International Trademark Registration, in 190+ Countries.

A trademark is territorial: registering it in one country protects it only there. International registration means securing protection in each market where you trade, either through national filings, regional systems such as the EUIPO or OAPI, or the WIPO Madrid System, which lets one application designate many countries.

It depends on your target markets, budget and risk. Madrid is efficient for many countries at once, but some markets are not members and, in the early years, an international registration depends on your home application. We compare national, regional and Madrid routes and recommend the best mix for your plans.

Costs depend on the countries, the number of classes and the official fees in each office. We quote the full cost in writing before you instruct us, so there are no surprises.

Timelines vary by country, from a few months in some offices to well over a year in others, especially if an objection or opposition arises. We give you a realistic timeline for each jurisdiction at the start and keep you updated throughout.

We cover 190+ countries and jurisdictions across Africa, Asia and the Middle East, Europe, the Americas and Oceania, plus regional systems including the EUIPO, BOIP, ARIPO, OAPI, EAEU and the WIPO Madrid System.

Yes. We run trademark watch services to catch conflicting filings early, file oppositions, and act against infringement and counterfeiting through our in-country attorneys.