The main purpose of this paper is to examine the proposal for the elementary and secondary teacher transfers program between schools in Taiwan. From legal and educational perspectives, the study first reviewed the legal status of the teachers and current teacher transfers policies in Japan and Korea while focusing on identification of the factors associated with the feasibility of the program. The findings indicated that administrative issues, traffic concerns, and motivational factors could have strong influence on the policy decisions to support the implementation of the teacher transfers proposal. Also, the study provided insight into approaches for promoting teacher transfers within their school districts and suggested that legal and administrative changes should be made to strengthen the practicability of the proposed teacher transfers program in Taiwan.