Notable Amis People
- Chang Chen-yue, singer
- Difang and Igay Duana, husband-and-wife folk music duo
- Van Fan, singer, actor
- Jam Hsiao, singer
- Ehlo Huang, actor and member of pop group 183 Club
- Lin Chih-chieh, basketball player
- Show Luo, singer and actor
- Tank, singer
- Tseng Li-cheng, 2012 Olympics Taekwondo bronze medalist
- Chin-hui Tsao, baseball player
- Chen Chih-yuan, baseball player
- Yang Chuan-kwang, Olympic decathlete
- Teruo Nakamura, Taiwan-born soldier of the Imperial Japanese Army and the last Japanese holdout soldier of World War II
- A-Lin, Taiwanese pop singer, lyricist, and occasional songwriter.
- Suming, singer and songwriter, whose music is a crossover genre and features elements from traditional Amis culture for Mando-pop audience, and actor
- Ilid Kaolo, Taiwanese singer and songwriter, and winner of the Best New Artist, Best Aboriginal Singer, and Best Aboriginal Album at the 23rd Golden Melody Awards
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