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Global Startups

Building or expanding a startup outside the UK? Share experiences with international markets — funding routes, regulations, visas, partnerships, and what it's actually like on the ground. Organised by region, tagged by country.

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  1. Africa

    Fintech, agritech, energy, logistics, and mobile-first solutions across one of the fastest-moving startup landscapes in the world. Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, Egypt, Ghana, Rwanda, and beyond.

    • 1 post
    Building a Marketplace in Nigeria's LPG Sector — Lessons from the Field
    Simon Onos,

  2. Asia

    From established tech hubs like Singapore and Japan to fast-scaling markets like India, Indonesia, and Vietnam. Technology, ecommerce, manufacturing, SaaS, and consumer markets.

    • 3 posts
    Building Xhield: Looking for Cybersecurity Pilot Partners & Global Collaborations from India
    Ranjan Baisak,

  3. Europe

    Innovation, cross-border trade, EU regulation, and access to 450 million customers. Germany, France, Netherlands, Nordics, Iberia, and Central/Eastern Europe.

  4. North America

    The deepest VC market in the world. US, Canada, and the realities of competing, fundraising, or expanding into North American markets from the UK.

  5. South America

    Growing fintech, ecommerce, and digital adoption across Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, and emerging markets with massive underserved populations.

  6. Oceania

    Australia, New Zealand, and Pacific markets. High digital adoption, strong startup support, and close ties to Asian markets. Smaller but well-connected.

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