No, travel, hotel accommodation, food & beverages, refreshment charges, and surveillance charges are excluded from reimbursement, focusing on direct certification-related expenses.

No, expenditures for certification renewal are not eligible for reimbursement under this scheme, encouraging MSMEs to focus on obtaining new certifications.

No, certifications mandated by statutory requirements are not eligible for reimbursement under this scheme.

Payments made for consultancy and certification agencies, as well as calibration and testing charges from NABL-accredited testing labs, are eligible for reimbursement.

Any MSME operating in the state of Tamil Nadu is eligible to apply and benefit from this scheme.

Udyam registration is a prerequisite for MSMEs to avail themselves of reimbursement, emphasizing the government's focus on supporting small and medium enterprises.

Certifications recognized by the Quality Council of India, including ISO standards, HACCP, and others, are eligible for reimbursement, ensuring conformity to internationally accepted quality benchmarks.

MSMEs can claim reimbursement for new certifications when scaling up to the next category, providing financial support for growth and expansion.

The government reimburses payments up to ₹10,00,000/- for International Level Certifications recognized by globally accredited bodies, enhancing the global competitiveness of MSMEs.

Yes, a unit with Udyam registration can obtain multiple certifications within the financial limits specified, promoting the acquisition of diverse quality certifications.

MSMEs are encouraged to obtain certifications such as ISO 9000, ISO 14001, ISO 22000, HACCP, GHP, GMP, BIS Certification, ZED Rating, or any other international quality certification recognized in India by a competent authority.

MSMEs can pursue any international quality certification recognized in India by a competent authority beyond the specified standards, broadening the scope for diversification in quality standards.