Taiwan and Morocco have quietly patched up a visa dispute, which is good news for travelers and business ties between the two.

• Taiwan's foreign ministry is again accepting visa applications from Moroccan citizens, effective immediately.
• The move answers Morocco's own decision last month to resume issuing the confirmation letters Taiwanese travelers need.
• Morocco had told its embassies in July to stop processing those letters, cutting off travel for Taiwanese visitors.
• Taiwan retaliated days later by freezing most Moroccan visa applications, leaving only case-by-case approvals.

Outlook: Normal travel between the two should resume now that both sides have lifted their restrictions.