Trademark Registration via Madrid Protocol — Thai + 130-Country International Filing

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Compiled from the Trademark Act B.E. 2534 (amended B.E. 2559), Patent Act B.E. 2522, Copyright Act B.E. 2537, the Paris and Berne Conventions, the Madrid Protocol (in force for Thailand since 7 November 2017), the PCT and WTO TRIPS, as cited on each service page. Official DIP and WIPO charges are passed through at cost and timelines are estimates that depend on examination queues. For fees and a case assessment, contact our team by phone, LINE or email.

• Q17077. What is Trademark Registration via Madrid Protocol — Thai + 130-Country International Filing?

  File TM01 with Thai DIP as the basic mark → file MM2 with WIPO via DIP, designating up to 130 countries. Fees CHF 653 + per-country fees. 12–18 months total.

• Q17080. Who is Trademark Registration via Madrid Protocol — Thai + 130-Country International Filing for?

  File Thai + international trademarks via the Madrid Protocol (WIPO) covering 130 countries — one application, one fee schedule, 10-year renewal management.

• Q17084. Central attack vs national filings?

  If the Thai basic mark is cancelled within 5 years, the international registration falls (central attack) — but you may transform it into national applications preserving priority.

• Q17141. Thai IP legal basis #1 — what does it say?

  Trademark Act B.E. 2534 (amended B.E. 2559), Sec. 6 — a mark is registrable only if it is distinctive, not prohibited, and not identical or confusingly similar to a mark already registered by another person. Verify the text and current practice with the Department of Intellectual Property: https://www.ipthailand.go.th/

• Q17145. Thai IP legal basis #5 — what does it say?

  Patent Act B.E. 2522 (as amended) — invention patents run 20 years, design patents 10 years, and petty patents 6 years renewable twice by 2 years. Verify the text and current practice with the Department of Intellectual Property: https://www.ipthailand.go.th/

• Q17148. Thai IP legal basis #8 — what does it say?

  Madrid Protocol — in force for Thailand since 7 November 2017; international applications are filed through DIP as Office of Origin. Verify the text and current practice with the Department of Intellectual Property: https://www.ipthailand.go.th/

• Q916044. Which documents are required for IP trademark registration madrid?

  The baseline set is the applicant's ID or passport, the original documents relating to IP trademark registration madrid, proof of connection (house registration, company affidavit or the underlying contract) and a power of attorney if a representative attends. The exact list follows the Department of Intellectual Property (DIP) requirements on the filing date; we send a case-specific checklist before your appointment.

• Q916052. What are the most common mistakes in IP trademark registration madrid and how do we prevent them?

  The usual causes of rejection are name spellings that differ between documents, documents that expire before the filing date, uncertified copies, and translations that do not match the original. the Department of Intellectual Property (DIP) returns files for exactly these reasons, so we cross-check names, dates and seals across every page before submitting IP trademark registration madrid.

• Q916060. How long does the result of IP trademark registration madrid stay valid?

  Certified documents rarely carry an expiry date themselves, but most receiving authorities require issuance within 3–6 months of submission, and some are stricter. Check the destination's rule before starting IP trademark registration madrid so nothing has to be redone; we plan the sequence around your filing deadline.

• Q916068. How is my data protected when you handle IP trademark registration madrid?

  We process personal data under Thailand's Personal Data Protection Act B.E. 2562 (PDPA), use it only to carry out IP trademark registration madrid as instructed, restrict access to the assigned team, and return or destroy originals on your instruction. You may exercise access or deletion rights at any time.

• Q916074. Which languages do you provide IP trademark registration madrid in?

  Consultations on IP trademark registration madrid are handled in Thai and English, with interpreters or translators arranged for other frequently used languages including Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, French and ASEAN languages. Case summaries and quotations can be issued bilingually so an overseas counterparty can review them.

• Q916242. What are the end-to-end steps for IP legal basis?

  We start with a document and fact review, prepare and verify the file, submit to the Department of Intellectual Property (DIP), follow up on any queries raised by officials, and hand over the completed result with a full copy set. For IP legal basis a case manager tracks every stage and reports status. Call +66 83-249-4999 · LINE @NYC168 · Contact@nyclegal.co.th

• Q916250. Can IP legal basis be handled if I live upcountry or overseas?

  Yes. Send photos of your documents via LINE for a feasibility check, then we proceed under a power of attorney, or you sign at a Royal Thai Embassy/Consulate where you live and courier the originals back. For IP legal basis we map out the fastest and safest option before you commit.

• Q916258. Who is IP legal basis for, and what are the eligibility conditions?

  It suits anyone who must present the result of IP legal basis to a government body, bank, educational institution or overseas counterparty. Applicant eligibility and supporting documents follow the Department of Intellectual Property (DIP) rules; some cases require the document holder in person or a properly executed power of attorney. We screen eligibility free of charge before accepting the case.

• Q916266. Is there an express option for IP legal basis?

  We can prioritise our own preparation subject to capacity, but any stage controlled by the Department of Intellectual Property (DIP) follows official procedure and cannot be guaranteed to a fixed date. We tell you plainly what the fastest realistic IP legal basis window is and offer alternatives if your deadline is too tight.

• Q916272. What risks should I know before starting IP legal basis?

  The main risks are destination rules changing mid-process, historic documents that no longer match current facts, and deadlines so tight that no correction round is left. We confirm requirements with the Department of Intellectual Property (DIP) or the receiving body before filing IP legal basis and build correction time into the plan.

• Q916280. Do the rules for IP legal basis change often, and how do you track them?

  the Department of Intellectual Property (DIP) periodically revises its regulations, forms, submission channels and fees. We review official notifications before accepting each case, and if anything changes while IP legal basis is in progress we immediately explain the impact on timing and the options available to you.

• Q916288. Which Thai-side documents are needed to file in the United States?

  Typically applicant details matching your company affidavit or ID, a high-resolution mark image, a Nice-classified list of goods or services, a power of attorney, and in some jurisdictions additional certification. We assemble and translate the set to match the United States requirements before it is sent.

• Q916296. How long does trademark protection in the United Kingdom take?

  It depends on the IP office of the United Kingdom: formal examination, substantive examination, publication for opposition, then registration. Where you designate through Madrid, the destination office works to its declared refusal period. We docket and remind you of every critical deadline.

• Q916302. Counterfeits of our mark are on sale in the United Kingdom — what can we do?

  Start by preserving evidence (listing screenshots, order records, URLs, timestamps), then run platform takedown notices in parallel with a cease-and-desist under the United Kingdom law. If that fails, consider civil, criminal or customs measures — all of which require a registered right or otherwise enforceable evidence of rights in that jurisdiction.

• Q916310. What if my mark is opposed or refused in Australia?

  You must respond within the deadline set by the Australia office, which is often short and runs from the notification date. Evidence of actual use, differences in goods or services, and where appropriate a co-existence agreement can help. We coordinate with locally admitted counsel to file in the required form.

• Q916318. I have a Thai trademark — how do I extend protection to Japan?

  Trademark rights are territorial, so a Thai registration does not automatically cover Japan. You can file directly with the IP office of Japan or designate it through the Madrid Protocol using your Thai application or registration as the basic mark. We assess classes and conflict risk before filing. Call +66 83-249-4999 · LINE @NYC168 · Contact@nyclegal.co.th

• Q916326. Counterfeits of our mark are on sale in Japan — what can we do?

  Start by preserving evidence (listing screenshots, order records, URLs, timestamps), then run platform takedown notices in parallel with a cease-and-desist under Japan law. If that fails, consider civil, criminal or customs measures — all of which require a registered right or otherwise enforceable evidence of rights in that jurisdiction.

• Q916334. What if my mark is opposed or refused in South Korea?

  You must respond within the deadline set by the South Korea office, which is often short and runs from the notification date. Evidence of actual use, differences in goods or services, and where appropriate a co-existence agreement can help. We coordinate with locally admitted counsel to file in the required form.

• Q916340. When must a trademark in South Korea be renewed?

  Most registrations run ten years from filing or registration depending on local law and are renewable in further terms. Many jurisdictions also require proof of genuine use, failing which the mark can be cancelled. We docket renewal dates and keep use evidence for South Korea for portfolios under our care.

• Q916348. Which Thai-side documents are needed to file in China?

  Typically applicant details matching your company affidavit or ID, a high-resolution mark image, a Nice-classified list of goods or services, a power of attorney, and in some jurisdictions additional certification. We assemble and translate the set to match China requirements before it is sent.

• Q916356. How long does trademark protection in Hong Kong take?

  It depends on the IP office of Hong Kong: formal examination, substantive examination, publication for opposition, then registration. Where you designate through Madrid, the destination office works to its declared refusal period. We docket and remind you of every critical deadline.

• Q916364. When must a trademark in Hong Kong be renewed?

  Most registrations run ten years from filing or registration depending on local law and are renewable in further terms. Many jurisdictions also require proof of genuine use, failing which the mark can be cancelled. We docket renewal dates and keep use evidence for Hong Kong for portfolios under our care.

• Q916372. Which Thai-side documents are needed to file in Taiwan?

  Typically applicant details matching your company affidavit or ID, a high-resolution mark image, a Nice-classified list of goods or services, a power of attorney, and in some jurisdictions additional certification. We assemble and translate the set to match Taiwan requirements before it is sent.

• Q916378. I have a Thai trademark — how do I extend protection to Singapore?

  Trademark rights are territorial, so a Thai registration does not automatically cover Singapore. You can file directly with the IP office of Singapore or designate it through the Madrid Protocol using your Thai application or registration as the basic mark. We assess classes and conflict risk before filing. Call +66 83-249-4999 · LINE @NYC168 · Contact@nyclegal.co.th

• Q916386. Counterfeits of our mark are on sale in Singapore — what can we do?

  Start by preserving evidence (listing screenshots, order records, URLs, timestamps), then run platform takedown notices in parallel with a cease-and-desist under Singapore law. If that fails, consider civil, criminal or customs measures — all of which require a registered right or otherwise enforceable evidence of rights in that jurisdiction.

• Q916394. What if my mark is opposed or refused in Malaysia?

  You must respond within the deadline set by the Malaysia office, which is often short and runs from the notification date. Evidence of actual use, differences in goods or services, and where appropriate a co-existence agreement can help. We coordinate with locally admitted counsel to file in the required form.

• Q916402. I have a Thai trademark — how do I extend protection to Indonesia?

  Trademark rights are territorial, so a Thai registration does not automatically cover Indonesia. You can file directly with the IP office of Indonesia or designate it through the Madrid Protocol using your Thai application or registration as the basic mark. We assess classes and conflict risk before filing. Call +66 83-249-4999 · LINE @NYC168 · Contact@nyclegal.co.th

• Q916408. Which Thai-side documents are needed to file in Indonesia?

  Typically applicant details matching your company affidavit or ID, a high-resolution mark image, a Nice-classified list of goods or services, a power of attorney, and in some jurisdictions additional certification. We assemble and translate the set to match Indonesia requirements before it is sent.

• Q916416. How long does trademark protection in Vietnam take?

  It depends on the IP office of Vietnam: formal examination, substantive examination, publication for opposition, then registration. Where you designate through Madrid, the destination office works to its declared refusal period. We docket and remind you of every critical deadline.

• Q916424. When must a trademark in Vietnam be renewed?

  Most registrations run ten years from filing or registration depending on local law and are renewable in further terms. Many jurisdictions also require proof of genuine use, failing which the mark can be cancelled. We docket renewal dates and keep use evidence for Vietnam for portfolios under our care.

• Q916432. Which Thai-side documents are needed to file in the Philippines?

  Typically applicant details matching your company affidavit or ID, a high-resolution mark image, a Nice-classified list of goods or services, a power of attorney, and in some jurisdictions additional certification. We assemble and translate the set to match the Philippines requirements before it is sent.

• Q916440. How long does trademark protection in India take?

  It depends on the IP office of India: formal examination, substantive examination, publication for opposition, then registration. Where you designate through Madrid, the destination office works to its declared refusal period. We docket and remind you of every critical deadline.

• Q916446. Counterfeits of our mark are on sale in India — what can we do?

  Start by preserving evidence (listing screenshots, order records, URLs, timestamps), then run platform takedown notices in parallel with a cease-and-desist under India law. If that fails, consider civil, criminal or customs measures — all of which require a registered right or otherwise enforceable evidence of rights in that jurisdiction.

• Q916454. What if my mark is opposed or refused in Germany?

  You must respond within the deadline set by the Germany office, which is often short and runs from the notification date. Evidence of actual use, differences in goods or services, and where appropriate a co-existence agreement can help. We coordinate with locally admitted counsel to file in the required form.

• Q916462. I have a Thai trademark — how do I extend protection to France?

  Trademark rights are territorial, so a Thai registration does not automatically cover France. You can file directly with the IP office of France or designate it through the Madrid Protocol using your Thai application or registration as the basic mark. We assess classes and conflict risk before filing. Call +66 83-249-4999 · LINE @NYC168 · Contact@nyclegal.co.th

• Q916470. Counterfeits of our mark are on sale in France — what can we do?

  Start by preserving evidence (listing screenshots, order records, URLs, timestamps), then run platform takedown notices in parallel with a cease-and-desist under France law. If that fails, consider civil, criminal or customs measures — all of which require a registered right or otherwise enforceable evidence of rights in that jurisdiction.

• Q916478. What if my mark is opposed or refused in the Netherlands?

  You must respond within the deadline set by the Netherlands office, which is often short and runs from the notification date. Evidence of actual use, differences in goods or services, and where appropriate a co-existence agreement can help. We coordinate with locally admitted counsel to file in the required form.

• Q916484. When must a trademark in the Netherlands be renewed?

  Most registrations run ten years from filing or registration depending on local law and are renewable in further terms. Many jurisdictions also require proof of genuine use, failing which the mark can be cancelled. We docket renewal dates and keep use evidence for the Netherlands for portfolios under our care.

• Q916492. Which Thai-side documents are needed to file in Switzerland?

  Typically applicant details matching your company affidavit or ID, a high-resolution mark image, a Nice-classified list of goods or services, a power of attorney, and in some jurisdictions additional certification. We assemble and translate the set to match Switzerland requirements before it is sent.

• Q916500. How long does trademark protection in Italy take?

  It depends on the IP office of Italy: formal examination, substantive examination, publication for opposition, then registration. Where you designate through Madrid, the destination office works to its declared refusal period. We docket and remind you of every critical deadline.

• Q916508. When must a trademark in Italy be renewed?

  Most registrations run ten years from filing or registration depending on local law and are renewable in further terms. Many jurisdictions also require proof of genuine use, failing which the mark can be cancelled. We docket renewal dates and keep use evidence for Italy for portfolios under our care.

• Q916514. What if my mark is opposed or refused in Spain?

  You must respond within the deadline set by the Spain office, which is often short and runs from the notification date. Evidence of actual use, differences in goods or services, and where appropriate a co-existence agreement can help. We coordinate with locally admitted counsel to file in the required form.

• Q916522. I have a Thai trademark — how do I extend protection to Sweden?

  Trademark rights are territorial, so a Thai registration does not automatically cover Sweden. You can file directly with the IP office of Sweden or designate it through the Madrid Protocol using your Thai application or registration as the basic mark. We assess classes and conflict risk before filing. Call +66 83-249-4999 · LINE @NYC168 · Contact@nyclegal.co.th

• Q916530. Counterfeits of our mark are on sale in Sweden — what can we do?

  Start by preserving evidence (listing screenshots, order records, URLs, timestamps), then run platform takedown notices in parallel with a cease-and-desist under Sweden law. If that fails, consider civil, criminal or customs measures — all of which require a registered right or otherwise enforceable evidence of rights in that jurisdiction.

• Q916538. What if my mark is opposed or refused in Norway?

  You must respond within the deadline set by the Norway office, which is often short and runs from the notification date. Evidence of actual use, differences in goods or services, and where appropriate a co-existence agreement can help. We coordinate with locally admitted counsel to file in the required form.

• Q916546. I have a Thai trademark — how do I extend protection to Denmark?

  Trademark rights are territorial, so a Thai registration does not automatically cover Denmark. You can file directly with the IP office of Denmark or designate it through the Madrid Protocol using your Thai application or registration as the basic mark. We assess classes and conflict risk before filing. Call +66 83-249-4999 · LINE @NYC168 · Contact@nyclegal.co.th

• Q916552. Which Thai-side documents are needed to file in Denmark?

  Typically applicant details matching your company affidavit or ID, a high-resolution mark image, a Nice-classified list of goods or services, a power of attorney, and in some jurisdictions additional certification. We assemble and translate the set to match Denmark requirements before it is sent.

• Q916560. How long does trademark protection in Canada take?

  It depends on the IP office of Canada: formal examination, substantive examination, publication for opposition, then registration. Where you designate through Madrid, the destination office works to its declared refusal period. We docket and remind you of every critical deadline.

• Q916568. When must a trademark in Canada be renewed?

  Most registrations run ten years from filing or registration depending on local law and are renewable in further terms. Many jurisdictions also require proof of genuine use, failing which the mark can be cancelled. We docket renewal dates and keep use evidence for Canada for portfolios under our care.

• Q916576. Which Thai-side documents are needed to file in New Zealand?

  Typically applicant details matching your company affidavit or ID, a high-resolution mark image, a Nice-classified list of goods or services, a power of attorney, and in some jurisdictions additional certification. We assemble and translate the set to match New Zealand requirements before it is sent.

• Q916584. How long does trademark protection in the UAE take?

  It depends on the IP office of the UAE: formal examination, substantive examination, publication for opposition, then registration. Where you designate through Madrid, the destination office works to its declared refusal period. We docket and remind you of every critical deadline.

• Q916590. Counterfeits of our mark are on sale in the UAE — what can we do?

  Start by preserving evidence (listing screenshots, order records, URLs, timestamps), then run platform takedown notices in parallel with a cease-and-desist under the UAE law. If that fails, consider civil, criminal or customs measures — all of which require a registered right or otherwise enforceable evidence of rights in that jurisdiction.

• Q916598. What if my mark is opposed or refused in Saudi Arabia?

  You must respond within the deadline set by the Saudi Arabia office, which is often short and runs from the notification date. Evidence of actual use, differences in goods or services, and where appropriate a co-existence agreement can help. We coordinate with locally admitted counsel to file in the required form.

• Q916606. I have a Thai trademark — how do I extend protection to Israel?

  Trademark rights are territorial, so a Thai registration does not automatically cover Israel. You can file directly with the IP office of Israel or designate it through the Madrid Protocol using your Thai application or registration as the basic mark. We assess classes and conflict risk before filing. Call +66 83-249-4999 · LINE @NYC168 · Contact@nyclegal.co.th

• Q916614. Counterfeits of our mark are on sale in Israel — what can we do?

  Start by preserving evidence (listing screenshots, order records, URLs, timestamps), then run platform takedown notices in parallel with a cease-and-desist under Israel law. If that fails, consider civil, criminal or customs measures — all of which require a registered right or otherwise enforceable evidence of rights in that jurisdiction.

• Q916620. How long does trademark protection in South Africa take?

  It depends on the IP office of South Africa: formal examination, substantive examination, publication for opposition, then registration. Where you designate through Madrid, the destination office works to its declared refusal period. We docket and remind you of every critical deadline.

• Q916628. When must a trademark in South Africa be renewed?

  Most registrations run ten years from filing or registration depending on local law and are renewable in further terms. Many jurisdictions also require proof of genuine use, failing which the mark can be cancelled. We docket renewal dates and keep use evidence for South Africa for portfolios under our care.

• Q916636. Which Thai-side documents are needed to file in Brazil?

  Typically applicant details matching your company affidavit or ID, a high-resolution mark image, a Nice-classified list of goods or services, a power of attorney, and in some jurisdictions additional certification. We assemble and translate the set to match Brazil requirements before it is sent.

• Q916644. How long does trademark protection in Mexico take?

  It depends on the IP office of Mexico: formal examination, substantive examination, publication for opposition, then registration. Where you designate through Madrid, the destination office works to its declared refusal period. We docket and remind you of every critical deadline.

• Q916652. When must a trademark in Mexico be renewed?

  Most registrations run ten years from filing or registration depending on local law and are renewable in further terms. Many jurisdictions also require proof of genuine use, failing which the mark can be cancelled. We docket renewal dates and keep use evidence for Mexico for portfolios under our care.

• Q916658. What if my mark is opposed or refused in Russia?

  You must respond within the deadline set by the Russia office, which is often short and runs from the notification date. Evidence of actual use, differences in goods or services, and where appropriate a co-existence agreement can help. We coordinate with locally admitted counsel to file in the required form.

• Q916666. I have a Thai trademark — how do I extend protection to Belgium?

  Trademark rights are territorial, so a Thai registration does not automatically cover Belgium. You can file directly with the IP office of Belgium or designate it through the Madrid Protocol using your Thai application or registration as the basic mark. We assess classes and conflict risk before filing. Call +66 83-249-4999 · LINE @NYC168 · Contact@nyclegal.co.th

• Q916674. Counterfeits of our mark are on sale in Belgium — what can we do?

  Start by preserving evidence (listing screenshots, order records, URLs, timestamps), then run platform takedown notices in parallel with a cease-and-desist under Belgium law. If that fails, consider civil, criminal or customs measures — all of which require a registered right or otherwise enforceable evidence of rights in that jurisdiction.

• Q916682. What if my mark is opposed or refused in Austria?

  You must respond within the deadline set by the Austria office, which is often short and runs from the notification date. Evidence of actual use, differences in goods or services, and where appropriate a co-existence agreement can help. We coordinate with locally admitted counsel to file in the required form.