2026 International SpaceTech Startup Supporting Program by TAcc+
By TAcc+ (Taiwan Accelerator Plus)
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Quick Answer
Month-long Taiwan landing program for global spacetech startups with travel subsidy up to USD 2,500.
- Funding amount
- Varies
- Funding type
- Grant
- Provider
- TAcc+ (Taiwan Accelerator Plus)
- Application deadline
- Closed
- Location
- International
Results & next round
Applications for this round closed on 31 May 2026. The organiser has not published a selection list that we can verify yet.
Selections for this programme are announced by TAcc+ (Taiwan Accelerator Plus). Official links are listed under Sources below.
We update this page when results are published, and when the next round opens.
About this grant
The International SpaceTech Startup Supporting Program is run by TAcc+, Taiwan's flagship startup acceleration initiative housed under the Small and Medium Enterprise Administration of the Ministry of Economic Affairs. The 2026 edition targets global spacetech startups looking to plug into the Asia-Pacific market through Taiwan's space-industry ecosystem.
Selected startups receive a structured month-long support experience in Taiwan covering orientation, an innovation tour, exhibition presence, and curated matchmaking with Taiwanese enterprises across the space supply chain. The program also offers field verification opportunities in 5G, maritime, and drone application environments , useful for founders who need real-world deployment data before scaling globally.
Financial support comes in the form of a travel subsidy: one round-trip ticket reimbursed up to USD 2,500 (approx. ₹2,25,000 at ₹90/USD) per selected startup. The headline value, however, is access , to Taiwan's corporate space players, supply chain partners, and potential strategic investors.
Focus areas span 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 explicitly preferred. For Indian spacetech founders, this is a route to Asia-Pacific market entry through a partner ecosystem that MeitY Startup Hub is actively channelling Indian deeptech startups into.
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Grant providers
Overview Taiwan Accelerator Plus (TAcc+) is a next-generation international accelerator programme organised by Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) through its Small and Medium Enterprise and Startup Administration (SMESA). The programme is executed by Taiwan's…
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- Fund type
- Grant
- Equity
- Equity-free
What You Get
The money is a travel subsidy — a reimbursement of up to USD 2,500 (≈₹2,25,000) for one round-trip ticket to Taiwan per selected startup. It is not an equity investment; no equity is taken. Beyond travel, the program delivers a structured month-long Taiwan experience: orientation, an innovation tour, exhibition presence, and curated matchmaking with Taiwanese enterprises across the space supply chain. Startups can also access field verification opportunities in 5G, maritime, and drone application environments to gather real-world deployment data. The larger value is access to Taiwan's corporate space players, supply chain partners, and strategic investors for Asia-Pacific market entry.
How to apply
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- 1
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- 2
Submit on the official portal
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- 3
Follow up
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Sources
Data on this page is compiled from official program and provider references.
