How to Apply for UP Buyer-Seller Meet Reimbursement Scheme — 50% of Event Cost, Up to ₹10L

There is no competitive shortlisting here. The scheme runs on verification and approval rather than selection, so a qualifying applicant is not competing against other applicants for a limited pool of places.

The first check is on the applicant and the event itself: does the organising entity fall within the scheme's description of an export-related organisation, and does the activity genuinely count as a buyer-seller meet?

The main work then turns to the money. The designated authority or committee examines the financial records submitted with the claim, along with the report on how the event was run, to confirm that every cost being claimed was actually incurred and that it fits within the scheme's rules.

Once the eligible costs are established, the reimbursement is sanctioned on the verified amount, subject to the maximum limit set by the policy. Claims whose paperwork cannot be matched to genuine expenditure are likely to be trimmed or rejected at this stage, which is why meticulous documentation matters more than presentation.