We know how the visa waiver program for Koreans revolutionized the LA Hobby life resulting in  the K-dolls  becoming the dominant force. 
Well for those who love Asians dolls your good luck might get even better. Our good life is bound to get even better.    
"Tourists and business executives from Taiwan will be allowed to travel to the U.S. without a visa for as long as 90 days starting Nov. 1"

Taiwan Visitors Get Visa-Free U.S. Travel, Officials Say
http://www.businessweek.com/news/2012-10-02/taiwan-visitors-get-visa-free-u-dot-s-dot-travel-officials-say

Bring on the lovely ladies

You know what they say, competition is good for the market. Amirite!

The Japanese have been in the visa-waiver program yet they don't come like the K-dolls do.

China's living standard is much lower than Korea or Taiwan so they may be more eager to please. One can hope. LOL

not necessarily, maybe 20 years ago.... i know china-dolls that drive porsche 911. too many sugar daddies in CN metropolises now

The k girls have been around long enough and will and can probably adapt to the changing market (if it happens).

The only thing I don't want to see is the issue of safety being compromised due to competition.

For me, the k girls will always be on top (hahah yes I went there).

Beemer

it's a great injustice to compare K-dolls with them.

try putting THAI in the name search and see how many are already here.

The original post talked about citizens of Taiwan that will have a no-visa 90 day visit. Taiwan is considered "part" of China -- but Taiwanese people tend to disagree. Officially Taiwan is governed by China, but ask someone that lives in Taipei.  They'll tell you Taiwan is Taiwan. Not China.  I know people from both parts of Mainland China and from Taiwan.  There is quite a difference.  Taiwan is an economic powerhouse, very good education system, great government services.  It stands alone as a very modern country.  It's quite interesting really, how the political environment is.  Passports are different.  My Taiwanese friends have Taiwainese passports.  Chinese friends have Chinese passports.  Very unique situation and could be a political hotbed in the near future.  As in the article, China does not enjoy the 90 day no-visa waiver.