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Can a sports training course use a virtual address?
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No, the address of a sport training course must comply with Taiwan’s Land Use Zone standards and can be used to register a sport training course.
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Is it necessary for certified professionals to obtain relevant licenses to operate the business?
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Yes, related professionals are required to have at least one coaching or national physical fitness instructor license issued by the major association or sports organization, either in Taiwan or abroad.
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Do the equipment and facilities need to comply with local building regulations?
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Yes, a Taiwan architect or structural engineer must provide a signed certification confirming that all equipment and facilities meet structural load safety requirements. This ensures that the sports equipment will not compromise the integrity of the building.
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Is it necessary to obtain insurance for the business premises?
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Yes, depending on the regulations of each city or county, it is required to purchase public liability insurance for the sports stadium in accordance with the local ordinances governing public accident liability insurance for business premises.
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Are there any specific size restrictions for business premises?
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If you plan to operate a sports stadium or offer sports training courses such as a dance studio, gym, yoga studio, or martial arts dojo, the training space must be under 300 square meters. In this case, you do not need to apply for a short-term course license. You only need to complete company registration and apply for recognition as a sports training class from the relevant sports authority in Taiwan before starting operations.
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