41 Taiwan organisations run overseas-expansion programs for Taiwan startups — Japan and the US are the busiest single routes

Asked:

“Find all the Taiwan organisations that have startup programs helping Korean startups expand overseas. This include all government agencies, Universities, quasi government organisations like Taipei Computer Association and corporates.”

Asked (follow-up):

“Sorry I meant helping Taiwan startups expand overseas”

A live-web scan in English and Traditional Chinese verified 41 distinct Taiwan organisations or separately operated program platforms with a concrete role — organiser, operator, funder, sponsor, or formal co-delivery partner — in helping Taiwan-founded startups enter overseas markets. No authoritative master list exists, so this is a best-effort public-web inventory, not a statutory universe; several entries are separately branded platforms of a parent agency (NDC runs Startup Island TAIWAN and its Silicon Valley and Tokyo hubs; SMESA runs Startup Terrace; Taipei City runs StartUP@Taipei and Global Pass) and are kept visible as distinct operating units.

Who sends Taiwan startups where

Organisation class → principal destination, one strand per organisation. Hover a class, ribbon or destination to see the organisations behind it. Destinations are each organisation’s principal route; “Global / multi-market” covers programs spanning three or more markets.

The national brand family is the largest single cluster: NDC’s Startup Island TAIWAN (80 programs found across 141 pages) operates dedicated hubs in Silicon Valley and Tokyo as separate platforms. ws.ndc.gov.tw

SMESA’s Startup Acceleration, Co-creation and International Linkage Development Program targets the US, Europe, Singapore, India and Japan, and its services are free to startups. assist.nat.gov.tw

Japan is the busiest named single destination (7 organisations), led by ITRI and Creww Taiwan’s Taiwan–Japan acceleration, the Tokyo hub, and the Go Kansai Alliance at Expo 2025 Osaka. startupterrace.sme.gov.tw

Taipei’s Global Pass subsidises NT$60,000 per company for overseas co-working and soft landing across 22 cities in 11 countries — the most concrete cash mechanism in the set. en.prnasia.com

Evidence depth varies: 21 of the 41 entries rest on a single supporting page and are marked lower-evidence in the directory below. findit.sme.gov.tw

Outreach directory — all 41 organisations

Filter by organisation class or principal destination, or search names, programs and support text. “Single page” marks lower-evidence entries supported by one page only.

Organisation	Example program	Destination	Support & role	Status	Source

Method: best-effort public-web inventory, 41 rows, one selected source row per normalized operating or sponsoring organisation/platform helping Taiwan-founded startups expand overseas; scan ran in English and Traditional Chinese, status dates as reported on source pages (2017–2026). “Programs found” and “supporting pages” count distinct programs and pages located for that organisation; entries with one supporting page are flagged lower-evidence. Destinations are grouped to each organisation’s principal route for the chart; full destination text is in the table. Support text is abridged for space; follow each source link for the complete description. No authoritative master list exists and programs change over time.

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