Listening to voices from the field, streamlining application requirements and procedures
Excluding confirmation of 'corporate representative's personal default'
Excluding the 'Small and Medium Business Certificate', which is difficult to prepare.


The Ministry of SMEs and Startups (MSS) announced on the 18th that over 20,000 companies have applied for the 'Non-Face-to-Face Service Voucher Project' and that the number of applications in October is also increasing sharply.
The 'K-Non-Face-to-Face Voucher Platform', which allows the entire process from non-face-to-face service application to service search, payment, and settlement to be completed online, was completed on September 17th and is currently in full operation after a trial operation period that lasted until the end of September.

This project provides vouchers of up to 4 million won (including a 10% corporate contribution) to small and medium-sized enterprises that wish to utilize non-face-to-face services such as video conferencing, telecommuting, and online education.

The Ministry of SMEs and Startups announced that it has streamlined the requirements and procedures in response to requests from small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) over the past month for a simpler application process.

Details of the simplified application requirements and procedures are as follows:

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▲Key points of simplified application procedures [Table = Ministry of SMEs and Startups]