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Market Visit Support (MVS)

What is Market Visit Support?

Market Visit Support (MVS) is a business support mechanism aimed at SMEs who wish to visit an overseas market as part of their trade development.  Companies must be working with an International Trade Adviser and are able to travel either as part of an organised multi-sector group, or individually.

Who is it run by?

Funding is devolved by UK Trade & Investment to regional International Trade Directors who are able to deliver MVS according to local needs, whilst abiding by national guidelines.

Who is it aimed at?

Small and medium sized enterprises who are new to export (as defined by UK Trade & Investment) or new to the markets of India, China, Hong Kong and Taiwan (new to market as defined by UK Trade & Investment.)

Companies can receive MVS funding up to a maximum of three times. This can cover three visits to the same market or three visits to different markets and can be over any length of time.

What are the benefits?

How much does it cost?

There is no charge for the scheme. However, the grant (if available) is designed to offset some of the costs incurred by the company and will not cover all expenses related to the market visit. All remaining expenses are payable by the business.

How do I get involved?

To find out more about Market Visit Support contact:

Gail Leathley, UK Trade & Investment
Tel: 0113 3949824
Email: gail.leathley@uktradeinvest-yh.org.uk

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