Archive · 17 Sep 2025
Taiwan Aims to Bring in Indian Workers Through Agreement
Taiwan wants to hire workers from India to help fill job openings.
They made a deal last year to make this happen, and now they're working out the details.
This is because Taiwan needs workers in jobs like building things, taking care of people, and farming.
Trade between Taiwan and India is already very strong, with lots of money being exchanged.
They're also working together on making computer chips in India.
Taiwan is working to get Indian workers as part of a labor agreement.
The agreement, signed last year, focuses on labor shortages.
Indian workers would fill roles in various key sectors.
Bilateral trade between India and Taiwan reached $10.6 billion.
Focus includes collaboration on semiconductor manufacturing in India.
- Who
- Taiwan and India
- What
- Taiwan hopes to bring in Indian workers
- When
- Negotiations ongoing since last year's agreement
- Where
- Taiwan and India
- Why
- To address labor shortages in Taiwan
- Agreement
- MoU on Migration and Mobility
- Signed
- February of last year
- Focus
- Labor shortages in Taiwan
- Key Sectors
- Manufacturing, construction, agriculture, fisheries, and caregiving
- Bilateral Trade
- $10.6 billion last year
- Taiwan's Investment
- $5.7 bn in India