我有資格在台灣工作嗎？

Good afternoon
It sounds like your current situation is understandably causing you to feel anxious and frustrated. You have a high level of education and professional experience, yet after submitting many applications, you haven’t received any responses. This gap between your efforts and the outcome, along with the uncertainty, can naturally make you question whether you had the eligibility or opportunity in the first place.

Although you hold a residence permit (ARC) as a spouse, which allows you to legally reside in Taiwan, you will still need your employer to apply for a work permit on your behalf in order to work. This requirement generally applies to both full-time and part-time positions. You may need assistance from a professional in this area.

Hi,
Answering your question below.

1)Am I initially ineligible to work here?
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I am not sure. Please consult with lawyer. I quickly googled the rule. I think you still need a working permit, but I may be wrong.
Worse case, if you need separate permit, based on your education background and working experience, you can easily find a company to hire you and get you working permit (or VISA).

2) I've applied for nearly 25 positions on this platform but haven't received any responses
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Coming to 104.com is a good start.
Taiwanese resume has its own culture and hidden rule. Please fill in all attributes in 104.com, including profile picture and autobiography, add/select bunch of #key words in your specialty and working experience.
Go to Resume Clinic seeking for free resume suggestion.
Then start to apply tons of jobs everyday.

I am a Taiwanese working in US. The first job in foreign countries is very difficult. Please be patient and apply 10 jobs a day. If you are not able to land on an interview, please keep modifying your resume.

Wish you good luck~