In consideration of the severity of COVID-19 worldwide and given that vaccination doesn’t provide 100% protection, and the vaccination coverage rate is not high in Taiwan, travelers who enter or transit through Taiwan and have received COVID-19 vaccination are still required to present a COVID-19 RT-PCR test report and to comply with home quarantine requirements as well as other related rules after entry in order to prevent COVID-19 and protect vulnerable populations in Taiwan.

Starting November 6, India, the UK, and Myanmar to be removed from CECC’s list of key high-risk countries; quarantine measures applicable to arrivals from areas under Level 3 travel notice to be restored for travelers with travel history to these three countries
On November 3, the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) announced that it will temporarily suspend its use of the key high-risk country list that includes countries in this list mainly because of the Delta variant, and that the quarantine measures applicable to arrivals from areas under Level 3 travel notice will apply to arrivals from India, the UK, and Myanmar starting 00:00 on November 6 (time of arrival in Taiwan).
The CECC explained that with the continued spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, before boarding the flight to Taiwan, all travelers arriving from areas under Level 3 travel notice must provide a COVID-19 RT-PCR test report issued within three days prior to the flight schedule time. Before departure, travelers coming to Taiwan must arrange a place (a quarantine hotel or a room in a group quarantine facility at their own expense) where they can undergo quarantine. Travelers are also required to take a deep-throat saliva test (for PCR testing) after arrival and to take a quarantine vehicle to a quarantine hotel or a group quarantine facility where they plan to complete the 14-day quarantine at their own expense after testing. Travelers shall also undergo a PCR test before the end of their quarantine (between the 12th and 14th day of quarantine) and take a rapid test using an at-home test kit on the 6th day or 7th day of their self-health management period. Additionally, travelers should voluntarily report their test result back via text message.
https://www.cdc.gov.tw/En/Bulletin/Detail/8RUMqsKu5W-lrRp7C4z2fg?typeid=158
(Updated on Nov. 4, 2021)

Eligibility to schedule appointments for first dose of AZ vaccine in 13th round of bookings on COVID-19 Vaccination Registration and Reservation system expanded to people aged 18-49 who registered for AZ vaccine before 12 p.m. on October 26
On November 4, the Central Epidemic Command Center announced that appointments for the first dose of the AstraZeneca (AZ) vaccine in the 13th round of bookings on the COVID-19 Vaccination Registration and Reservation system (https://1922.gov.tw/) will be open to people aged 18-49 (born between January 1, 1972 and November 6, 2003, inclusive) who registered for the AZ vaccine before 12 p.m. on October 26, to ensure effective use of vaccine. Scheduling appointments: from 4 p.m. on November 4 to 12 p.m. on November 5. Vaccination: from November 6 to November 12.
https://www.cdc.gov.tw/En/Bulletin/Detail/JNx734S06vLIYdaBI0weoQ?typeid=158
(Updated on Nov. 4, 2021)

Nationwide epidemic alert to remain at Level 2 from November 2 to November 15; CECC makes adjustments to related measures and urges public to continue following epidemic prevention and control measures
As the pandemic continues to subside and the situation is under control in Taiwan, after discussions with relevant agencies and assessments, the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) announced on October 28 that it will maintain the Level 2 epidemic alert, effective from November 2 to November 15. Details about adjustments to related regulations are listed below.
A. Level 2 measures:
1. Masks must be worn at all times when outside, except for the following situations:
(1) When exercising or singing indoors or outdoors;
(2) When taking individual/group photos indoors or outdoors;
(3) When people in the agriculture, forestry, fishing, and animal husbandry sectors work in open spaces (such as farm fields, fish ponds, forests and mountains);
(4) When people are in forests, in mountains (including forest recreation areas), or on the beach.
(5) When people in hot/cold springs, dry sauna rooms, spas, steam rooms, saunas, places providing water activities, or venues where masks can get wet easily.
In the above-mentioned situations, people will not be required to wear a mask, but they should carry a mask with them. Masks are still required if COVID-19 symptoms are present and social distancing cannot be maintained.
2. Commercial business venues and public venues should implement contact information registration, take temperatures, enhance disinfection of premises, carry out health management among staff, and implement timely responses to the occurrence of confirmed cases.
3. The following restrictions will be lifted:
(1) The limit on the number of people in gatherings;
(2) Crowd control or capacity limit management at commercial business venues and public venue;
(3) Reduction in the maximum number of people outdoors in art performances and exhibitions/sports events and games/national parks/national scenic areas/the tourism and amusement industry;
4. Masks may be temporarily removed when consuming food and beverages on Taiwan Railway Administration and Taiwan High-Speed Rail trains, intercity buses, tour buses, and domestic flights/ships, and in cinemas, KTV bars, MTVs, and Internet cafes.
B. Venues that should remain closed:
singing and dance venues, nightclubs, clubs, hostess bars, bars, pubs, and beauty parlors; these establishments without hostess services may open provided that they must follow epidemic prevention and management regulations.
https://www.cdc.gov.tw/En/Bulletin/Detail/8OPsSOdaLyYs5xknjevufw?typeid=158
(Updated on Nov. 2, 2021)