Haryana Startup Policy 2022 Lease Rental Subsidy for Startups

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Lease rental reimbursement up to ₹5L/year for DPIIT-recognized startups in Haryana; enhanced subsidy for women-led startups.

Funding amount
₹5L (subsidy)
Funding type
Subsidy
Provider
Department of Industries & Commerce, Government of Haryana (Government)
Application deadline
Rolling
Eligible stage
Idea · Product
Location
Open to startups registered in India
DPIIT recognition
Required — the startup must hold DPIIT (Startup India) recognition

Overview

The Haryana Startup Policy 2022 Lease Rental Subsidy is a flagship initiative by the Department of Industries & Commerce, Government of Haryana, implemented through Startup Haryana. It is designed to reduce operational expenses for DPIIT-recognized startups by reimbursing a portion of their lease rental costs for office, co-working, or incubation space leased in Haryana. The standard subsidy reimburses 30% of annual rent, subject to a cap of ₹5,00,000 per year, for a period of up to three years. To support women-led startups, the policy offers an enhanced reimbursement rate of 45% — applicable to startups where women founders hold more than 50% equity. By lowering fixed overheads, the program helps startups free up capital for research, development, hiring, and other growth activities. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis with no fixed deadline, allowing startups to apply anytime as long as the policy is active.

Highlights

  • Standard subsidy: 30% of lease rental with an annual cap of ₹5,00,000 for up to three years.
  • Enhanced rate of 45% for majority women-owned startups (women founders holding >50% equity).
  • Eligible entities: private limited companies, LLPs, and partnerships — must be DPIIT-recognized and based in Haryana.
  • Open to startups at idea, product, or revenue stage across all industries.
  • Application via Invest Haryana portal; required documents include DPIIT certificate, lease deed, rent payment proof, and (if applicable) shareholding pattern.

Who can apply

To avail the lease rental subsidy, a startup must meet all the following criteria: be registered and operating in the state of Haryana; hold a valid DPIIT recognition certificate; have taken on lease an office, incubation, or co-working space within Haryana — the lease agreement must be in the startup's name; not be availing a similar subsidy from any other state government scheme. For the enhanced rate of 45%, the startup must be majority women-owned, meaning that women founder(s) or director(s) hold more than 50% of the equity. Eligible entity types include private limited companies, limited liability partnerships (LLPs), and partnerships. Startups at any stage — idea, product, or revenue stage — may apply. There is no restriction on industry.

Haryana Startup Policy 2022 Lease Rental Subsidy for Startups is open to startups at the idea, product and revenue stage. The programme is targeted at startups registered in Haryana. Applicants should be registered as private limited, llp and partnership. Applicants must hold DPIIT (Startup India) recognition.

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Eligible stage
Idea · Product
Location
Open to startups registered in India
Entity type
Private Limited, Llp, Partnership
DPIIT recognition
Required — the startup must hold DPIIT (Startup India) recognition

Deadline & timing

Haryana Startup Policy 2022 Lease Rental Subsidy for Startups accepts applications on a rolling basis — there is no fixed cut-off date, so eligible startups can apply at any time. Because rolling programmes can pause without notice, confirm the window is still open on the official site before you start.

What the funding covers

  • Reimbursement of lease rental expenses for office, incubation, or co-working space.
  • Standard subsidy: 30% of annual rent, capped at ₹5,00,000 per year.
  • Support available for up to three years.
  • Enhanced subsidy for eligible women-led startups: 45% of annual rent (same ₹5,00,000 annual cap).
  • The reimbursement reduces fixed operational costs, allowing startups to redirect capital toward research, product development, hiring, and scaling activities.

About the provider

Haryana Startup Policy 2022 Lease Rental Subsidy for Startups is offered by Department of Industries & Commerce, Government of Haryana, a government body. As a government-backed subsidy, it is publicly funded and open to eligible startups across India. You can verify current details and timelines on the provider's official website before applying.

How to apply

Applications are submitted on the official portal. Confirm the current deadline and document checklist there before you start.

Selection process

Applications are submitted online through the Invest Haryana portal (https://investharyana.in/#/startupPolicies/withoutlogin). Applicants must complete the application form providing business and operational details, and upload mandatory documents: DPIIT recognition certificate, copy of the lease deed (in the startup’s name), proof of rent payment (such as bank statements), and — for claims of enhanced subsidy — the shareholding pattern demonstrating majority women ownership. Submitted applications are then verified by the department for eligibility and claim authenticity. Once approved, reimbursements are disbursed as per policy terms.

Documents you’ll need

Before you apply to Haryana Startup Policy 2022 Lease Rental Subsidy for Startups, keep these documents ready — note the program-specific requirements at the top:

  • DPIIT (Startup India) recognition certificate — mandatory for this program
  • Certificate of incorporation showing your startup is registered as private limited and llp
  • A pitch deck or short business plan describing the problem, product and traction
  • Company registration documents and PAN
  • Founder identification (PAN / Aadhaar) and brief profiles
  • Recent financial statements or projections
  • Product details — a demo, prototype or working link if available

Exact requirements are confirmed on the official application portal — treat this as a preparation checklist.

Who this is best for

Haryana Startup Policy 2022 Lease Rental Subsidy for Startups is best suited for idea, product and revenue-stage startups in India seeking non-dilutive funding of ₹5L. Because DPIIT recognition is mandatory, it is aimed at startups already registered under Startup India. If that describes your startup, review the eligibility criteria above before applying.

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum annual subsidy I can receive?

You can receive up to ₹5,00,000 per year, regardless of whether you qualify for the standard 30% rate or the enhanced 45% rate for women-led startups.

How long can I receive the subsidy?

The lease rental subsidy is available for up to three years.

Do women-led startups get a higher subsidy?

Yes, startups that are majority women-owned (with women holding over 50% equity) qualify for an enhanced subsidy rate of 45% instead of 30%. However, the annual cap of ₹5,00,000 remains the same.

Who is eligible to apply?

Your startup must: be DPIIT-recognized; be registered and operating in Haryana; have a lease agreement for office, incubation, or co-working space in the startup’s name; and not be availing similar subsidy from any other state scheme. Eligible entity types are private limited companies, LLPs, and partnerships. No industry restrictions apply.

Can a startup at the idea stage apply?

Yes, the program is open to idea-stage, product-stage, and revenue-stage startups. There is no revenue requirement.

How do I apply for the subsidy?

Applications are submitted online through the Invest Haryana portal at https://investharyana.in/#/startupPolicies/withoutlogin. Fill in the required business details and upload the necessary documents.

What documents do I need to upload?

You must upload the DPIIT recognition certificate, the lease deed for the space (in the startup’s name), proof of rent payment (e.g., bank statements), and if claiming the enhanced women-led rate, a document showing the shareholding pattern.

Does the program take equity?

No, this is a non-dilutive subsidy. You do not need to give up any equity or ownership interest.

Is there a deadline for applying?

No, applications are accepted on a rolling basis with no fixed deadline, as long as the policy is active.

Can I apply if my startup is already receiving similar benefits from another state?

No, the policy explicitly states that startups availing a similar subsidy from any other state government scheme are not eligible.

How much funding does Haryana Startup Policy 2022 Lease Rental Subsidy for Startups provide?

Haryana Startup Policy 2022 Lease Rental Subsidy for Startups provides ₹5L (up to) as subsidy. Always confirm the exact amount and any conditions on the official site, as figures can change between cohorts.

Is DPIIT recognition required for Haryana Startup Policy 2022 Lease Rental Subsidy for Startups?

Yes. To apply for Haryana Startup Policy 2022 Lease Rental Subsidy for Startups, your startup must hold DPIIT (Startup India) recognition. You can obtain it free of charge on the Startup India portal before applying.

Who offers Haryana Startup Policy 2022 Lease Rental Subsidy for Startups?

Haryana Startup Policy 2022 Lease Rental Subsidy for Startups is offered by Department of Industries & Commerce, Government of Haryana, a government body. It is provided as non-dilutive funding.

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