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<description>Taiwan,  - lately on the site</description>
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<pubDate>Thu, 25 Jan 2007 22:45:08 +0100</pubDate>
<lastBuildDate>Thu, 25 Jan 2007 22:45:08 +0100</lastBuildDate>
<managingEditor>pet@odyssei.com (Piotr Jaworski)</managingEditor>
<webMaster>pjm@odyssei.com (Pawel Jaworski)</webMaster>

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<title>Required travel documents for Taiwan</title>
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<description>Required travel documents for Taiwan: passport [...]</description>
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<title>Electric power</title>
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<description>Electric power: 110V / 60 Hz [...]</description>
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<title>Area code to Taiwan</title>
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<description>Area code to Taiwan: +886 [...]</description>
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<title>Telecommunications</title>
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<description> Public phones in Taiwan are divided primarily into two types, coin and card. Coin phones accept coins in denominations of NT$1, NT$5, and NT10. For local calls, NT$1 buys one minute of phone time. Phone cards are divided into magnetic strip stored value  [...]</description>
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<title>Electricity</title>
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<description> Taiwan uses electric current of 110 volts at 60 cycles, appliances from Europe, Australia or South-East Asia will need an adaptor or transformer. Many buildings have sockets with 220 volts especially for the use of air conditioners. [...]</description>
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<title> Public Holidays</title>
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<description> January 1 Foundation Day of the ROC&lt;br&gt;Chinese Lunar year Lunar New Year (3 days)&lt;br&gt;February 28 Peace Memorial Day&lt;br&gt;April 5 Tomb Sweeping Day&lt;br&gt;October 10 Double Tenth National Day [...]</description>
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<title>Tipping &amp; Tax</title>
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<description> Tipping is not customary in most of places in Taiwan. The one exception is tipping the bellboy when you check into a hotel.&lt;br&gt;Foreigners who work legally in Taiwan are required to file an income tax return in May each year. The deadline is May 31. For g [...]</description>
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<title>Tai'chi</title>
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<description>Unless you have a recommendation, the best way to find a good teacher is to visit a park at sunrise and check out the scene for yourself. If you spot a group that impresses you, approach one of the students and inquire about joining them. Most teachers wi [...]</description>
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<title>Taiwan does not have a culture of binge drinking...</title>
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<description>Taiwan does not have a culture of binge drinking and is rare to see anyone drunk on the streets. While over indulging in alcohol is not a social taboo as such (and some people do so at weddings), it is considered a sign of lack of self-confidence and imma [...]</description>
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<title>Giving people shoes</title>
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<description>Never ever offer shoes as gift to old people. It literally means sending them on their way to heaven! This happened to a friend of mine who was going to marry a foreigner. A pair of nice warm booties to his father-in-law resulted in a few days of silent t [...]</description>
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