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Use government money to take your product abroad
Every year there are grants for going global — market diversification, winning orders, overseas trade shows — up to NT$5M per company. This is the work of our sister brand LUFÉ (market-entry consultancy), who handles the assessment and walks you through the filing; Jumping Freight stays focused on clearance, logistics, tariffs and regulations.
Market-entry grants
Use government money to
bring your market-entry costs down
The biggest cost of going global isn't freight — it's the upfront market entry and channel build-out. The government subsidizes exactly this every year. But the programs change yearly, the eligibility differs each time, and writing the proposal is a craft of its own. Hand this to people who know it, and you effectively claw back the first round of funding for going global.
Clearance, tariffs and regulations are Jumping Freight's core;
market-entry grants are LUFÉ's specialty
Grant programs are announced yearly and the eligibility differs each time — the assessment and the proposal are a profession in themselves. For 43 years Jumping Freight has been rooted in customs and logistics: getting your cargo where it needs to be, and getting your tariffs and regulations straight. Grant planning, markets and channels are handled by our sister brand LUFÉ — two brands, one team and family, complementary roles, so every leg of going global has someone on it. Need a grant, and Jumping Freight connects you straight to LUFÉ — no starting over on your own.
Grant landscape
The government has long subsidized going global — and still does
Relief and export support
Through the years of broken supply chains and shrinking markets, the government propped up exporters' operations and channels with relief loans and marketing grants. Most of this wave has since wound down in stages.
Support package for the US reciprocal tariffs
The Executive Yuan rolled out an "Export Supply-Chain Support Package" — 9 fronts, 20 measures, a total budget of NT$93B, covering winning overseas orders, R&D transformation and preferential export loans.
● CurrentGrants for going global and market development
Standing grants from the Trade Administration: diversifying and opening overseas markets, industry-led international market development, and overseas trade-show grants — quotas and timelines are announced each year, the steadiest resource for exporters.
● CurrentWhat you can apply for
Open for application in 2026 (selected)
Grant for Diversifying and Opening Overseas Markets
Build overseas marketing channels and diversify your markets. Up to NT$5M per company, up to NT$20M for two or more companies applying jointly; 2–3-year programs accepted.
Administered by: International Trade Administration, MOEA · trade.gov.tw
Tariff Package · Grant for Winning Overseas Orders
In response to the US tariffs, an added NT$10B to help companies win overseas orders. Up to NT$5M per company, up to NT$20M for joint applications.
MOEA "Export Supply-Chain Support Package" · Hotline 0800-280-280
Tariff Package · Grant for R&D and Twin Transformation
Twin (digital and green) transformation, technology value-add, cross-domain integration and marketing roll-out. Up to NT$5M per SME on individual cases, up to NT$40M for industry alliances.
MOEA "Export Supply-Chain Support Package" · Hotline 0800-280-280
Grant for Overseas International Trade-Show Participation
Subsidizes companies and businesses attending overseas international trade shows, covering part of the booth and set-up costs. The FY2026 grant has been raised to as much as NT$160K (around NT$40K in past years); quotas and ratios follow each show's announcement.
Administered by: International Trade Administration, MOEA · trade.gov.tw
Grant amounts, quotas and application timelines follow that year's official government announcement; Jumping Freight helps assess eligibility and prepare documents, and does not guarantee approval. Sources: International Trade Administration, MOEA; Executive Yuan "Export Supply-Chain Support Package in Response to US Tariffs."
Application strategy
You can't just apply down the list — every stage calls for a different play
Grants aren't "apply for whatever's open." The stage you're at changes which program fits, how the documents should read, even whether you'll pass at all — pick the wrong one and you've waited a year for nothing. So the hard part was never "which grants exist," but "which one you should go for right now." That takes a strategic head, not a checklist.
Not yet exporting, want to scout first
A fit for overseas trade-show and market-development grants — low bar, build up overseas exposure and a buyer list first. At this stage the point is "using a grant to buy your first batch of market intel," not chasing one big program out of the gate.
Have orders, want to scale up
A fit for market-diversification and overseas-order grants — split the risk concentrated in one market and double down on winning orders. The math here is "which market to subsidize, and whether a joint application pays off."
Building a brand, transforming
A fit for brand-internationalization and R&D twin-transformation grants — the highest amounts, but also the highest proposal bar and the strictest review. What it comes down to here is "how the proposal is written and how it maps to the review criteria."
Same company, same budget — stand at a different stage and you should apply for a different grant. That strategic judgment — "first work out where you are, which one to go for, and how to write the proposal" — is exactly what LUFÉ does.
How much you save
On the same market-entry budget, here's what a grant can save you
Bringing the cost of going global down takes two things working together: Jumping Freight helps you read the local tariffs and regulations and pin down your import costs; LUFÉ helps you secure the government grant and claw the funding back. One lowers cost, the other finds funding — the two current programs below show what this money can do for a company.
The figures above are the real amounts for current grant programs (subject to that year's official government announcement); the actual approved amount depends on the proposal and the review outcome, and approval is not guaranteed. [Please confirm: we can swap in a case LUFÉ has actually worked on — which company, which grant, how much was approved, and what the saved money went toward.]
Want to apply for a grant? LUFÉ checks your eligibility for free
Tell LUFÉ your industry, product and target markets, and they'll work out which current grants you qualify for and how to prepare the paperwork — and tell you straight if you don't qualify. The logistics, clearance and overseas warehousing that come after the grant are carried all the way to landing by Jumping Freight — same team and family.
Applying for a grant? Get these straight first
Our sister brand LUFÉ (market-entry consultancy) handles it. LUFÉ specializes in markets, channels and grant planning; Jumping Freight focuses on clearance, logistics, tariffs and regulations — need a grant, and Jumping Freight connects you straight to LUFÉ, no starting over on your own.
No charge. Use LUFÉ's 2-minute online self-check, or just ask them directly, to work out which current grants you qualify for — and they'll tell you straight if you don't, no hard sell.
Most market-entry grants are SME-friendly, and some programs (such as the tariff-package R&D grant) are aimed primarily at SMEs. Actual eligibility follows each program's announced conditions, and LUFÉ checks them against your case line by line.
No. The grant is assessed by LUFÉ and the logistics carried out by Jumping Freight — the two are separate; but both brands belong to one team and family, so when you need it, you can run from the grant all the way through to landing your market-entry logistics.
LUFÉ · Market-entry grants
See which grants you can apply for
Head to our sister brand LUFÉ for a free check of which current programs you qualify for and an estimate of the grant ceiling you could apply for. Amounts and quotas follow government announcements; approval is not guaranteed.
Go to the LUFÉ grants hub →Overseas market assessment
Not sure yet whether to go global?
A free 30-minute pre-assessment to map out your target market's tariffs and regulatory thresholds first, then decide the most cost-effective way to move.
See overseas market assessment