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Population ageing, fertility, families, labour force, migration and household-change graphics for Taiwan’s demographic transition.
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Taiwan Indigenous Groups, 2026Amis, Paiwan and Atayal make up about 72.6% of listed group totals.
Vietnam Was the Largest Source of Foreign Students in TaiwanVietnam supplied 32.2% of overseas students; total foreign enrollment was 123,190.
Taiwan Tertiary Enrollment Fell 21.8% Over 14 YearsTertiary enrollment fell to 1.057m in 2025–26, down 21.8% from 2011–12.
Amis, Paiwan and Atayal make up about 72.6% of listed group totals.
Tertiary enrollment fell to 1.057m in 2025–26, down 21.8% from 2011–12.
Vietnam supplied 32.2% of overseas students; total foreign enrollment was 123,190.
Men’s first-marriage age rose from 32.1 to 33.1; women’s rose from 29.9 to 31.1.
MOI-linked data show 3.99m one-person households out of 9.85m registered households.
Manufacturing employed 482,608 foreign workers, far above other listed industries.
Indonesia and Vietnam together accounted for about 68.8% of valid-permit workers.
NDC projects a fall from the 2019 peak of 23.6m to 14.4–15.8m by 2070.
Derived from NDC age shares, the ratio rises from 27.8 to 71.4 per 100 workers.
NDC projects the 15–64 share falling from 69.1% in 2024 to 46.6% in 2070.