F.A.Qs

Eligible entities include private limited companies, registered partnership firms, and limited liability partnerships (LLPs) that are not older than 10 years from the date of incorporation/registration.

No, there is no renewal required for Startup India registration. Once registered, startups retain their status for up to 10 years or until they cross 100 Cr annual turnover.

Startups registered with Startup India can avail of various benefits including tax exemptions, self-certification compliance, access to funding, incubation facilities, and networking opportunities.

The registration process usually takes around 2-3 weeks, but it may vary depending on the completeness of the documents submitted and the processing time by the concerned authorities.

Yes, foreign-owned startups can register with Startup India if they meet the eligibility criteria, but they must be incorporated as a private limited company, partnership firm, or LLP in India.

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Startup India is this fantastic initiative by the Indian Government, and it’s all about creating a thriving environment for innovation and startups. The whole idea is to boost our economy sustainably and, at the same time, open up tons of job opportunities. The government really wants to give startups the tools they need to grow, putting a big emphasis on innovation and smart design. It’s like they’re saying, “Go ahead, dream big, and let’s make those dreams a reality!”

The goals of the Startup India Movement are pretty clear-cut. The action plan is all about giving startups a boost, and here’s how they plan to do it:

  • Upgraded Infrastructure: They’re looking to amp up the support for startups, and that includes setting up top-notch incubation centers.
  • IPR Assistance: Making things easier for startups to protect their ideas with a focus on hassle-free patent filing.
  • Improved Regulatory Environment: Streamlining the whole process by offering tax benefits, simplifying compliance procedures, making it easier to set up a company, and ensuring a quick and efficient mechanism.
  • Boosting Funding Opportunities: The aim is to increase the chances of startups getting the financial backing they need.
  • Networking Hub: Creating a massive database for entrepreneurs and everyone else involved in the startup world to connect and collaborate. It’s all about building a strong and supportive community.

Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for the DPIIT Certificate of Recognition, your startup must fulfill the following criteria:

  1. Period of Existence: The startup should not have been in operation for more than 10 years from its formation date.
  2. Type of Entity: The DPIIT Certificate applies to Private Limited Companies, Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs), or Registered Partnership Firms.
  3. Annual Turnover: The firm must demonstrate an annual turnover of at least Rs. 100 crore for any fiscal year since its inception to qualify for the DPIIT Certificate of Recognition.
  4. Original Entity: The startup should be an original entity and not formed by splitting up or recreating an existing business.
  5. Innovative & Scalable: The entity must be actively engaged in the development or enhancement of a product, process, or service. Additionally, it should possess a scalable business model, showing a high potential for wealth and employment creation.
  6. Potential for Wealth and Employment Creation: The firm should showcase a potential to generate employment opportunities or create substantial wealth, aligning with the objectives of the DPIIT Certificate of Recognition.