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Australia-Korea Foundation (AKF) 2026-27 Grant Round is sponsored by Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (Australia). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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2026-27 Australia-Korea Foundation (AKF) Grant Round - DFAT’s Foundations, Councils and Institutes This system will be undergoing scheduled maintenance between and and may be unavailable during this time. Advancing the interests of Australia and Australians internationally SmartyTip: Don’t miss any of your deadlines!
This is one of the busiest times of the year for applications that are due by June 30 (end of financial year for many funders). Plan ahead now to avoid any rush and submit your application well before its due date. 2026-27 Australia-Korea Foundation (AKF) Grant Round Submissions are now being accepted.
Submissions close at 3:00PM 13 May 2026 (AEST). IMPORTANT: Please read information below to assist you in completing your application online. Welcome to the Australia-Korea Foundation 's 2026-27 Grant Round online application form.
You may begin anywhere in this application form. Please ensure you save as you go. The grant application deadline is strict.
For equity reasons, we cannot provide deadline extensions for grant applications in any circumstance. There will be no exceptions. Click here to view the grant guidelines before you complete the application form.
For questions on the Australia-Korea Foundation or the grant round, please email australia. korea@dfat. gov.au or ring (02) 6261 3869 during business hours and quote your Application ID.
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