The NCKUH has long been dedicated to advancing international medical collaboration across Africa, South Asia, and Southeast Asia. In response to the healthcare needs of each country, we have implemented initiatives in medical services, healthcare workforce development, specialized medical technology exchange, and public health cooperation. By integrating medical expertise with healthcare industry development, we continue to expand our international partnership network and enhance the global impact of healthcare.

• Kenya (2006–2025)｜Disaster preparedness and response; medical personnel exchange; cardiovascular surgery collaboration.
• Myanmar (2008–2019)｜Cyclone Nargis disaster relief; emergency medical exchange; medical personnel exchange; New Southbound Policy Medical Cooperation and Industry Development Program.
• Nepal (2009–2015)｜Medical services; public health and education.
• India (2011–Present)｜Medical services; public health and education; New Southbound Policy Medical Cooperation and Industry Development Program.
• Vietnam (2016–Present)｜Medical personnel exchange; Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH) screening training.
• Indonesia (2017–2020)｜Academic exchange; New Southbound Policy Medical Cooperation and Industry Development Program.
• Thailand (2026–Present)｜Promotion of Taiwan’s medical and healthcare industry in Thailand.