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What sets 17MARRY apart from an online dating app
17MARRY is a government-licensed matchmaking agency operating from a registered office in central Taipei. We issue official invoices, retain professional legal counsel, and every membership agreement is a binding contract that protects both parties.
Your personal details and photographs stay within our office. Profiles are shared only with the introductions we have arranged for you — never circulated, never passed to third-party brokers.
Every member works with one consultant from start to finish. There is no time limit on how long we keep making introductions, and no pressure to settle for someone who is not right for you.
We verify each candidate's background and understand what they are looking for before an introduction is made. You meet people who already match your criteria — which is the single biggest saving of your time.
Applicants are reviewed on professional background, financial stability and character before being accepted. A selective membership is precisely what makes a high match rate possible.
Meeting through a matchmaker gives you more than an introduction. Your consultant helps you articulate what you are actually looking for, and builds your confidence and experience along the way.
If your professional life leaves little room to meet new people, this is exactly the gap 17MARRY was built to close.
1. Search and request introductions yourself, subject to your membership tier.
2. Partner restaurants selected so that first meetings are comfortable and safe.
3. Complimentary personal development sessions.
4. Ongoing consultation with your relationship secretary.
5. Regular themed group events in a range of formats.
Visits are by appointment only.
Arrange a ConsultationTwo forms of ID including the national ID card, a business card or employee badge, proof of highest education, and, for men, proof of income or assets. Documents are checked in person at our office.
Event tickets are priced per event and shown on each event page. One-to-one plans consist of a membership fee and a per-introduction fee that covers the consultant's arrangement, the venue and refreshments. Plans are quoted in writing after the consultation, the agreement is witnessed by a lawyer, and an official invoice is issued.
Foreign professionals living in Taiwan are welcome to apply; consultations can be held in English.
