is he persian/taiwanese? his name would seem to suggest so but according to my limited research immigration to taiwan from that region is basically nonexistent
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Japanese-Brazilians are pretty common so there's nothing crazy about that. Based on what I'm seeing online though Iranian immigration to Taiwan is just not a thing and the small number of Persians living there are workers, not people that would actually be there long enough to have kids born there. Maybe I'm reading into this too much I'm just really intrigued by these sorts of things
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reside in Taiwan for five years (or three if married to a citizen), be physically present for at least 183 days/year, pass a language/civics test, have a clean record, and prove financial self-sufficiency, with the main path being residency and naturalization
This is what I found on google about how to become a citizen in Taiwan. One of his parents could pass these requirements to become a citizen or
If born abroad to at least one Taiwanese parent, you are often a national automatically but need to register household and get a National ID/Passport.
(I know nothing about Taiwan immigration please correct me if I am wrong Taiwan friends)
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