Industrial Design Registration in Israel

With iGERENT, the cost to register an industrial design in Israel is USD 900. This all-inclusive fee covers the official government charges as well as the preparation and filing of your application for one design. By working with our experts, you get peace of mind knowing your design will be protected without hidden costs or complications.

In Israel, the registration of an industrial design usually takes around 6 to 12 months, provided the application is complete and no objections are raised. The process includes both a formal and substantive examination to check novelty and originality. At iGERENT, we prepare your application thoroughly to minimize the risk of objections and help you secure protection as quickly as possible.

In Israel, industrial design protection lasts for up to 25 years from the filing date. Protection is initially granted for five years and can be renewed in five-year increments until the maximum term is reached. At iGERENT, we track your deadlines and guide you through the renewal process so your rights remain protected without interruption.

In Israel, industrial design registrations must be renewed every five years, up to a maximum of 25 years. Instead of annual annuities, renewal fees are paid in five-year installments to maintain protection. At iGERENT, we monitor your deadlines and handle the renewal process so you never risk losing your rights.

In Israel, industrial design applications go through both a formal examination and a substantive examination. The formal examination checks that the application meets filing requirements, while the substantive examination verifies that the design is new, original, and not contrary to public order or morality. If objections are raised, the applicant must respond within the given timeframe. At iGERENT, we prepare your application thoroughly and guide you through any objections to increase the chances of smooth registration.

In Israel, you must submit clear and precise representations of the design. These can be line drawings, photographs, or digital images that show the product from multiple views (front, back, top, bottom, and sides). The images must accurately display the features you want to protect and should not include text, dimensions, or unnecessary background. At iGERENT, we help you prepare compliant drawings so your application meets the standards of the Israel Patent Office without delays.

In Israel, industrial design searches can be conducted through the database of the Israel Patent Office. However, searches can be complex since designs are classified by product categories and visual features rather than simple keywords. At iGERENT, we handle searches for you, identifying potential conflicts before you file your application—saving you time, money, and the risk of future disputes.

Israel grants a six-month priority period for industrial design applications. This means that if you have already filed your design in another Paris Convention member country, you can claim that filing date in Israel as long as you apply within six months. At iGERENT, we help you manage these deadlines so your design rights are protected internationally without missing the priority window.

In Israel, the official fees for industrial design registration must be paid at the time of filing the application. If additional official charges are required later (for example, at publication or grant), they must be settled before registration is completed. With iGERENT, we coordinate and process these payments on your behalf so your application stays on track.

In Israel, industrial design protection is limited to the visual aspects of a product, such as its shape, configuration, pattern, ornamentation, or colors. It does not extend to the technical function of the product, features dictated solely by utility, or designs that are offensive, contrary to public order, or lacking novelty. At iGERENT, we help you understand what aspects of your design can be protected so you can make the most of your rights.

Yes. In Israel, you can file a multiple application that includes more than one design, provided they belong to the same class of products under the Locarno Classification. If the designs fall under different classes, separate applications are required. At iGERENT, we advise you on the best filing strategy so you can save costs while ensuring your designs are fully protected.

Yes, but only within a six-month grace period after the renewal deadline. During this time, you must pay the renewal fee along with a late surcharge. If the grace period passes without payment, the registration will be permanently lost and cannot be restored. At iGERENT, we monitor your renewal deadlines and send reminders so you never risk losing your rights.