Incubator
Inqubator Leeuwarden
Northern Netherlands
A co-working space and community for early stage entrepreneurs in central Leeuwarden, and a recognised facilitator for the Dutch startup visa.
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It states on its own startup visa page that it is a recognised facilitator for the Dutch startup visa and offers a first year of practical guidance, which is a concrete option for a founder from outside the EU who must name one.
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About
Inqubator sits in the centre of Leeuwarden and describes itself as a co-working space and community for early stage entrepreneurs. Its homepage marks it as the sister organisation of the Leeuwarden business development body. People work in a shared space next to other founders and can take a flexible desk, a fixed desk, or only a registered postal address, with meeting rooms and shared facilities included. It says the main form of guidance is the community itself, with coaching, training and experts from its network available when a founder wants them. It thinks along on the business model and the next steps, maps out financing and subsidy options, and makes introductions to partners, experts and sometimes first customers. A registered company is not required to join, but joiners are expected to register with the chamber of commerce soon after. The stage it aims at runs from idea and validation through first customers, a first employee and a team, with room in the building to move into a separate office if the business keeps growing.
What they offer
- Registered business address without a workspace
- Help mapping financing and subsidy options, and introductions to the right parties
Programmes
Good to know
- Desks, offices and a registered address are paid services.
- The startup visa track asks for a pitch deck, a description of what is new in the business, evidence of traction, financials and a plan for the first year, and the permit decision itself rests with the Immigration and Naturalisation Service.
- It is in Leeuwarden, so the co-working and community half only works if you are there.
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