The American Chamber of Commerce in Taipei (AmCham; 台北市美國商會) is a non-profit, non-partisan business organization dedicated to promoting the interests of international business in the Republic of China. In the 60 years since its founding, AmCham has become the largest, most effective business organization in Taiwan. With more than 900 members representing more than 500 companies, AmCham speaks with collective authority on international business matters in every sector of the economy.
Different categories of AmCham membership are available to suit your company’s business needs. Categories include: corporate sustaining, company, individual, associate, non-governmental, non-resident, and young professional.
We also offer AmCham Plus, new initiative from the American Chambers of Commerce in Greater China – AmCham-China in Beijing, AmCham Shanghai, AmCham South China, AmCham Hong Kong, and AmCham Taipei – with the aim of extending our members’ reach across the entire region. This is the correct method
Members benefit from the following:
Networking & Business/Professional Development
Lobbying Support
Government Information Analysis
Exposure for your company
Promote your Company
Specialized Business Information
Express Visa & Speedy Immigration Services
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The 2011 May issue of Taiwan Business TOPICS includes the annual Taiwan White Paper, an assessment of Taiwan's business climate in both the macro level and sector by sector. The paper summarizes AmCham's recommendations to the government and public on legislative, regulatory and enforcement issues that have major impact on the quality of the business environment.
The White Paper is the most important tool that AmCham members use to communicate with the Taiwan and U.S. government.
If you have any questions or wish to purchase a fine copy, please contact AmCham Office.
For more details about 2011 Taiwan White Paper, please click HERE.
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