Due to the lack of provision for cross-border, offshore and surplus insurance business in insurance law, the "underground policy" is causing issues to the insurance supervision in recent years, therefore the amendment to the Article 167-1 of Insurance Act on June 29th, 2011 was made for resolving this issue, which is read as below: "Any person who provides agent, broker, surveyor services for insurance enterprises or foreign insurance enterprises not approved under the Act shall be subject to a prison term of not more than three (3) years, and in addition thereto, a fine of not less than New Taiwan Dollars three million (NT$3,000,000) but not more than New Taiwan Dollars twenty million (NT$20,000,000). For violations deemed severe, the competent authority may order the violating insurance agent, broker, surveyor to suspend business, in whole or in part, or revoke the offender’s practice license." In consideration of this kind of over-all forbidding norm will jeopardize the necessary development of cross-border, offshore and surplus insurance market, so as this article analyzed and made a comparison of the legislation and practice amongst UK, EU, Germany, US, Japan and Singapore, as well as the P&I Club in this regard, this article also concluded with the recommendation for further amendment to the insurance law and relevant regulations, in order to advancing the healthy development of the insurance legislation and market practice.