MRA closed to new applications on 29 September 2026. New overseas-expansion projects should be checked against EDGE internationalisation activities. Existing MRA submissions and projects continue to be processed.
What did MRA cover?
MRA helped eligible companies enter new overseas markets through market promotion, business development and market setup. For an existing award, the approved scope, market, caps and project dates remain the reference for delivery and claims.
What should a new overseas project include?
Identify the market, customer segment, route to market and specific activities. Separate research and planning from promotion, partner development and setup. Assign an owner and decide how the business will measure progress before committing to expenditure.
How much support should you budget for?
Internationalisation is among the EDGE areas with higher possible support limits: up to 70% for SMEs and 50% for non-SMEs, depending on activity. The current annual cap and activity limits apply. Do not reuse an old MRA per-market cap as an EDGE entitlement.
Can an existing MRA project move to EDGE?
Existing projects continue under their applicable terms. Do not apply again for the same supported expenses. A separate new project must meet the current activity requirements.
Preparing a compliant application
Scope the project before committing. EDGE does not support retrospective applications: do not start work or make a payment or deposit before submitting. Submission is not approval; confirm the activity rules and project qualifying period before proceeding.
Advanced Consultancy supports project scoping and documentation. Your company submits and manages the application through its authorised Corppass users; a consultant cannot submit it for you.
Related guidance: Current EDGE requirements · Grant comparison · Preparing a business to scale.
Grant guidance checked 5 October 2026. Sources: Enterprise Singapore EDGE and application requirements.