台湾公务员赴大陆探亲需要提交在陆亲友的名单和联系电话。[1]这项规定由移民署依据两岸条例第9条自2006年起执行至今，历经各政党执政时期均按此办理。[1]简任第十职等以下未涉密的公务员需按此规定提交相关资料，而简任第十一职等以上及警监三阶以上人员则必须取得内政部许可。[1]
部分公务员和立委批评此举涉及过多个人隐私、不符比例原则。[1]陆委会回应称，具体的审核权限由各中央或地方用人单位自行审核同意，陆委会本身不介入机关内部的人事管理。[1]
Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) has confirmed that civil servants seeking to visit relatives across the Taiwan Strait must submit a list of mainland contacts and phone numbers as part of the approval process [1]. According to the MAC, this requirement has been enforced by the National Immigration Agency since 2006 under Article 9 of the Cross-Strait Relations Act, with successive administrations of different political parties maintaining the same policy [1].
The regulation applies to civil servants at the rank of senior executive officer rank 10 and below who are not involved in classified matters [1]. Those at rank 11 and above, as well as police supervisors at the third grade and higher, must obtain additional approval from the Ministry of Interior [1]. Each central or local government agency is responsible for independently reviewing and approving these applications [1]. While some civil servants and legislators have criticized the requirement as excessively intrusive and violating principles of proportionality, the MAC responded that approval decisions rest with individual employers and that the council does not intervene in personnel matters within government agencies [1].