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Adoption Program

Taiwan

• Overview
• Requirements
• Child Profile
• Process
• Why Taiwan

Overview

Unlike many intercountry adoption programs, the HIC Taiwan program will occasionally involve birth parents and or relatives involved in selecting prospective parents. Where no relatives are involved, the applicable social service agency workers will diligently work to ensure that the best matches are made to meet the child’s needs. In some cases our Taiwan partners may send specific child referrals for specific HIC waiting families. In some cases HIC waiting families may identify a waiting child in the list of available HIC waiting children. This is a hands-on program in which the Taiwanese social service staff makes great effort to find the best match. In most cases waiting parents will complete two separate approval processes prior to child placement: The first approval may come following the receipt of the HIC client home study by the receiving agency in Taiwan, and the second approval may come once a child has been selected or matched.