Hospitality interns in a professional setting

Employment

Taiwan Internship Program for Indian Students

Hospitality • Culinary • Tourism Sectors

Introduction

Taidia International facilitates the Taiwan Internship Program for Indian students, a government-designed and regulated initiative that provides hands-on industry training in hospitality, culinary, and tourism sectors. This program is designed to give real-world exposure and international experience — it is strictly an internship program, not a full-time job placement.

Internship only. Not a job placement. No guaranteed full-time employment.

Why Taiwan Internship?

  • Government-designed framework ensures legitimacy
  • Monthly stipend TWD 15,000 (~INR 42,500)
  • On-the-job training (OJT) in real workplaces
  • Extremely low crime rate; very safe country
  • Globally recognized healthcare system
  • Strong cultural & international exposure

Internship Fields Available

Hotel Operations
Food & Beverage Service
Culinary Operations
Tourism & Guest Services

Internship Basic Offer (May vary slightly by hotel)

  • Stipend: TWD 15,000/month (paid in cash, no deduction)
  • Accommodation: Free (shared rooms, 5–8 students)
  • Meals: 2–3 meals on working days
  • Working Hours: 8 hours/day, 5 days/week
  • Overtime: TWD 150/hour (with intern’s consent)
  • Future Scope: Full-time job may be possible after internship (not guaranteed)

Internship only. Not a job placement. No guaranteed full-time employment.

Institution Eligibility – India

The sending institution (college / institute in India) must:

  • Be listed in Taiwan Ministry of Education (MOE) approved list
  • OR
  • If not listed:
  • Provide Proof of Institutional Equivalency
  • Must be accredited by a recognized Indian education authority
  • Documents must be:
  • Translated into Chinese
  • Notarized
  • Verified by Taiwan Overseas Mission

Student Eligibility

  • Be currently enrolled in hospitality / culinary / tourism program
  • Have completed at least one semester
  • Be aged 18–20 years
  • (If not, gap explanation required)
  • Have basic English communication skills
  • Internship duration allowed is 50% of total course duration
  • Example: 6-month course → 3-month internship
  • Example: 2-year course → 1-year internship

Selection & Application Process

1️⃣ Self-introduction video (English)
2️⃣ Shortlisting by employer
3️⃣ Online interview (English)
4️⃣ Document submission
5️⃣ Visa & legal process
6️⃣ Departure to Taiwan

Financial Considerations

Students are responsible for:

  • Round-trip air ticket (INR 25,000–50,000 approx.)
  • 50% reimbursed after internship completion
  • Passport fee
  • Visa & visa extension fee
  • Translation & legal documentation fees
  • All payments must have proof of receipt

Code of Conduct

  • Compliance with Taiwan local laws
  • Adherence to host company rules
  • Misconduct may lead to early termination and deportation

Ready to gain international hospitality experience in Taiwan?