Taiwan has revoked the entry permit of Alice Huang, a Chinese woman accused by US officials of having links to Chinese intelligence and allegedly becoming romantically involved with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
The decision means she will no longer be allowed to re-enter Taiwan using the revoked permit.
Taiwan’s Interior Minister Liu Shyh-fang confirmed the move during a parliamentary session, according to Agence France-Presse (AFP).
Alice Huang, also known as Huang Le, is a former senior executive at Singapore-based data centre company Megaspeed. She has come under scrutiny following allegations that she was working on behalf of Chinese intelligence.
Beijing has denied the espionage allegations.
Entered Taiwan Using Hong Kong Passport
Taiwan’s National Immigration Agency director-general Lin Horng-en confirmed that Alice Huang had previously entered the island using a Hong Kong passport.
Authorities reportedly have records of her visits, although she is currently overseas.
The issue was raised by Taiwanese legislator Huang Jie, who questioned how Alice Huang had been permitted to enter Taiwan for business purposes despite the national security concerns surrounding her alleged activities.
According to Taiwanese broadcaster TVBS News, Alice Huang had visited Taiwan in June 2024 and again in May 2025.
The legislator questioned whether existing immigration procedures could be exploited by individuals suspected of working for foreign intelligence agencies who enter the island under the cover of legitimate business activities.
In response, Liu said the authorities would review existing procedures, including pre-arrival screening, checks conducted during visits and follow-up measures after visitors leave Taiwan.
She added that the Interior Ministry and immigration authorities would cooperate with national security agencies if further investigations were required.
Allegations Involving Nvidia’s Billionaire CEO
Alice Huang’s name attracted international attention following reports about her alleged relationship with Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang.
The Nvidia co-founder has acknowledged having an extramarital relationship, although the separate allegations concerning Alice Huang’s suspected intelligence activities remain unproven.
US officials reportedly suspect that Alice Huang has connections to Chinese intelligence, but she has not publicly responded to the accusations.
The allegations have also drawn attention to Jensen Huang’s interactions with the Chinese executive, given Nvidia’s prominent position in the global artificial intelligence industry.
Taiwan’s national security agencies are investigating the matter, according to the country’s Interior Minister.
The revocation of Alice Huang’s entry permit marks another development in a controversy involving alleged espionage, corporate leadership and concerns over national security.