Apply - Start-Up Chile – Applications live now
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Apply - Start-Up Chile – Applications live now
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Re: Apply - Start-Up Chile – Applications live now
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#3You get a work visa, office space, support network and enough money for rent reimbursement, basic salary (more than ramen btw) AND with what's left you can hire the skills you lack. All this is FREE, you keep 100% of your equity.
Silicon Valley is of course the startup capital, but until there's an incubator that gives you the equivalent in cash ($100K in SV dollars?) and an instant visa (impossible) without taking equity (hah), Chile is the place to be.
Re: Apply - Start-Up Chile – Applications live now
#4The applications would be open until Oct. 27th. I would recommend all of you to apply. $40k without any equity and a chance to live in a beautiful country like Chile should not be missed. Plus, you get to meet entrepreneurs from all over the world.
It sounds like a great program if you have $10k+ sitting idle and want to extend your runway as far as possible, but it may be a stretch for a zero-customers/zero-products web startup.
Re: Apply - Start-Up Chile – Applications live now
#5It'd be nice for someone who has participated in this program to jump-in and give their thoughts on the experience.
I remember reading one participant's review of the program that boiled down to: bring more money than you think you'll need and, overall, it was a good experience.
I guess I'll send them an email for clarification on what they're wanting startups to commit to.
Re: Apply - Start-Up Chile – Applications live now
#6The applications would be open until Oct. 27th. I would recommend all of you to apply. $40k without any equity and a chance to live in a beautiful country like Chile should not be missed. Plus, you get to meet entrepreneurs from all over the world.
It still has some strange points: the $40k is a reimbursement -- not a grant or funding. They reimburse you up to 90% of your expenses and expect you to show up with over $5k in cash to support your group until you start getting reimbursed. It sounds like a great program if you have $10k+ sitting idle and want to extend your runway as far as possible, but it may be a stretch for a zero-customers/zero-products web sta…
Re: Apply - Start-Up Chile – Applications live now
#7I've been reading through the offer and the FAQs. The question I have is: am I forming a Chilean company by participating in this program? It'd be nice for someone who has participated in this program to jump-in and give their thoughts on the experience. I remember reading one participant's review of the program that boiled down to: bring more money than you think you'll need and, overall, it was a good experience. I…
Re: Apply - Start-Up Chile – Applications live now
#8It's hard to underestimate how great this deal is. You get a work visa, office space, support network and enough money for rent reimbursement, basic salary (more than ramen btw) AND with what's left you can hire the skills you lack. All this is FREE, you keep 100% of your equity. Silicon Valley is of course the startup capital, but until there's an incubator that gives you the equivalent in cash ($100K in SV dollars?…
Re: Apply - Start-Up Chile – Applications live now
#9The applications would be open until Oct. 27th. I would recommend all of you to apply. $40k without any equity and a chance to live in a beautiful country like Chile should not be missed. Plus, you get to meet entrepreneurs from all over the world.
It still has some strange points: the $40k is a reimbursement -- not a grant or funding. They reimburse you up to 90% of your expenses and expect you to show up with over $5k in cash to support your group until you start getting reimbursed. It sounds like a great program if you have $10k+ sitting idle and want to extend your runway as far as possible, but it may be a stretch for a zero-customers/zero-products web sta…
Yeah, you get reimbursed for 90%. But I think it's fair. As founders we need to have put some money into our start-up and have something to lose when things don't work out for us.