ATM fees in Taiwan

By liu_tw | Mar 18, 2018 | Updated: May 10, 2018
Asia > Taiwan

Most of ATMs in Taiwan don't have fees for international withdrawals, including Visa / Mastercard.

However, some ATMs might make you pay a fee (usually NTD 100). So unless you're in a big hurry, cancel the transaction and find another ATM.

The 7-Eleven convenience stores ATMs will make you pay this fee, but the Family Mart ones won't.

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