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Export Market Development Grants (EMDG)

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What is EMDG?

How does the Export Market Development Grants scheme work? Find out who can apply and what can be claimed

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How to apply

Check your eligibility, register to join our mailing list and find out how to apply for your grant

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Application forms

Applications for the 2010-11 grant year are now available

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Assessment & payments

Calculate your provisional grant entitlement

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Coaching sessions

These small-group, personalised coaching sessions will help you get EMDG ready and maximise your grant entitlement

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EMDG publications

Read the latest EMDG newsletter and download general information regarding the scheme

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Consultants

Use the services of a grants consultant to assist you with preparing your application

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Contact us

Find your nearest Austrade EMDG office or submit your feedback online

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What exporters say about applying for EMDG

Watch our videos about applying for EMDG

Changes to EMDG

Read about recent changes to the EMDG scheme that apply to export promotion expenditure from 1 July 2010 and applications lodged from 1 July 2011.

EMDG Initial Payment
2010-11

The initial payment ceiling is the maximum amount that will be paid as a first instalment to reimburse eligible EMDG applicants.  The initial payment ceiling for the 2010-11 grant year is $50,000.

Recipients for the 2010-11 grant year with an entitlement up to and including $50,000 will be paid in full.  Those with entitlements above this amount will receive a second tranche payment at the end of June 2012.  The size of the second tranche will be determined at that time to distribute the remaining available funding.

Case studies

Read about how other exporters have benefited from EMDG grants

EMDG Fraud Hotline

Provided for those who wish to confidentially report suspected fraud.

How to report a suspected fraud

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