Tech in Asia Jakarta Tour 2015: the road to Jakarta begins here

UPDATE: We have extended the deadline to apply for Road to Jakarta in Bandung to September 8. Be sure to get your applications in by then!
Road to Jakarta kicks off its ten-city search for the most promising startups in the region in Bandung and – where better? – Jakarta.
Pitch against the best local startups in your community for glory, honour – oh, and did we mention the prized opportunity to showcase your booth in front of numerous keen investors, corporations, and more than 1,500 attendees at Tech in Asia Jakarta 2015’s Bootstrap Alley?
So you don’t have to sweat the petty stuff, we’ll even take care of your accommodation and flight expenses.
If you are a hardware or software startup, have raised less than US$1 million in external funds, and sit on a kickass business solution with proven traction (a working prototype will take priority over mockups and screenshots), submit your application now!
The applications for Bandung and Jakarta close on September 1, so be sure to apply via the button below before then.
Deadline to apply for Bandung has been extended to September 8.
Not participating but keen to join in on the fun? We’re more than delighted to have you attend. Simply sign up below and mark your calendars for September 15 (Jakarta) and September 17 (Bandung). More details on the event will be revealed soon – watch this space!
The Tech in Asia Tour will also be making its way Surabaya, Ho Chi Minh City, Kuala Lumpur, Yogyakarta, New Delhi, Manila, Singapore, and Tokyo. The schedule can be found here.
Startups in these cities can also apply to pitch via the same button below.
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