Taiwan Adoption

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This program is: open

In 2011, U.S. citizens adopted approximately 205 children from Taiwan. Children available for adoption are infant to school-aged, more boys than girls, as well as older children, sibling groups, and children with special needs. The children reside in orphanages.

Visit the Adoption Directory for Taiwan Adoption Agencies and other professionals and services.

Travel required: Yes; if married, both parents must travel; in-country stay approximately one week.

Convention Country?: Yes

Singles accepted: Yes

Other: Post-placement reports are required for seven years.

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