I think in Taiwan they just go by where you’ve got your permanent address and they mail out ballots, info on candidates, and your vote form and then you just toddle on down to your local voting place day of. I never signed up to vote here, they just started mailing me the packets when I moved back.

It is inconvenient when your address is not where you live, and your permanent address isn’t that easily changed for reasons. One of which is that landlords won’t allow you to put your names under an address you live at so they don’t get outed as landlords. Since you need the household register…