
針對中國觀光客因訂房單寫「中國台灣」被要求補件,邱垂正強調政策不變,純屬個案溝通不良
中國觀光客因飯店訂房單寫「中國台灣」被要求補件,須簽署「尊重台灣為主權獨立之國家、兩岸互不隸屬」文字。陸委會主委邱垂正表示政策不變,任何申請來台觀光者不得矮化台灣主權,違反者依法不給入境,並稱此為個案溝通不良問題。
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中國觀光客在申請來台觀光入境許可時,因飯店訂房單出現「中國台灣」字樣,被內政部移民署要求補件並簽署尊重台灣主權獨立之文字。陸委會主委邱垂正回應藍營質疑,強調政策不變,任何申請來台觀光者不得矮化台灣主權,違反者依法不給入境,並稱此為個案溝通不良問題。
中國觀光客發文爆料,因為在飯店訂房單寫了「中國台灣」字樣,被台灣政府要求重新提供「去除矮化」文字的預定單。針對藍營人士質疑互不隸屬有「兩國論」疑慮?陸委會主委邱垂正今日在立院受訪表示,政策不變,任何申請來台觀光的人,不得矮化台灣主權,若有違反的話,當然依法不給入境。
這名中國網友在Threads貼出內政部移民署系統審查截圖,透露自己在線上申請「旅居海外大陸地區人民來台觀光入境許可」時遭要求補件,須寫下「尊重台灣為主權獨立之國家、兩岸互不隸屬」文字並簽名後上傳。
移民署要求這名網友,因為酒店預訂單出現「中國台灣」矮化我國的文字,要他去除後補件,還要網友書寫「尊重台灣為主權獨立之國家,台灣與中國互不隸屬」,「簽名押日期後上傳」。
面對藍營質疑此一作法,邱垂正指出,昨天移民署署長也有講,純粹是個案溝通不良的問題,下次他們在處理這類事情,也會注意溝通的問題。
邱垂正強調「政策不變」,任何申請來台觀光的人,都要依兩岸條例及中客來台的許可辦法,不得矮化台灣主權,也不得違反對等尊嚴原則。如果違反的話,當然依法不給入境。不過,剛剛提到這只是個案溝通問題,跟通案無關。
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移民署將調整處理此類補件事項的溝通方式,避免類似個案再次發生
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