The study adopts a qualitative method to describe how family authority relationship displays in Taiwan-Philippines transnational marriage according to thirty new immigrants of Philippine women in Heng-Chun town, Ping-Dong County. Further, the study explains what factors influence the interaction of family authority relationship between them and their husbands and mothers-in-law. The study detects that most new immigrants of Philippine women can own a job which can raise their family in Heng-Chun thanks to they have more resources themselves. In this kind of situation, they get authority and ways of speaking out. Moreover, they have higher autonomy not only in family, but also in work and interpersonal relationship. Consequently, family authority relationship displayed among Philippine women is they are brave to negotiate with their husbands. Besides, they own more authority of decision-making.