Citizens of many countries can obtain a 30 day landing visa on entry to Taiwan at this time, however, a visa is required from some countries.

Please check the following document on the link below to check the status of your home country.

https://www.boca.gov.tw/cp-149-4486-7785a-2.html

No vaccinations are necessary to enter Taiwan.

Yes, we strongly recommend you get travel insurance before you leave home. Epic Ride Taiwan does not take any responsibility for any accidents that you have on the road. Although the road quality is excellent in general in Taiwan, accidents can happen, so make sure that you are covered.

As of October 13th, 2022 incoming travellers aren't required to do any quarantine.

Here in Taiwan, people continue their business as usual, and nobody talks about the manoeuvring of China. Despite a lot of western media interest of recent times, the status quo between Taiwan and China remains in place, and nothing has changed here in regards to attitudes or concerns.

The simple answer is yes. Most areas of Taiwan were operating normally the day after the 'quake, and the majority of the best cycling routes are now totally safe for riding.

The only areas that received significant damage were the Suhua coastal road (between Yilan and Hualien) and Taroko Gorge. The coastal road is now open, and the road through Taroko Gorge is currently open (with time windows for entry and exit) which is the most important thing, although the hiking trails and tourist sites within it are still closed.

In Taiwan earthquakes are not uncommon, and happen regularly. It's worth pointing out that 99.9% of them don't cause any noticeable damage or cause any injuries.