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2026 International SpaceTech Startup Supporting Program by TAcc+

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Month-long Taiwan landing program for global spacetech startups with travel subsidy up to USD 2,500.

Funding amount
₹2.3L (grant)
Funding type
Grant
Provider
TAcc+ (Taiwan Accelerator Plus) (Government)
Application deadline
Closed (31 May 2026)
Eligible stage
Any stage
Location
Open to startups registered in India

Overview

TAcc+ (Taiwan Accelerator Plus) runs the International SpaceTech Startup Supporting Program as part of Taiwan's flagship startup accelerator under the Small and Medium Enterprise Administration of the Ministry of Economic Affairs. The 2026 edition invites spacetech startups worldwide to access the Asia-Pacific market through Taiwan's robust space-industry ecosystem.

Selected startups get a structured month-long experience in Taiwan, including orientation, an innovation tour, exhibition presence, and curated matchmaking with Taiwanese enterprises across the space supply chain. The program also provides field verification opportunities in 5G, maritime, and drone application environments, helping founders collect real-world deployment data for global scaling.

Financial support is a travel subsidy covering one round-trip ticket up to USD 2,500 (approx. ₹2,25,000) per startup. However, the major benefit is access to Taiwan's corporate space players, supply chain partners, and strategic investors.

Focus areas include communication satellites and systems integration, remote sensing imagery applications, drones and UAV technologies, AI and edge computing for space, ground equipment, and satellite manufacturing. Startups with flight heritage are preferred. Indian spacetech founders can use this program to enter the Asia-Pacific market; MeitY Startup Hub is actively channelling Indian deeptech startups into this ecosystem.

Highlights

  • Travel subsidy up to USD 2,500 per startup reimbursing one round-trip ticket.
  • Open to global spacetech startups including Indian founders—no DPIIT/MSME registration needed.
  • Focus on communication satellites, remote sensing, drones/UAVs, AI/edge computing, ground equipment, and satellite manufacturing.
  • Flight heritage preference; must have a working MVP and global space industry partner(s).
  • Month-long program in Taiwan from 13 Oct to 9 Nov 2026 with matchmaking and field verification.
  • Application deadline: 31 May 2026, with top 12 finalists announced by mid-July 2026.

Who can apply

To be eligible, startups must:

  • Be incorporated for less than 10 years at the time of application.
  • Be at least at the seed-round funding stage.
  • Have a working MVP.
  • Have existing global space industry partner(s).
  • Demonstrate intent and potential to collaborate with Taiwan-based industries.
  • Operate in communication satellites, remote sensing, drones/UAVs, AI and edge computing, ground equipment, satellite manufacturing, or other space applications.
  • Preference is given to companies with prior flight heritage.
  • The program is open to startups globally; Indian startups are eligible.

No DPIIT or MSME registration requirement is mentioned.

2026 International SpaceTech Startup Supporting Program by TAcc+ is open to startups at any stage. It is open to startups registered anywhere in India.

Eligible stage
Any stage
Location
Open to startups registered in India

Deadline & timing

The most recent application window for 2026 International SpaceTech Startup Supporting Program by TAcc+ closed on 31 May 2026. Many programmes run repeat cohorts, so it is worth checking the official site for the next round.

What the funding covers

  • Travel subsidy: reimbursement of one round-trip ticket up to USD 2,500 (approximately ₹2,25,000) per selected startup.
  • Structured month-long support in Taiwan from 13 October to 9 November 2026, including orientation, innovation tour, and exhibition presence.
  • Curated matchmaking with Taiwanese enterprises across the space supply chain.
  • Field verification opportunities in 5G, maritime, and drone application environments.
  • Access to Taiwan's corporate space players, supply chain partners, and strategic investors.
  • No equity taken; funding is provided as a grant-based travel subsidy.

About the provider

2026 International SpaceTech Startup Supporting Program by TAcc+ is offered by TAcc+ (Taiwan Accelerator Plus), a government body. As a government-backed grant, 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 assessed through the following stages:

  • Online Application: Submit via the TAcc+ international program portal by 31 May 2026.
  • Preliminary Review (June 2026): Endorsed by global partners and assessed by a Taiwan judging panel; top 30 finalists are selected.
  • Online Pitch Review (end of June 2026): Finalists pitch to the panel, evaluated on funding stage, MVP maturity, global partnerships, and potential fit with Taiwan industries.
  • Finalist Announcement: Top 12 startup finalists announced by mid-July 2026.
  • Pre-matchmaking: Online sessions conducted ahead of the Taiwan visit.
  • Taiwan Phase: Selected startups participate from 13 October to 9 November 2026.

Documents you’ll need

Before you apply to 2026 International SpaceTech Startup Supporting Program by TAcc+, keep the following documents ready:

  • 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

2026 International SpaceTech Startup Supporting Program by TAcc+ is best suited for startups in India seeking non-dilutive funding of ₹2.3L. If that describes your startup, review the eligibility criteria above before applying.

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum travel subsidy offered?

The program provides a travel subsidy of up to USD 2,500 per startup, reimbursing one round-trip ticket to Taiwan.

When is the application deadline?

Applications must be submitted online via the TAcc+ international program portal by 31 May 2026.

Which sectors are eligible for this program?

Eligible sectors include communication satellites and systems integration, remote sensing imagery applications, drones and UAV technologies, AI and edge computing for space, ground equipment, satellite manufacturing, and other space applications.

Does the program take equity?

No, the funding is a travel subsidy grant, so no equity is taken from participating startups.

What are the stage and MVP requirements?

Startups must be at least at the seed-round funding stage and have a working MVP. Companies incorporated for less than 10 years are eligible.

Do I need to be a registered company in India or have DPIIT/MSME recognition?

No, the program does not require DPIIT or MSME registration. It is open to any incorporated startup worldwide that meets the eligibility criteria.

How are startups selected?

Selection involves a preliminary review in June 2026 to choose top 30 finalists, an online pitch review at end of June, and announcement of top 12 finalists by mid-July 2026. Criteria include funding stage, MVP maturity, global partnerships, and fit with Taiwan industries.

What document or partner is required at application?

You must demonstrate existing global space industry partner(s) and provide details showing intent to collaborate with Taiwanese industries. Specific document lists are not provided; online application likely requires company info, pitch deck, and partner evidence.

When and where does the program take place?

The in-person phase in Taiwan runs from 13 October to 9 November 2026, covering orientation, innovation tour, and exhibition.

How much funding does 2026 International SpaceTech Startup Supporting Program by TAcc+ provide?

2026 International SpaceTech Startup Supporting Program by TAcc+ provides ₹2.3L (up to) as grant. Always confirm the exact amount and any conditions on the official site, as figures can change between cohorts.

Who is eligible to apply for 2026 International SpaceTech Startup Supporting Program by TAcc+?

2026 International SpaceTech Startup Supporting Program by TAcc+ is open to startups at any stage. It is open to startups registered anywhere in India.

Who offers 2026 International SpaceTech Startup Supporting Program by TAcc+?

2026 International SpaceTech Startup Supporting Program by TAcc+ is offered by TAcc+ (Taiwan Accelerator Plus), a government body. It is provided as non-dilutive funding.

How do I apply for 2026 International SpaceTech Startup Supporting Program by TAcc+?

Apply directly through the official application link on this page. Review the eligibility criteria and prepare your startup documents before you begin.

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