Eureka France–South Korea Call (Appel à Projets France-Corée du Sud)

The Appel a Projets Eureka France-Corée du Sud sits under Bpifrance as a bilateral innovation call with South Korea. It backs joint research and development projects between French and Korean companies, with French applicants limited to PME and ETI structures up to 2,000 employees. The 2026 cycle opened on 13 May and closed on 8 July 2026. French support is delivered as a Prêt Innovation R&D rather than a direct grant, with funding from 50,000 to 3 million euros. The project must last no more than 36 months, and the consortium must include at least one French company and one Korean company. On the French side, eligible costs are tied to industrial research and experimental development rather than industrialisation or commercial launch. The strongest fit is a cross-border consortium that can show a shared technical workplan and a realistic division of roles between the two countries. Applicants submit both to the Eureka platform and to Bpifrance en Ligne, so the file needs to be consistent on scope, budget, and timing. Priority sectors include semiconductors, advanced manufacturing such as batteries, mobility, and robotics, and artificial intelligence.

Each grant below is a distinct funding opportunity with its own eligibility, scope, and deliverables.