep 2009, 20:43
zender wrote:Good thing you always keep that one in your wallet.
Damn, you is funny! If I weren't married, I'd dress you in a sheepskin and play roundup.
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by Gilgamesh » 11 Sep 2009, 07:57
Mordeth wrote:To renew your ARC you need to show proof of an MMR vaccination. What about for JFRV?
I just renewed my JFRV two weeks ago and I didn't need proof of any vaccinations. I did need to show them a water bill because my home address is different than the one on the household registration. The bill was in my wife's name but they didn't care about that.
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by snowy » 08 Oct 2009, 13:00
Hi, I'm due to renew my JFRV (ARC) soon, could someone please confirm procedure. This is my first renewal, and there have been no changes in circumstances since first issued.
1. Household registration print from district admin centre
2. Current ARC
3. Passport
3. $3000 for 3 years
I'm assuming no health check required and I need not bring my wife's ID or passport.
Is new ARC issued on the spot?
(Would like to avoid hassle of going to NII again to collect new ARC)
Thanks a lot
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by jlick » 08 Oct 2009, 13:14
I'm also soon due for a renewal. I believe you also need to bring two passport sized photos. And I'm pretty sure you need to come back the next week to get the new card.
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by scomargo » 08 Oct 2009, 13:18
They should be able to mail it to you for NT$26. Not sure if it's sent registered mail or not. It's a big trip for some people to make it to the NIA, so saving one trip to pick it up may well be worth the $26.
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by snowy » 08 Oct 2009, 13:33
Thanks all.
The NT$26 postage is worth it, else I'll have to take half day off work.
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by twonavels » 09 Feb 2010, 21:43
Maoman wrote:I extended my JFRV ARC on Friday. Loooong wait - an hour and a half, but we got there just before lunch, so there were less people working while they rotated lunch breaks. We made the mistake of bringing the "short version" of our household registration, and they needed the detailed version. After waiting an hour and a half, my wife had to hop in a cab and go to another gov't office to get the detailed version. Oh well, I'm good until 2010 now!
How do you ask for the detailed version? The one I had last time was just one page. Do you know what the detailed version is called in Chinese?
Thank you!
And, can you send somebody else to go pick up the new card?
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by Okami » 09 Feb 2010, 22:03
I needed:
2 passport sized photos
Passport
Old ARC card
HHR form which was only one A4 paper
$3,000NT for 3 years
It took themn 2 weeks and then I picked it up. There is almost never a long wait at the Yuanlin NIA office in Zhanghua County
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by Bu Lai En » 09 Feb 2010, 23:05
twonavels wrote:Maoman wrote:I extended my JFRV ARC on Friday. Loooong wait - an hour and a half, but we got there just before lunch, so there were less people working while they rotated lunch breaks. We made the mistake of bringing the "short version" of our household registration, and they needed the detailed version. After waiting an hour and a half, my wife had to hop in a cab and go to another gov't office to get the detailed version. Oh well, I'm good until 2010 now!
How do you ask for the detailed version? The one I had last time was just one page. Do you know what the detailed version is called in Chinese?
Thank you!
And, can you send somebody else to go pick up the new card?
You can get them to post it.
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