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This comprehensive program is for our foreign friends who want their heavy motorcycle license (>250cc), but don’t know where to start. It includes everything you need in order to succeed at getting your heavy motorcycle license!
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Get Your Heavy Motorcycle License with ADor-Biker
According to Taiwanese law, in order to get a heavy motorcycle license (>250cc), you are required to:
- Possess a Taiwanese scooter license (also calls as regular motorcycle 50 – 250cc) for at least 1 year before registering for the class
- Register and attend class at an accredited driving school or institute before taking your driving test
- Be over 20 years of age
For foreigners who might not have yet mastered Chinese, this can be a confusing process with the government requirements and language barrier. We have partnered with an official Taiwanese driving institute, so you will benefit from our structured program, English language assistance, and personal support in addition to their knowledgeable instructors and small English class.
Program Structure:
1) a. Program Overview: 1.5 hrs-2 hrs. online / office meeting with ADor-Biker team member
- Discussion about the program and the official driving test schedule
- Filling out paperwork
b. Medical Evaluation: 30 min at the medical office in person with ADor-Biker team member, including:
- Filling out paperwork
- Taking license photos
2) Attend 6-days of class for practice and coaching in English at the driving school
3) Take the official driving test at the driving school where you’ve been practicing
4) Receive your heavy motorcycle license in 7 business days after you pass the test!
※ UPDATE: As of March 2022, heavy motorcycle licenses are now separated into 2 types of licenses, which are distinguished by the type of motorcycle you can ride. Our driving school only offers Type 1 licenses
※ Before registering, please read the below FAQ and send us a message at FB messenger, email, or here:
Frequently Asked Questions
About Program
Q: What are the requirements for the program?
A: In order to qualify for the program, you only need 3 things:
1. Possess a Taiwanese scooter license (regular motorcycle 50 – 250cc) for at least 1 year before registering for class.
2. An ARC that has been issued for at least 6 months or longer
(We know there are lots of questions about this requirement! Feel free to message us for any clarifications)
※ Gold Card Members MUST HAVE Taiwan’s address on their card and have Taiwan’s phone number before registering for the program
3. Over 20 years old
Q: How long is the program?
A: You will have 5 in-person driving classes at the driving school within a week. Each is 1hr.
See the example of the class schedule below.
Date |
Time |
Class |
Location |
01/03 (Tue) |
18:00-19:00 |
Driving Class |
Driving School |
01/04 (Wed) |
18:00-19:00 |
Driving Class |
Driving School |
20:30-22:30 |
Safety Class |
Online |
|
01/05 (Thu) |
18:00-19:00 |
Driving Class |
Driving School |
01/06 (Fri) |
18:00-19:00 |
Driving Class |
Driving School |
20:30-22:30 |
Safety Class |
Online |
|
18:00-19:00 |
Driving Class |
Driving School |
|
01/09 (Mon) | |||
01/10 (Tue) |
Official Driving Test: Register at 07:00 |
Q: Where is the driving school located?
A: The school is located in Banqiao (板橋), New Taipei City.
About Test
Q: What about the test?
A: You will need to arrive at the driving school for registration no later than 07:00 am on Tuesday and you will be finished by 09:00 am at the latest.
Q: What happens if I don’t pass the test?
A: If you do not pass the driving test, you only need to wait 7 days before you can re-try. There is a $500NTD registration fee to re-schedule the test at the driving school for the following week (or any week after that works for your schedule). You’ll also receive more practice time at the school before you re-take the test.
Q: When will I receive my license?
A: Your license will arrive at our office 7 business days after you pass the driving test. We’ll notify you to come to pick it up.
About Class
Q: How many spots are in each class?
A: Each class is capped at 5 students to ensure everyone has time to practice, receive personalized attention from the coach, and be ready for the test.
Q: Do I need my own motorcycle & helmet?
A: No, both will be provided for you! While it is not necessary, we do recommend that you bring your own helmet which includes a visor (but they do have shared ones you can use at the school). We can also provide sanitary hairnets for use with the program helmets to ensure cleanliness.
Q: Is there a government subsidy for this program like there is the scooter license program?
A: Unfortunately, there is no government subsidy provided when you receive this license.
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Q: I want to get a license eventually, but I don’t have a scooter license yet. Can I still apply?
A: A requirement of the heavy motorcycle license (>250cc) is to have a scooter license (also calls as regular motorcycle 50 – 250cc) IN TAIWAN for at least a year before you can register for class. If you are planning for the future, take a look at our scooter license program and see if it is right for you. If you are still unsure which class is right for you, message our team on Facebook. We’d love to help and provide more personalized information!
Q: You seem like a great company! Is there a way I can get more involved or learn more about what you are doing?
A: Our goal is to be a go-to resource for our foreign friends in Taiwan! We’d love to have you message us or even come see our office and meet our team. We can help with any questions you have about Taiwan, suggest fun experiences or show you what projects we’re currently working on to help our foreign community. Our FB page is https://www.facebook.com/liveintaiwan101
We hope this information about the program was helpful!
If you have any additional questions, we’re happy to provide answers.
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