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EMDG application forms

To apply for a grant in relation to your export marketing expenditure in 2011-12, you need to complete and submit a 2011-12 grant year application to Austrade between 1 July 2012 and 30 November 2012.

 

The 2011-12 grant year application forms will be available for downloading in mid-May 2012 from the Application Forms page.

EMDG Update e-newsletter

EMDG Update contains information and updates on the Export Market Development Grants (EMDG) scheme including key dates, upcoming events, EMDG exporter success stories, and tips for intending applicants. Email us to subscribe.

Brochures and Fact Sheets

General Information

Scheme information
EMDG Performance Measure fact sheet  343KB
Special Note! for Option B Performance Measure  393KB
 EMDG In Brief  494KB
EMDG Introductory Presentation 157KB
EMDG Application Tips and Hints 485KB
EMDG Guide to Record Keeping 44KB
EMDG guide for applicants seeking to export goods not manufactured in Australia 387KB
EMDG Fact Sheet - Expense category: IP Registration and related insurance 217KB
EMDG Application Acceptance Policy 2011-12 KB
Special Approvals information
Approved Joint Venture Requirements - information on EMDG eligibility requirements for groups of small to medium Australian businesses cooperating in a joint venture style marketing arrangement July 2011 349KB
Approved Body Requirements - information on EMDG eligibility requirements for export-focused peak industry associations promoting on behalf of their industry July 2011 367KB
Technical information

EMDG Act

(updated 7 July 2010) – applies to 2010-11 and later grant years

 264KB
 

EMDG Act

(updated 22 December 2008) - applies up to 2009-10 grant year

 247KB 

EMDG Regulations 2008

(applies from the 2008-09 grant year onwards)

 47KB

Ministerial Determinations (apply from 2008-09 grant year onwards)

List of Legislative Instruments July 2010
Approved joint ventures guidelines
Genuinely carrying on business in Australia guidelines
Associate and fit and proper person guidelines
Close relationships-event promoters determination
Close relationships-general determination
Grants entry requirements determination
Change of ownership of business guidelines
Made in Australia guidelines
Significant net benefit guidelines
Export performance requirements determination
Australian net benefit requirements (ANBR) determination
ANBR information and document requirements determination
Approved body guidelines
Iran sanction declaration
North Korea sanction declaration

 

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EMDG Administrative Guidelines

Industry Fact Sheets

Industry-specific information
Education and Training: How the EMDG scheme helps the education and training sector export January 2012 380KB
Biotechnology: How the EMDG scheme helps the biotechnology sector export January 2012 382KB
Tourism: How the EMDG scheme helps the tourism sector export January 2012 379KB
Fashion: How the EMDG scheme helps the fashion sector export January 2012 331KB
Equine: How the EMDG scheme helps the equine sector export January 2012 390KB
ICT: How the EMDG scheme helps the information and communications technology sector export January 2012 381KB
Arts: How the EMDG scheme helps the arts sector export January 2012 458KB
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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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