Startup India Registration
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- London, UK
- 5-7 Hrs
Are you an aspiring entrepreneur with a big idea and the passion to build something impactful? If yes, then Startup India is a name you need to know!
Launched on January 16, 2016, Startup India is a flagship initiative by the Government of India aimed at nurturing innovation, boosting entrepreneurship, and driving economic development across the country.
With a mission to transform India into a startup-friendly ecosystem, this ambitious program offers comprehensive support for early-stage ventures, including:
- Funding opportunities through government-backed funds
- Tax exemptions and startup-friendly policies
- Easier compliance with reduced regulatory burden
- Access to government schemes and incubation support
- Recognition through the official Startup India portal
The Startup India initiative enables a streamlined pathway to register your business, raise capital, and benefit from startup-specific tax and legal incentives—all while becoming part of India’s rapidly growing startup ecosystem.
- MOA & AOA or Partnership Deed
- Certificate of Incorporation
- PAN Card of Organization
- PAN Card and Aadhaar of Authorized Person
- Business Address Proof
- Bank Statement of Company
- Photograph of Directors
- Incorporate Your Business
- Register with Startup India
- Submit details and create Startup Profile
- Apply for (DPIIT) Registration
- Obtain Your Startup India Recognition Number
- Receive Startup India Certificate
There is no restriction on the sector or industry for eligibility under Startup India — startups from any sector can apply, except those operating in areas prohibited by law.
Startups get up to 80% rebate on patent fees and 50% rebate on trademark fees. They also receive fast-tracked examination of patent applications.
Only startups not older than 10 years from the date of incorporation are eligible for DPIIT recognition.
- In case of a merger, the new entity must reapply for DPIIT recognition. If both startups were eligible, the merged entity must meet all existing criteria
Yes, startups receiving FDI must comply with FEMA regulations, adhere to sectoral caps, obtain necessary government approvals (if required), open a foreign currency account, and report FDI inflow to the RBI within prescribed timelines.