The vocational and technical education have helped create numerous economic successes in Taiwan. Consistent in the economic development, vocational and technical education in Taiwan have expanded its scope, transformed its status from junior colleges to technical colleges and universities of science and technology with master and doctoral programs. Due to these changes, the facilities and quality of faculty have gradually attained excellent standards, especially in areas such as multiple-track academics, collaboration between industry and school, educational internship, and the trajectory of school management. These advantages are thus the niches for recruiting students from Mainland China. The cross straits share quite a few similar aspects such as languages, the writing system, the customs, and the culture. Getting the diploma from Mainland China recognized and recruiting Mainland China students are the trends that are unavoidable in the policy making. On the other hand, the development and characteristics of vocational and technical education in Taiwan in the recent ten years are well-established, which become the upper hand for junior colleges and universities of science and technology to recruit students from Mainland China. To tackle any potential difficulties beforehand, this paper therefore proposed the relevant measures and suggestions for the government as well as junior colleges and universities of science and technology.