Q&A: Can I Apply If My Website is in Another Language?

15 May 2018 · 1 min
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Short video Q&A from Launch Academy (host Sam, head of programs) answering whether startups with websites in other languages can apply to the Maple/startup Visa program. Core answer: the program works with English-speaking companies only and applicants must pass an English test; companies not serving English-speaking (and in some cases not serving French-speaking clients via Launch Academy) are not eligible.

Questions this video answers

Generally no — the program only works with English-speaking companies; websites in other languages make an applicant ineligible.

Yes — one of the requirements is to pass an English test.

Generally no — if you are not serving English-speaking customers (and in some cases not serving French-speaking customers through Launch Academy), you would not be applicable for the startup Visa program.

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