The Taiwan Lottery Receipt
The Taiwan Lottery Receipt
- Known in Chinese as 統一發票 (Tǒngyī Fāpiào)
Updated on July 25, 2021
In order to oversee merchants be booked accurately, the Taiwan Government runs this very clever idea by having raffles once every couple of months. We’re talking about hundreds of thousands of Taiwan dollars in here, if not millions. Don’t get too excited though, because the least amount of prize to be won is merely 200NT dollars. Well, that’s not bad at all, for at least you can use that amount to top-up your Easycard/Yoyo card or enough to buy yourself a couple of medium-sized lattès. =)
Never underestimate those eight digits, because one day, those might be the means that could lead you to a luxurious lifestyle? No one can ever foretell. Did you know that someone actually won 10 Million NT$ ( special prize-winning numbers) just by purchasing bottled water from a convenience store here in Taiwan? Another one was a train passenger who bought three lunchboxes (piyentang) worth 241 NT and eventually bagged-up 10 Million NT dollars!
Every 25th of the month, the Taiwan Lottery Receipt Draw takes place here in Taiwan and, you could possibly win 10 Million NT Dollars by simply collecting these valid receipts.
The following are the most recent results of these lottery draws. What are you waiting for? Bring out NOW your accumulated receipts and carefully take a look at them!
| Months Covered | Date of Draw | When to Claim Your Prize |
| 1~2 | 3/25 | 4/6~7/5 |
| 3~4 | 5/25 | 6/6~9/5 |
| 5~6 | 7/25 | 8/6~11/5 |
| 7~8 | 9/25 | 10/6~1/5 |
| 9~10 | 11/25 | 12/6~3/5 |
| 11~12 | 1/25 | 2/6~5/5 |
But to be specific though, these raffle draws only occur during odd months. It starts on the 1st month, 3rd month, 5th month, 7th, and all the way through the eleventh month.
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The good thing is, it’s open for everyone! Well, except for government employees. Both locals and foreigners are completely eligible in winning the Taiwan Lottery Receipt Draw!
TIP: For faster checking of winning receipts, list all the last three digits from the winning numbers, then work your way backwards.
In order to qualify for the Taiwan Lottery Receipt Draw, all you need is a valid RECEIPT as such:
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Sample valid Receipt from a 7-11 Convenience store in Taiwan.
An example of a valid receipt. Those eight-digit numbers might be the solution for your financial burdens.
So don’t just throw away those precious receipts if you’d want to bag up the Special Prize which is 10 Million NT dollars!
200 NT prize can be claimed at any 7-11/Family Mart convenience stores. That’d be spendable, which means you should purchase goods that are equivalent to the prize that you’ve won.
If you’re a foreigner, do not forget to bring your ARC with you, and please do note that the staff will be asking for a valid Taiwan mobile number.
Moreover, it is very important to note that you should head directly to Taiwan Cooperative Bank if you’ll win above 10 thousand NT dollars.
These are the important Chinese to English Translations for the Taiwan Lottery Receipt (fill-up form at the back). Sometimes they vary a bit but they still convey the same meaning. Google translate will be a big help here.
Fill those up to claim your prize.
If you are having a hard time translating these characters then don’t hesitate to ask for assistance from the convenience store’s staff or in this case, Google Translate could be handy like I usually do, or I guess by everyone else.
Approximately:
10 Million NT $ = 300,000 US $
10 Million NT $ = 17 Million ₱
Always bear in mind though, that in order for you to win, the winning numbers should be in EXACT ORDER, and needless to say, take care of those tiny papers. Keep them always in mint condition.
It’ll be tax-free in case you’ll win 1, 000 NT$ and below, and there will be 20% tax if ever you’ll hit 4, 000 NT$ and above.
You could be the next millionaire! Who knows? What are you gonna do with those millions? Take a long vacation or go back home to your home country for good? Take your pick.
According to this article, a qualified foreigner can definitely acquire a residential home in Taiwan for 5.88 million NT$.
This will also give you a chance to apply for a Permanent Residency here in the peaceful and beautiful country of Taiwan!
This website publishes the result in every draw of the month for The Taiwan Lottery Receipt Draw. So, don’t forget to subscribe to our blog
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Good luck!
*Remember! You will only have 90 (ninety) days to claim your prize, starting from the date of the draw!
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Update: As of Dec. 29 (2018), Post Offices no longer encash winnings. Please go to stores such as 7-11, Simple Mart, Family Mart, and PX Mart
PX Mart Logo in Taiwan
to claim your winnings. According to a vlogger, 200 NT$ – 1000 NT$ can be claimed as cold cash from these convenience stores.
TIP: Did you know that you can also transfer your winnings to your Yoyo/Easycard? You can do this at convenience stores such as Family Mart or 7-11. Just don’t hesitate to ask the staff.
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Here’s another indispensable tip regarding EasyCard transactions for the Taiwan Lottery Receipt:
Have you bought something using your EasyCard? After purchase, the cashier then asks you if you would want to print your receipt or not. If you opt not to print it, then the receipt will just become virtual and will eventually be stored electronically instead. Now, to check your virtual receipts if you won something, just go to an ibon machine (in convenience stores) and just follow these steps:
An ibon machine in Taiwan
- Click on「生活」(Shēnghuó / Life) the MAIN page.
- Click on 「電子發票」(Diànzǐ fāpiào / electronic invoice).
- Click on 「查詢中獎發票」(Cháxún zhòngjiǎng fāpiào / Query winning invoice).
- Click on 「悠遊卡」(Yōuyóu kǎ / Leisure card).
The screen will then tell you if you’ve won something from the Taiwan Lottery Receipt or not. Ask the staff for further assistance.
GOOD LUCK!
