Funding and investment
For projects that already have a concept, a budget, and a partnership structure, and now need the right Taiwan-side public program.
Taiwan Resources
Taiwan grants, trade shows, co-production, and market-entry routes
This page is for teams that need to choose the right Taiwan route quickly: funding, buyers, public programs, co-production, or local production support.
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Pick the route before you dive into official links
| Route / Program | Best for | Not for | First move | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Taiwan market-entry guide | Teams that need to choose between buyers, grants, partner search, and execution. | Pure legal setup or tax questions. | Narrow the route first. | Open guide → |
| Taiwan production partner | Projects that already know they need Taiwan-side execution support. | Projects that still do not know if production is the next step. | Scope what must happen in Taiwan. | Open guide → |
| Taiwan co-production route | Projects that need Taiwan in the financing, rights, or development structure. | Simple vendor sourcing. | Clarify why Taiwan belongs inside the structure. | Open guide → |
| Taiwan grants for foreign teams | Teams needing to assess real funding or public-resource fit. | Vague projects hoping a grant will define them. | Separate co-funding from filming support. | Check grants → |
| Taiwan trade shows and markets | Teams choosing between TCCF, Creative Expo, InnoVEX, and COMPUTEX. | Teams that do not know if they need buyers or partners. | Match the event to your need. | Compare events → |
Trade shows and buyers
For teams that want to exhibit, license, meet buyers, meet investors, or understand Taiwan’s industry network quickly.
Local production and execution
For projects that need filming, VP, XR, immersive production, event execution, or city-level coordination in Taiwan.
Soft landing and pilot programs
For overseas startups or visiting teams that need a Taiwan base, a pilot, or a practical first route into local partners and programs.
TAICCA Evergreen entry point
International Co-funding Program 2.0
The official page states that investment may reach up to 49% and expects Taiwan relevance, international co-financing or co-production structure, and a credible international distribution route.
Best for Film and content teams with a real co-production, financing, or distribution structure What you get Investment terms, TAICCA review logic, and a Taiwan-side content partner route Next step Confirm your Taiwan partner, distribution plan, and budget structure before approaching the program Last checked 2026/06/17
Funding / Investment TCCF Annual watch
TCCF Project Pitching
The official site shows the 2026 edition will run from November 6 to November 9. Pitching remains one of Taiwan’s strongest routes for co-production, investment, and international project exposure.
Best for Film, animation, publishing, IP, XR, and immersive content projects What you get Access to judges, investors, buyers, and Taiwan’s content industry network Next step Prepare your logline, deck, budget range, prototype, and rights structure early Last checked 2026/06/17
Market / Pitching TCCF Annual watch
TCCF Market
TCCF Market is one of the main places for overseas buyers, producers, and cultural institutions to meet Taiwan film, animation, publishing, game, and culture-tech teams.
Best for Buyers, production companies, brands, and cultural institutions What you get Booths, meetings, IP leads, and Taiwan-side production conversations Next step Be clear whether you are looking for licensing, co-production, technical partners, or local execution Last checked 2026/06/17
Market / Business matching TAICCA Evergreen entry point
Taiwan Culture x Tech Content
The platform continuously showcases Taiwan XR, immersive, interactive, and culture-tech cases. It is a strong starting point for understanding formats, language, and collaboration patterns in Taiwan.
Best for XR, AI, interactive, exhibition, and immersive content teams What you get Culture-tech references, vocabulary, collaboration directions, and related public-sector entry points Next step Check whether your format, venue needs, and technical scope fit Taiwan-side collaboration Last checked 2026/06/17
Culture tech / Evergreen resource TAICCA Closed for 2026
2026 TTXC Commercial Validation Call
The official announcement set the deadline on June 9, 2026 and focused on culture-tech works that are already developed and ready for market validation or business model testing.
Best for Culture-tech teams with a prototype, pilot, or exhibition track record What you get A current benchmark for how Taiwan frames commercial validation in culture-tech Next step Organize your business model, licensing route, and evidence of traction before the next round Last checked 2026/06/17
Funding / Commercial validation BAMID Evergreen entry point
Incentive for Foreign Productions in Taiwan
This is the core official route for international productions planning to shoot or produce in Taiwan. The program hub is where teams check local spend, documents, eligibility, and production rules.
Best for International crews planning to shoot, post-produce, or execute production in Taiwan What you get Program rules, document requirements, and Taiwan production planning checkpoints Next step Confirm your Taiwan producer, local spend categories, and reimbursement paperwork early Last checked 2026/06/17
Funding / Production rebate Taipei Film Commission Evergreen entry point
Film Taipei Support and Taipei Film Fund
The official page lists scouting support, permitting help, and Taipei Film Fund information. It is useful for teams that need to test locations and local execution conditions first.
Best for International productions needing Taipei-based scouting, permitting, and execution support What you get Scouting help, permitting coordination, local fund information, and a city-side contact point Next step Prepare your production brief, location direction, and draft schedule before outreach Last checked 2026/06/17
Filming support / Local resource BAMID Annual watch
Virtual Production Studio Incentive
BAMID continues to publish rules and award lists for virtual production support. This makes it a useful route for VP, XR, LED volume, and VFX-led projects to monitor.
Best for Production companies, VP teams, XR integrators, and post-production studios What you get Annual call logic, technical direction, and prior funded examples Next step Clarify your previsualization, stage workflow, technical pipeline, and budget split Last checked 2026/06/17
Funding / Virtual production Creative Expo Taiwan Event announced
Creative Expo Taiwan 2026
The official site shows the 2026 expo will run from August 2 to August 11. It is one of the most important trade-show entry points for Taiwan creative brands, curation, licensing, and content partnerships.
Best for Brands, curators, design teams, content studios, and licensing-focused organizations What you get Expo exposure, licensing conversations, and Taiwan-side brand and curation opportunities Next step Decide whether you want to exhibit, scout, license, or find a Taiwan collaboration partner Last checked 2026/06/17
Expo / Brand and licensing Golden Pin Design Award Annual watch
Golden Pin Design Award
The official site positions Golden Pin as a major design award in Asia and a credible bridge into Taiwan’s design ecosystem for overseas brands and studios.
Best for Design studios, brand teams, product makers, and visual content companies What you get Award visibility, jury credibility, and design-industry exposure in Taiwan and Asia Next step Prepare your English case narrative, visuals, and submission strategy Last checked 2026/06/17
Awards / International visibility TAITRA × TCA Annual watch
COMPUTEX Taipei
COMPUTEX remains one of Taiwan’s most important ICT trade shows. For AI, hardware, systems, and technology brands, it is a core place to meet buyers, partners, and Taiwan’s wider tech ecosystem.
Best for AI, ICT, semiconductor, systems, hardware, and technology service companies What you get Exhibition exposure, buyer meetings, forums, and Taiwan ecosystem access Next step Decide whether your goal is exhibiting, meeting the supply chain, finding partners, or producing an activation Last checked 2026/06/17
Expo / Tech industry InnoVEX Annual watch
InnoVEX Startup Exhibition
Held alongside COMPUTEX, InnoVEX is explicitly focused on startups, national pavilions, investors, and pitch opportunities. It is an efficient route for technology startups entering Taiwan or Asia.
Best for Startups, investors, corporate innovation teams, and emerging technology companies What you get Startup booths, investor exposure, cross-border meetings, and pitch stages Next step Get your English pitch, product positioning, business model, and traction evidence ready Last checked 2026/06/17
Expo / Startup matchmaking Startup Terrace Evergreen entry point
Soft landing and international pilot routes
Startup Terrace lists both International Pilot Program and Soft Landing Program and positions Linkou and Kaohsiung as international startup campuses backed by Taiwan’s Small and Medium Enterprise and Startup Administration.
Best for Overseas startups, accelerator programs, and Taiwan-side hosts planning inbound founder or delegation support What you get Soft-landing, pilot-program, community, and Taiwan startup ecosystem entry points Next step Decide whether you need a base, a pilot, or a bridge into enterprise, city, or trade-show conversations Last checked 2026/06/18
Startup / Soft landing Public Construction Commission Evergreen entry point
Government e-Procurement Search
The PCC rules explain that Taiwan’s government e-procurement system offers multiple search functions for tender notices, awards, and procurement information. It is the baseline route for tracking public tenders in Taiwan.
Best for Companies and advisors looking for tender opportunities, buyer patterns, or government demand signals What you get Tender search route, e-bidding context, and procurement information entry points Next step Start by defining your target agencies, keywords, and procurement categories, then build a repeatable watch list Last checked 2026/06/17
Tender / Procurement entry Public Construction Commission Evergreen entry point
Tender Document Templates and Arts Procurement Formats
The PCC publishes tender-related forms and templates, including bidder instructions, service procurement contracts, and arts procurement templates. This is especially useful for culture, design, and content teams preparing to bid.
Best for Teams preparing a bid, service proposal, or arts-related procurement response What you get Official tender document structure, contract templates, and preparation logic Next step Use the official templates to identify which pricing, delivery, rights, and performance documents are still missing Last checked 2026/06/17
Tender / Document preparation Program rules, amounts, timing, and eligibility can change. Final conditions always depend on each official source. Last manual check: June 17, 2026.
Before outreach
These four items will make Taiwan-side route mapping much faster
One-sentence summary: what you are making, for whom, and where it will happen
Current stage: concept only, developed deck, or working prototype / trailer / distribution conversation
Taiwan need: funding, partner search, local entry planning, or execution support
Budget and timeline: at least a realistic range and intended launch window
Read next
After the official links, these are the pages that move you forward
Which Taiwan market-entry path fits your project?
Start here if you still need to separate buyers, grants, trade shows, and execution before you reach out.
Read guide →How to find the right Taiwan production partner
Use this if your project already needs a Taiwan-side production or execution team.
Read guide →Taiwan project brief checklist
Use this before outreach if your scope, budget, timeline, or Taiwan-side need is still too fuzzy.
Read guide →Taiwan co-production guide
Use this if the project needs Taiwan inside the structure rather than as a late-stage vendor search.
Read guide →Taiwan grants for foreign teams
Use this to separate co-funding, filming support, and culture-tech public-resource routes.
Read guide →Taiwan trade shows for creative-tech teams
Use this to compare TCCF, Creative Expo Taiwan, InnoVEX, and COMPUTEX before you book the trip.
Read guide →Taiwan filming and production rebate guide
Use this to separate rebates, film-commission support, VP routes, and the local production logic behind them.
Read guide →Taiwan XR, AI, and culture-tech guide
Use this to sort immersive, AI-supported, and culture-tech collaboration routes before outreach drifts.
Read guide →Taiwan buyers and licensing guide
Use this to separate rights buyers, licensing, and market-facing partnership conversations.
Read guide →Taiwan government procurement guide
Use this to translate creative-tech work into procurement-ready language and public-sector delivery logic.
Read guide →Taiwan soft-landing and pilot guide
Use this to separate landing, pilot, PoC, and route-selection problems before the Taiwan ask stays abstract.
Read guide →Taiwan event and exhibition production guide
Use this to structure summit, expo, exhibition, installation, and live-execution work before partner outreach.
Read guide →Taiwan content market and IP guide
Use this to separate rights, adaptation, co-development, and content-market meeting logic.
Read guide →Taiwan city filming and location support guide
Use this to separate city coordination, location support, and local filming preparation.
Read guide →Taiwan AI creative production guide
Use this to translate AI-led creative work into a real production workflow and Taiwan execution route.
Read guide →Which Taiwan trade shows actually matter
Separate InnoVEX, TCCF, and market-entry routes before you book the trip.
Read guide →COMPUTEX 2026 execution case
If you need large-scale trade-show visuals or opening content in Taiwan, start with a case you can verify.
Read guide →How to find Taiwan production partners
Turn partner search into a scoped, delivery-ready collaboration process.
Read guide →FAQ
Common questions
Do we need Fun City in order to apply for these programs?
No. Most programs accept applications directly. Fun City helps you assess fit, prepare local-facing materials, and line up Taiwan-side partners if your project needs execution support.
What usually blocks overseas teams?
The biggest blockers are unclear applicant entities, missing Taiwan partners, weak budget structure, and rights or deliverables that have not been defined early enough.
If a 2026 call is already closed, is it still useful to track?
Yes. Annual programs tend to repeat the same logic. If you prepare your deck, budget, partner structure, and bilingual materials now, you can move much faster when the next round opens.
Need a local route
If you already have a project, we can tell you where Taiwan fits
Send us your project summary, budget range, timeline, and the type of Taiwan support you need. We can help identify the most realistic route for funding, partnerships, or on-the-ground execution.