Taiwan ICDF Scholarship Program 2026 | Fully Funded

Eligibility Criteria for Taiwan ICDF Scholarship Program 2026:

To be eligible for the ICDF Scholarship in Taiwan, applicants must hold citizenship in a country listed as eligible and meet specific criteria established by their country or government.

Applicants should not be citizens of the Republic of China (Taiwan) or classified as overseas national students.

Similarly, students should meet admission requirements for the partner university chosen for these Taiwan scholarships.

Applicants must not hold any other ROC (Taiwan) government-sponsored scholarship during the academic year of the Taiwan ICDF Scholarship 2026.

To be eligible for this scholarship in Taiwan 2026, all students must maintain a clean record who have never had a scholarship revoked by any ROC (Taiwan) government agency or related institution. Similarly, they should not have been expelled from any Taiwanese university either.

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https://www.icdf.org.tw/wSite/np?ctNode=31561&mp=2#aC


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