Taiwan
Republic of China
Capital: Taipei
National languages: Formosan languages, Hakka, Hokkien, Mandarin, Matsu, Taiwan Sign Language
Currency: New Taiwan dollar (TWD)
The political status of Taiwan remains uncertain. The ROC is no longer a member of the UN, having been replaced by the PRC in 1971. Taiwan is claimed by the PRC, which refuses diplomatic relations with countries that recognise the ROC. Taiwan maintains official ties with 14 out of 193 UN member states and the Holy See.
COST AND TERMS:
Documents from the Commercial Register of Taiwan can be provided in electronic and/or original paper form, legalized and translated into any language.
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Electronic Document |
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Legalized document
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Extract from the trade register of Taiwan
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30 euro
from 30 min. |
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on
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| Business Report |
from 180 euro
2-5 days |
- Terms in business days.
- Delivery charges are not included in the price.
Extracts from the Commercial Register of Taiwan:
- Extract from the commercial register of Taiwan contains:
- Company Name;
- Company Number, Date of Incorporation/Registration;
- Status;
- Activities;
- Address;
- Share/Capital Information;
- Management / Representatives;
etc.
Document language: Chinese.
Extract fullness depends on the type of company and the availability of data in the Commercial Register .
Business report on a company incorporated in Taiwan:
The following information may be included for you in the report:
- Company Name;
- Company Number, Date of Incorporation/Registration;
- Status;
- Activities;
- Address and Contact Information;
- Management / Representatives;
- Share/Capital Information;
- Media references;
- Branches and representative offices in Russia;
- Subsidiaries in Russia;
- Participation in court cases in Russia
etc.
We use data from national registers and other reliable sources to prepare business report.
The completeness of the report depends on your goals, the type of company and the availability of data in the registries.
Taiwan. Legalization and translation:
Taiwan is not a party to the 1961 Hague Convention, which abolishes the requirement of legalization of foreign official documents for the countries-participants of the Convention.
Documents obtained in Taiwan are subject to consular legalization.
We can translate documents into any language for you.
