Proof of applicant’s having sufficient funds

Legal basis: Regulations Regarding International Students Undertaking Studies in Taiwan.

A financial statement issued by a financial institution within the last three months showing a balance of at least NT$150,000 (US$5,000) in Chinese or English (limited to the applicant’s or the applicant’s parents’ account, with supporting proof attached), or proof of a full scholarship provided by the government, the university, or a private organization.

• If the financial statement is not under the applicant’s own account, a handwritten affidavit from the sponsor (in Chinese or English) must also be submitted, stating the relationship between the sponsor and the applicant, and guaranteeing to cover all expenses of the applicant’s studies in Taiwan (Attachment 1).
• Only personal account information is accepted; company accounts will not be accepted.

• Full scholarship recipients are required to provide the scholarship certificate and a bank statement showing a balance of at least NT$30,000 (USD 1,000). Scholarship application forms will not be accepted.

When reviewing one's admission application, if any of the required documents (i.e. Degree diploma, Financial statement, Language certificate, or other documents required by CJCU) have not been authenticated by an overseas mission, or by an agency established or designated by the Executive Yuan, or by a private organization commissioned by the Executive Yuan, and the university has any doubts about them, it may request authentication by an overseas agency. If documents that have already been authenticated raise any doubts, CJCU may request examination of the documents. In accordance with the Regulations Regarding Internationla Studnets Undertaking Studies in Taiwan (Article 7)