This paper presents a corrosion assessment of copper spent nuclear fuel disposal canisters in crystalline rock, using hydrogeological modeling. A simplified approach is considered, to avoid complex and time-con-suming computer simulations. This simplified case is pre-sented as a base case, with changes in the hydrogeological parameters presented as variant cases. The results show that in Taiwan’s base case, decreasing the hydraulic con-ductivity of the rock or decreasing the hydraulic conduc-tivity of dikes results in a shorter transport path for sulfide and an increase in corrosion depth. However, the estimated canister failure time is still over one million years in the variant cases.