
1. Service Overview
Trademark registrations in Malaysia are valid for 10 years from the registration date, with unlimited 10-year renewals. Timely renewal with the Malaysian Intellectual Property Office (MyIPO) is essential to maintain continuous legal protection. Our service ensures your trademark is renewed on time, avoiding cancellation or loss of rights.
2. Why Timely Renewal in Malaysia is Critical
- ✅ First-to-File Market: If you miss renewal, third parties may attempt to register similar or identical marks.
- ✅ 10-Year Protection Cycles: Failure to renew will result in loss of protection and possible removal from the register.
- ✅ Brand Continuity: Continuous renewal ensures stable brand rights for investment, licensing, and enforcement.
- ✅ Legal Security: A renewed trademark remains enforceable against infringement cases in Malaysia.
3. The Malaysia Trademark Renewal Process
The Malaysia Trademark Renewal Process
Malaysia's renewal system is straightforward when deadlines are monitored and filings are timely.
Renewal Monitoring
We track renewal periods and notify you 12, 6, and 3 months before expiration.
Documents Preparation
We prepare the MyIPO renewal forms and POA for signature where needed.
MyIPO Filing & Payment
We file your renewal request with MyIPO and pay all official fees on your behalf.
MyIPO Examination
MyIPO reviews the renewal filing. We monitor the full progress.
Renewal Certificate
MyIPO issues the renewal certificate. Your trademark is protected for another 10 years.
4. Fee Structure for Malaysia Trademark Renewal
| Project | Cost (USD) | Details & Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Renewal Fee per Category | 950 | Covers MyIPO official fee + service fee for a 10-year renewal period. |
Official Source: Fees are determined based on the official fee schedule of MyIPO Malaysia and prevailing market conditions.
5. What We Need From You
- Trademark Registration Number
- Owner Information
- Signed Power of Attorney (no notarization required)
Ensure Your Malaysia Trademark Protection Never Lapses
Don't risk losing valuable brand rights in Malaysia's fast-growing market.