Taiwan Motor Vehicles Offices

Back to 'Articles'

Motor Vehicle Offices primary roles generally deal with vehicle testing and license testing, drivers licenses,vehicle ownership information and details, traffic fines and collections.

A Motor Vehicles Office is generally visisted when applying for drivers licenses, changing ownership of vehicles, taking driving tests and paying fines.They can offer general information about driving regulations and laws. They generally offer assistants to help with filling out forms and may offer limited translation help.

*Auto Checkers reminds drivers that the vehicle testing procedure carried out by motor vehicle testing facilities is not considered comprehensive by Auto Checkers and does not qualify a vehicle as being safe to operate or of a high quality.

Area		Contact	Telephone
	Taipei City (Bade Rd.)	No.21, Sec.4, Bade Rd., Taipei, 10561, Taiwan, R.O.C.	(02)-2763-0155
	Taipei City (Chengde Rd.)	No.80, Sec.5, Chengde Rd. Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C.	(02)-2763-0155
	Kaohsiung City	No.71, Demin Rd.,Nanzih District,Kaohsiung City 81157,Taiwan, R.O.C.	(07)-3613-161
	Kaohsiung County	No.361, Wuying Rd.,Fongshan City, Kaohsiung County ,830, Taiwan R.O.C	(07)-7711-101
	Hsinchu	No.58, Sec. 3, Wunde Rd., Sinpu Township, Hsinchu County 305, Taiwan R.O.C.	(03)-5892-051
	Chiayi	No. 29 , Pu Zi Seventh Rd., Pu Zi City, Chiayi City , Taiwan R.O.C.	(05)-3623-939
	Taichung	No.2, Sec1, Yo Yuan Rd., Da Du Town, Taichung County , Taiwan R.O.C.	(04)-2691-2011
	Kinmen County	No.6-1 Huang Hai Rd., Jinhu Township, Kinmen county , Taiwan R.O.C.	(082)-332-407

Please report any incorrect information or updates to customer@actaiwan.com . Thank you!

Disclaimer

*Auto Checkers will not be held responsible for the information contained within these links. Information and specifics found within should not always be considered accurate and should always be validated by relevant sources. Accuracy regarding information contained in these pages may change over time and their contents may not be regularly updated. The government itself does post warnings that information displayed in English on its own webpages may not be accurate and in such cases may be superseded by Mandarin Chinese rules!