Polish Office in Taipei

The Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange NAWA has launched a new platform, “Research in Poland”.

Poland has fully opened its borders with other EU countries. However, the borders with non-EU countries remain closed. Starting from 28th of December 2020 Polish Government imposed quarantine requirements for certain categories of travelers.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, from May 17 until further notice, the Consular Section of the Polish Office in Taipei is closed to applicants, except for students applying for the visa and other urgent or justified cases. All visitors are kindly asked to make a prior appointment by phone (02 7729 9320) or by e-mail (poland.office.taipei@msz.gov.pl).

On May 6, we Polish Office in Taipei had a pleasure to host representatives of the Taiwanese administration, the diplomatic corps and selected representatives of business, media, NGOs, the world of science and art, and the Polish community at the national reception on the occasion of the 3rd May Constitution Day.

Residents of Taipei learnt about culture and cuisine of European countries at the 2021 Europe Festival.

On April 30 in Sandimen, Bartosz Ryś, the Acting Head of the Polish Office in Taipei, and Cemelesai Ljaljege'an, the Head of the Indigenous Sandimen Township, opened the exhibition entitled "Polish Children’s Rights".

Following the opening of the Taiwanese market for Polish apples, the Polish Investment and Trade Agency Office in Taipei, National Support Centre for Agriculture and the Polish Office in Taipei jointly organized the first ever event which was aimed at promoting Polish apples in Taiwan - Polish Apple Night

Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association (TEEMA) and Polish Motor Group (PGM) have organized a webinar dedicated to the cooperation in the field of electric vehicle industry

Five Polish cities - Lublin, Piła, Rzeszów, Gdynia and Łódź, took part in Smart City Summit & Expo, one of the world’s largest events in the field of harnessing artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) in the management of urban space.