Indonesian teen separated from mother by 4,000 kilometers finally gets Taiwan dependent visa after 6 months of red tape
Taiwan News
Date: 2018/04/30
By: Keoni Everington, Taiwan News, Staff Writer
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — After going through red tape for six months and being separated
Anindita (left), Cheng (right).
by 4,000 kilometers, an Indonesian young woman will finally be able to join her mother and stepfather in Taiwan after having obtained a dependent visa, reported CNA.
Indonesian national Amanda Erika Anindita, 18, has been attempting for six months to apply for a dependent visa to come to Taiwan to live with her mother and her Taiwanese stepfather, Cheng Chi-nan (鄭吉男).
On April 17, the Anindita received the good news that her application for the visa had been approved. “I finally got the resident visa so that I can live with mom and dad in Taiwan,” said Anindita to CNA. [FULL STORY]
