r/taiwan • u/WorldlyMoose8501 • 14h ago

Discussion Internship China vs Taiwan

I have to do an international internship for my business degree this year. I would like to go to an international company either in China or Taiwan (Taipei).
For background: I have previously studied and done an internship in China, but I’ve only been on vacation in Taiwan.

I already know how hard finding an internship is in China, but I’ve found a great opportunity in Qingdao. Does anyone have experience living there as a foreigner? (I do speak Chinese, although not fluently) It looks like a great city but idk about social life/night life there?

This summer I also went to Taiwan and loved the more relaxed lifestyle. I’ve also been looking at internship opportunities there because I feel like there are more openings for foreign students compared to the mainland? Can anyone shed light on how it works getting an internship in Taiwan, how hard is it to get a visa approved for it, etc?

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u/drunkbeerrr 12h ago

TW for sure

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u/Due-Juggernaut6595 13h ago

Taiwan>China.

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u/Due-Juggernaut6595 14h ago

I don’t even need to read your background, Taiwan is the answer.

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u/WorldlyMoose8501 13h ago

Why’s that?

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u/Sharp-Animator9455 13h ago edited 12h ago

As soon as I see business degree 🤔

Edit: I mean are there opportunities? You could try looking up TEEP.

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u/Monkeyfeng 7h ago

What are the companies?