This qualitative study aims to investigate health information-seeking and self-care among female foreign spouses from the perspective of health right. 7 female foreign spouses from Vietnam, Indonesian, Philippine, and Cambodia were recruited and participated in the one-on-one interview. The results show that (1) female foreign spouses have been provided with information such as breeding and raising kids; however, health information regarding self-care has not been offered sufficiently; (2) Female foreign spouses often obtain health information from friends (coming from the same country) or their original family members. Participant husbands and mother-in law tended to ignore their illness/disease and suggested seeing a doctor was the best policy; and (3) Factors such as fear and no time deterred them from seeing a doctor. This study, therefore, suggests that Taiwan government needs to wholeheartedly hear “voice”coming from female foreign spouses in order to develop appropriate health promotion and self-care programs for female foreign spouses.