Developing new markets
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Passport to Export is the name of our suite of services and programmes. They have been created to help our businesses access world markets.
Our programmes are designed to help you succeed with exporting, and this is crucial to the long-term growth of local businesses and the Northern Ireland economy.
Five areas of export support
Our cluster of programmes and services are organised in five different areas. They will support you throughout the export process: from building your export skills and knowledge, to helping with researching markets through to assisting you once you have decided on a target market.
We also provide support for testing export markets through trade missions and exhibition attendance and we can offer an excellent graduate placement programme resource to help with your export drive.
Export Skills and Knowledge Workshops |
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Export Skills and Knowledge Workshops
In-market support |
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A range of programmes to keep you well-connected on the ground when you visit export markets
Market visits |
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A range of trade mission and exhibition initiatives that offer new or inexperienced exporters the opportunities to test market, gather intelligence, attract suppliers, appoint agents and ultimately make sales
Business Information Services |
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Access to a wealth of business information and commercial intelligence
2012 Games |
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Advice on business opportunities at 2012 Games
BUSINESS CHALLENGES
Trading success needs to be supported by expert advice, reliable data and professional research - all crucial when trying to gain a foothold in an overseas market
HAVE YOU CONSIDERED?
Find free expert advice and access to key business and commercial information through Business Information Services
Review your current performance and create a plan for growth - take the Business Health Check
Download a guide to the business support available from Invest NI (PDF)
CASE STUDIES
RELATED LINKS
- Selling overseas? Find guidance to exporting your goods or services at the nibusinessinfo.co.uk website
- Get an overview of exporting on the nibusinessinfo.co.uk website
- Register for Sector in Country reports on the UK Trade & Investment website (registration required)
- Export advice provided by Google UK and UK Trade & Investment
