Trademark in Thailand, Thailand Trademark
Fee and procedure of trademark renewal in Thailand. In order to renew trademark validity in Thailand, trademark owner is required to file their Thailand trademark renewal prior to due date. Renew Thailand trademark now.
| Scope of work: Filing trademark renewal in Thailand | FEE
($US) |
| For 1 item | 360.00 |
| For each additional item from 2-5 | 60.00 |
| For more than five items | 545.00 |
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New changes in the recording systems in Thailand’s customs border
To allow the agents in customs borders across the country to check, monitor, and stop the illegal goods that infringed upon the rights of rights owners, rights owners need to contact the agents and record the information of their IP assets to the customs recording system. Recently, there is an update on the recording system of Thailand that right owners need to know to best protect their rights. The Thailand Customs Department has updated the customs recordation system as well [...]
Collaboration between private and public sectors to strengthen IP protection in Thailand
The status of infringement has been rising recently in Thailand, especially in the form of advertisements shown to domestic consumers. Accordingly, to lower the infringement cases in the advertising sector, the Thailand government has signed an MoU with Thailand advertising groups and IPR owners to limit, and monitor advertisements in this country. The government agency in charge of the deal is the Department of Intellectual Property (DIP), Ministry of Commerce. The Ministry of Commerce is a cabinet ministry in the [...]
Lazada branches out with Thailand’s government to promote GI product
Lazada – one of Southeast Asia’s largest e-commercial company has recently cooperated with Thailand’s government to promote GI products originated from this country. A geographical indication is a sign that refers to a product originating in a particular region, locality, territory, or country. Basically, a product can be classed as a geographical indication product when it can show and prove that no other place in the world can produce such products with such unique taste, color, smell, etc. One of the [...]
Copyright Act amended to prepare for accession to the WIPO and improve copyright protections in Thailand
The Copyright Act (No. 5) B.E. 2565 (2022) (“the Amended Act”) was published in the Royal Thai Gazette on 24 February 2022. These modifications aim to strengthen copyright protection and prepare Thailand for accession to the World Intellectual Property Organization’s Copyright Treaty. We will present an overview of five significant changes included in the Amended Act in this briefing. Key provisions in the Amended Act Extension of the period of protection for copyrighted photographs: The copyright protection period for photographic work [...]
Japan and Thailand increase its GI registration indications
Japan and Thailand have expanded their Geographical Indication (GI) registrations in a mutual effort. Japan has sought GI protection for Tajima and Kagoshima beef in Thailand, while Thailand has successfully secured GI status for Doi Chaang and Doi Tung coffee in Japan. Both countries have recently announced the successful registration of these GIs. These successful registrations serve a dual purpose. They aim to promote the distinct identity and cultural significance of these products, benefiting local communities by generating income and [...]
Thailand collaborates with Sri Lanka on IP matters
On March 28, 2024, Sri Lanka and Thailand signed a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) aimed at boosting economic opportunities amid Sri Lanka’s worst financial crisis in decades. The agreement, which covers aspects such as Trade in Goods, Investment, Customs Procedures, and Intellectual Property Rights, is seen as a critical step towards economic recovery for Sri Lanka. A statement from the Sri Lankan media department highlighted the FTA’s goal to enhance market opportunities. The agreement is part of Sri Lanka’s broader [...]
Thailand strengthens copyright protection through MOU with 30 copyright owners
The Department of Intellectual Property (DIP) in Thailand, led by Director-General Vuttikrai Leewiraphan, has recently unveiled a memorandum of agreement (MOU) involving 30 copyright owners and three prominent online marketplaces—Lazada, Shopee, and TikTok Shop. This collaborative effort aims to intensify the fight against piracy and counterfeit goods in Thailand. Additionally, the DIP is actively engaged with Facebook to develop technologies capable of detecting and removing counterfeit products to address copyright concerns. These measures are expected to enhance the country’s competitiveness and [...]
Thailand plans to obtain more UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage besides Songkran
Thailand recently concluded the Maha Songkran World Water Festival 2024, also known as the Songkran Festival, with vibrant cultural displays, grand processions, and historical performances celebrating the country’s rich heritage. Tourism and Sports Minister Sudawan Wangsuphakijkosol highlighted the festival’s significance as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage event, inviting people from around the globe to join in the festivities. The festival showcased traditions from 16 provinces, captivating visitors with its colorful processions. Thailand now aims to designate Chiang Mai, Khon Kaen, Chon [...]
