Thailand Trademark Renewal country-flag-TH

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Transparent prices

Transparent prices

Thailand trademark renewal is easier with iGERENT, trusted by 12,000+ businesses and with over 25,000 trademarks handled since 2014. We help you renew on time, stay compliant, and keep your registration active, whether we handled the original filing or not.

From US$ 550

Official fees included

Why Do Businesses Choose iGERENT?

Straightforward, hassle-free services designed to make intellectual property easier for your business. We strive to make it easy.

Expert Agents
Expert Agents

You work with one dedicated specialist who guides you through the process, answers your questions, and coordinates the next steps for your case.

Worldwide Coverage
Worldwide Coverage

Whether you need assistance in one country or several, we help coordinate filings and IP work across 180+ jurisdictions through trusted local professionals.

No Hidden Charges
No Hidden Charges

You receive clear, competitive pricing before moving forward, with fixed quotes that help you understand the full cost from the start.

Free Consultation
Free Consultation

Our team can review your needs, explain the available options, and help you understand the next steps before you decide.

Frequently Asked Questions About Trademark Renewal in Thailand

Trademark rights in Thailand are governed by the Trademark Act B.E. 2534 (1991), as amended, and administered by the Department of Intellectual Property (DIP). Thailand has been a member of the Madrid Protocol since November 7, 2017.

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How Much Does it Cost to Renew a Trademark in Thailand?

iGERENT’s professional service fee to renew your trademark in Thailand is US$ 550 for the first class, plus US$ 550 for each additional class.

This all-inclusive fee covers:

  • Dedicated IP specialist handling your renewal end-to-end
  • Preparation and filing of all renewal paperwork
  • Deadline monitoring and automated reminders
  • Responses to any office queries or requirements

Every renewal quote is tailored to your exact portfolio. Reach out for a transparent, itemized estimate with no hidden charges!

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How Long Is a Trademark Valid in Thailand?

A trademark is valid for 10 years from the date of registration and may be renewed for additional 10-year periods indefinitely.

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When Must You Renew a Trademark?

  • Renewal window: Begins 3 months before the expiration date
  • Grace period: 6 months after expiration
  • After grace period: The trademark is removed from the register, and re-registration is required
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Requirements to Renew a Trademark in Thailand

  • Notarized Power of Attorney, signed by an authorized person of the applicant
  • Filing the renewal application form
  • No evidence of use is required
  • Renewals are not published
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Restoration and Re-registration

  • Restoration is not permitted
  • A lapsed trademark must be re-registered
  • Third parties can re-register a lapsed trademark, though infringement risks exist if done in bad faith
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Keep Your Trademark in Thailand Updated

  • DIP does not notify trademark owners or agents about upcoming expirations
  • Monitoring is the responsibility of the owner or their legal representative
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Common Trademark Renewal Mistakes in Thailand

Avoid:

  • Failing to notarize the Power of Attorney
  • Missing the 6-month grace period
  • Assuming the DIP will send reminders
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What happens if I miss the renewal deadline?

You can renew within 6 months of expiry with a 20% surcharge. After that, the trademark is removed and you must file a new application.

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Can I restore a lapsed trademark?

No. Restoration is not allowed in Thailand. A new registration must be filed.

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Is proof of use required?

No. Use is not required to renew a trademark in Thailand.

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What if I change my address or representative?

Notify the Department of Intellectual Property (DIP) with updated documents and a notarized Power of Attorney.