Alice Huang is banned from Taiwan.
Interior Minister Liu Shyh-fang told lawmakers on Wednesday that her entry permit has been revoked and that she can never come back.
So far, Taiwan is the only government to publicly ban her.
The ban came with an uncomfortable admission.
She had already walked in on a Hong Kong passport, and Taiwan’s agencies had every one of her entry and exit records on file.
Liu’s defense was that if the government had known she was a spy, she would never have been let in.
And now she cannot be found.
Her whereabouts are unknown, and she has not appeared in public or made a single statement since the spying allegations first surfaced last year.
Singapore police questioned her in 2025 and reportedly barred her from leaving the country at the time.
The FBI reportedly told congressional officials nearly a year ago that she might be passing information to China.
President Trump was reportedly briefed on her last year too, and says he has no regrets about not acting.
He is defending Jensen Huang, while a senior Republican senator is calling on Huang to resign.
Beijing calls the entire story a baseless smear.