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Taiwan, Province of China Flag Vessels

997 vessels registered under the Taiwan, Province of China flag

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Taiwan, Province of China Maritime Fleet Overview

Taiwan, Province of China has 997 registered vessels tracked on MarineRadar. The fleet primarily consists of Fishing (458), Tug (97), Cargo (89), Unknown (77) and Other (56). Track all Taiwan, Province of China-flagged ships with live AIS positions and real-time maritime data.

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About the Taiwan, Province of China Flag

Registry Authority

The flag of the Republic of China (Taiwan) is administered by the Maritime and Port Bureau (MPB) under the Ministry of Transportation and Communications. Taiwan has a sizeable national-flag fleet anchored by container shipping, with around 800 vessels.

Why Ships Register in Taiwan

Taiwanese registration is required for domestic coastal trade between Taiwan, Penghu, Matsu, and Kinmen, and is preferred for ships handling government-procured cargoes. Tonnage tax-style relief is available, and the flag's Paris MOU and Tokyo MOU performance has been broadly stable.

Notable Operators

Evergreen Marine, Yang Ming Marine Transport, Wan Hai Lines, U-Ming Marine Transport, Sincere Industrial Corporation, and Taiwan's distant-water fishing fleet operators flag substantial tonnage in Taiwan.

Trade Routes

Taiwan-flagged ships dominate the country's high-volume container exports — Evergreen, Yang Ming, and Wan Hai operate Asia–Europe, transpacific, intra-Asia, and Asia–Middle East loops — alongside dry-bulk imports of iron ore, coal, and grain, and a large distant-water tuna and squid fishing fleet that operates worldwide.

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LI HUNG NO.666
MMSI 416002591·Fishing
2
CHARNG CHUEN NO.66
MMSI 416193500·Unknown
3
SHUN FENG NO.18
MMSI 416005206·Other
4
HONG IU NO.313
MMSI 416062800·Fishing
5
MYTH
MMSI 416013023·Unknown
6
YU JINN MAN NO 6
MMSI 416003371·Other
7
EVER LUCID
MMSI 416509000·Cargo - Hazard OS (Recognizable)
8
JIN HSIANG WANG
MMSI 416004759·Fishing
9
CSBC NO.16
MMSI 416080000·Unknown
10
UNI PROSPER
MMSI 416459000·Cargo - Hazard OS (Recognizable)
11
YUAN MAN
MMSI 416005687·Fishing
12
SHEN WEI CHENG NO688
MMSI 416005777·Fishing
13
DONG YIN NO88
MMSI 416381000·Cargo
14
TIPM NO.14502
MMSI 416000125·Tug
15
SHENG CHI NO.6
MMSI 416010365·Tug
16
YUNG AN NO.1
MMSI 416073700·Tug
17
NEW TAIMA
MMSI 416009193·Passenger
18
HON YUN
MMSI 416001858·Tanker
19
DER CHENG
MMSI 416003636·Fishing
20
JONG SHYN NO.8
MMSI 416005211·Local Vessel
21
EVER LUNAR
MMSI 416497000·Cargo - Hazard OS (Recognizable)
22
SHENG YU CHANG
MMSI 416004399·Fishing
23
XIN JIN XIANG NO 12
MMSI 416000705·Fishing
24
TAIPOWER PROSPERITY V
MMSI 416440000·Cargo
25
CHUN I NO.11
MMSI 416005188·Fishing
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Frequently Asked Questions

How many vessels are registered under the Taiwan, Province of China flag?+
997 vessels are currently tracked on MarineRadar with Taiwan, Province of China as their flag state. The fleet primarily consists of Fishing (458), Tug (97), Cargo (89), Unknown (77) and Other (56). Each vessel transmits live AIS data covering position, speed, course, and voyage destination.
What types of ships fly the Taiwan, Province of China flag?+
The Taiwan, Province of China-flagged fleet on MarineRadar covers 5 principal vessel categories: Fishing (458), Tug (97), Cargo (89), Unknown (77), Other (56). Each category is detailed on its own /vessel-type page with specifications and live tracking.
Who administers the Taiwan, Province of China ship registry?+
The flag of the Republic of China (Taiwan) is administered by the Maritime and Port Bureau (MPB) under the Ministry of Transportation and Communications. Taiwan has a sizeable national-flag fleet anchored by container shipping, with around 800 vessels.
Why do ships register under the Taiwan, Province of China flag?+
Taiwanese registration is required for domestic coastal trade between Taiwan, Penghu, Matsu, and Kinmen, and is preferred for ships handling government-procured cargoes. Tonnage tax-style relief is available, and the flag's Paris MOU and Tokyo MOU performance has been broadly stable.
Where do Taiwan, Province of China-flagged vessels typically operate?+
Taiwan-flagged ships dominate the country's high-volume container exports — Evergreen, Yang Ming, and Wan Hai operate Asia–Europe, transpacific, intra-Asia, and Asia–Middle East loops — alongside dry-bulk imports of iron ore, coal, and grain, and a large distant-water tuna and squid fishing fleet that operates worldwide.
How can I track Taiwan, Province of China-flagged vessels in real time?+
You can track every Taiwan, Province of China-flagged vessel listed above by tapping its name to open the ship's detail page, where MarineRadar shows the live AIS position, recent track, voyage data, and nearby maritime traffic. The same data is available in the iOS and Android app, with notifications and saved-fleet support.