Plugs & voltage in Taiwan
Types A and B · 110 V · 60 Hz
In Asia it is one of just two countries on 100–127 V, with Japan. Taiwan’s nominal 110 V is unique in Eastern Asia, where most others list 220 V. In Eastern Asia, only South Korea also runs at 60 Hz; the rest use 50 Hz or both.
Do I need an adapter for Taiwan?
Where are you travelling from?
Plug straight in.
Adapter, and mind the voltage.
110 V here, 230 V at home.
Adapter, and mind the voltage.
110 V here, 230 V at home.
Adapter, and mind the voltage.
110 V here, 230 V at home.
Adapter, and mind the voltage.
Type A plugs fit; Type I plugs need an adapter to Types A or B.
110 V here, 220 V at home.
Adapter, and mind the voltage.
110 V here, 230 V at home.
Plug straight in.
The power supply
Also in the data
Only 6 of the 139 countries list a nominal 110 V, an uncommon value.
In Eastern Asia, only Japan uses the same Types A and B; the other 5 do not.
Same plugs as Taiwan
20 other countries use exactly A/B: 19 in the Americas and 1 in Asia.
The plug types used here
Guides: 230 V vs 120 V countries · The 15 plug types explained
Source: Wikidata Q865; regions: UN M49 (Eastern Asia). Sources & method