NIA revokes Alice Huang’s permit amid national security issues

NIA revokes Alice Huang’s permit amid national security issues

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While many people are focusing on the moral issue surrounding Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s affair, the Legislative Yuan has raised concerns about national security. Jensen’s mistress Alice Huang is allegedly a Chinese spy, but she has freely visited Taiwan multiple times. The Ministry of the Interior and the National Immigration Agency have now revoked her travel documents and permit. Lawmakers are debating whether more and more Chinese spies are using business visas to enter Taiwan and demand stricter screening processes.

With her chin resting on his shoulder, Alice Huang and Jensen Huang appeared very cozy at a fine-dining restaurant, last year.

Jensen was seen with his arm wrapped around Alice’s waist; the two seemed inseparable and openly affectionate which was mistaken then as Western openness. Alice was seen standing back to let Jensen entertain interviews. Recent AI-generated clips have gone viral for depicting this scandal.

Mistress Alice will not only need to face Jensen’s wife and comments from the public. From now on, she will not be allowed to re-enter Taiwan.

Lin Horng-en
Director of National Immigration Agency
The relevant government authorities have all the information regarding Alice Huang’s entries. We can deny permission or invalidate any part that threatens national dignity.

Huang Chieh
Legislator (DPP)
How do we prevent people like this from using business visas to enter Taiwan? She was actually a Chinese spy.

Liu Shyh-fang
Minister of Interior
We need to be able to know that she is a spy, if we knew earlier we wouldn’t have let her enter. We have already revoked Alice Huang’s permit, meaning she will not be able to return to Taiwan.

Both the Ministry of the Interior and the NIA possessed information regarding Alice Huang’s entry and exit. It is rumored that Alice’s visa had been revoked before the affair came to light. Alice Huang, a permanent resident in Hong Kong, has become a hot topic of debate in the Legislative Yuan. How many times has she entered and in what capacity?

- How many times has Alice Huang entered Taiwan?
- We are currently investigating this with the relevant units.
- If Taiwan has these loopholes in tech systems?
- Whether its national security or anti-infiltration, the safety of Taiwan residents is the most important thing.

- How many Chinese citizens have entered on business visas?

Lin Horng-en
Director of National Immigration Agency
We will adopt a three-pronged approach to review this across agencies.

In the last 3 years, more than 60,000 Chinese nationals have entered Taiwan on business visas. With the AI economy boost that Jensen Huang has brought, it remains to be seen how Taiwan will balance the economy and national security?

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內政部證實黃樂廢證禁入境! 劉世芳:守護國土安全最重要

2026-11-11

輝達執行長黃仁勳婚外情，牽動台灣國安隱憂，女間諜小三黃樂的身份，與來台次數，成為立院最新交鋒，內政部與移民署今天在立法院證實，早已掌握黃樂的出入境動態，並已依法將她廢證、禁止再度來台，不過立委質疑，是否有更多共諜被包裝成廠商滲透台灣？要求政府務必嚴格把關。

手先扶上肩膀，頭再靠上來，黃樂和黃仁勳，去年在三六食府，互動有多親密？

黃仁勳手直接摟上黃樂的腰，兩人零距離，當時大家還以為，是西方文化比較開放，但看看黃樂，目送黃仁勳受訪，這儼然女主人的姿態。最近網路也充滿以幾位當事人為主角做成AI搞笑影片。

小三黃樂，接下來要面對的，不只是大老婆的反擊和輿論譴責，連台灣也無法再入境。

[[移民署長林宏恩]]
“黃樂她入境，其實我們政府相關機關，都有掌握到相關的這個資料跟訊息。對於所謂有辱國格尊嚴的部分，我們是可以不予許可或予以廢證。”

[[立委(民) 黃捷]]
“我們要如何防範他用商務簽來到台灣?但他其實是身懷中國間諜的身份。”

[[內政部長劉世芳]]
“要能夠知道她是間諜，那早知道大概就不可能讓她進來。黃姓的女士呢，我們已經給她廢證，也就是說她不可能再來台灣。”

內政部和移民署證實，政府事前就掌握黃樂出入境動態，而且傳出早在黃仁勳承認外遇前，就已經廢除黃樂的簽證，但攸關國安問題，有香港永久居留資格的黃樂，實際來台幾次？以什麼身分來？成為立院攻防焦點。

-黃樂她進來台灣有多少次？
-我們雖然有掌握，但我們密切配合相關單位處理當中。
-那現在如果台灣成為這個高科技的漏洞？
-不管是國家安全法、反滲透法，守護我們台灣國家國人的安全是最重要的。

-被包裝成是廠商的中國籍人士有多少？

[[移民署長林宏恩]]
“我們會透過跨機關的聯審，來做一個三層的一個管控機制。”

近三年多來，超過逾6萬名中國籍人士，透過商務簽證入境台灣，黃仁勳帶起的AI紅利當前，如何兼顧經濟與國安防線，考驗迫在眉睫。

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