Protect your brand in Thailand.
Planning to launch a brand, sell products or expand your business into Thailand? UnionSPACE helps Thai and international brand owners assess trademark availability, select the appropriate classes, prepare application documents and coordinate the filing process.
UnionSPACE is not Thailand's Department of Intellectual Property or another government authority. Examination, publication, opposition and registration decisions remain with the responsible authority.
What do you need help with?
Different trademark matters require different information. Choose the situation closest to yours and we can help identify the next useful step.
Check the trademark before investing heavily in the brand.
Registering a company, buying a domain name or opening social-media accounts does not by itself secure trademark registration. Before committing heavily to packaging, signage, advertising or distribution, it can be sensible to assess whether earlier marks may create an obstacle.
A search cannot guarantee registration, but it can help identify obvious potential conflicts and inform the filing strategy before more money is committed.
One brand can require more than one class.
The filing scope depends on the goods and services the brand will actually cover. Choosing the wrong or incomplete class specification can leave important parts of the business outside the intended protection.
Cosmetics & personal care
Brand names and logos used for cosmetic, beauty and personal-care products.
Food & beverage
Consumer food, beverage, packaged-goods and related brand portfolios.
Clothing & consumer goods
Fashion, accessories, household goods and other branded products.
Software & technology
Software products, digital platforms, apps and technology-enabled services.
Consulting & professional services
Business, advisory, education, training and professional-service brands.
Retail & e-commerce
Marketplace, retail, distribution and online-selling service brands.
Not sure which classes fit your business?
Send us the brand name and what you sell. We can assess the likely filing scope before you proceed.
Clear professional fees before you proceed.
We separate our professional support from authority, translation, notarisation or other third-party charges unless a written proposal expressly states that a cost is included.
From THB 12,000
Assessment of the agreed search scope and potential conflicts before filing.
- Brand / mark review
- Initial class assessment
- Agreed search scope
- Potential conflict observations
- Recommended next step
From THB 22,000 / class
Professional support for agreed class specification, document preparation and application coordination.
- Applicant information review
- Class / goods-services specification support
- Application-document preparation
- Filing coordination
- Status communication within the agreed scope
Official filing, publication, registration, translation, notarisation, legalisation and third-party costs are identified separately before engagement unless expressly stated as included in the written proposal.
Search first. File with a clearer picture.
The process below describes UnionSPACE's private advisory and preparation work together with the principal official stages. Official examination and registration outcomes are controlled by the responsible authority.
Tell us about the brand
Send the brand name or logo, the products or services it will cover, applicant details and any existing overseas registrations or applications.
Search & class assessment
We assess the appropriate search scope, likely classes and obvious filing considerations. A search informs strategy but does not guarantee registration.
Prepare & file
If you proceed, the agreed application materials and goods/services specification are prepared and coordinated through the appropriate filing channel.
Examination & publication
The authority examines the application. If accepted for publication, third parties may have an opportunity to oppose. Under the current amended framework, the opposition period is 60 days from publication.
Registration
Where the application proceeds successfully through the official process and applicable requirements are met, it may proceed to registration. Official processing periods are not guaranteed.
Overseas company or foreign brand owner?
You do not necessarily need to create a Thai company merely to explore trademark protection in Thailand. The correct applicant depends on who owns the brand and how it is intended to be used.
- Applicant and ownership review
- Overseas company-document requirements
- Power-of-attorney preparation where applicable
- Translation and certification requirements
- Thailand class assessment
- Filing preparation and coordination
Thailand trademark registration: key planning points
Responsible authority
Department of Intellectual Property
Protection term
Generally 10 years, renewable in further 10-year periods
Opposition period
60 days from publication under the current amended framework
Foreign applicants
Applicant, representation and document requirements should be reviewed case by case
Already have a Thai trademark?
We can also discuss professional support for an existing trademark portfolio, depending on the matter and available records.
- Renewal support
- Assignment or transfer
- Owner-name or address changes
- Record updates
- Portfolio review
We search, prepare and coordinate. The authority examines and decides.
UnionSPACE provides private trademark search, classification support, application preparation and filing coordination within an agreed professional scope. We do not issue trademark registrations, certificates or official approvals.
A preliminary search cannot guarantee registration. Examination, objections, publication, opposition, registration and official timing remain under the responsible authority and can depend on the facts of the application.
Professional fees and third-party or official charges are stated separately in writing so the client can see what is paid for advisory work and what is payable through official or external channels.
What brand owners usually want to know
Can a foreign company register a trademark in Thailand?
Do I need a Thai company to own the trademark?
How many trademark classes do I need?
Does a trademark search guarantee approval?
How long does the process take?
How long does a Thai trademark last?
What happens if someone opposes my trademark?
Can UnionSPACE renew or transfer an existing trademark?
Send us the brand name and what you sell.
To give you a useful first response, tell us whether you want to protect a name, logo or both; the goods/services involved; who will own the mark; and whether it is already registered or pending elsewhere.
- Brand name / logo
- Products or services
- Applicant: individual, Thai company or overseas company
- Existing overseas registration or application, if any
- Current stage: search, ready to file, renewal, transfer or update
Call (+66) 02 036 0600 · Monday–Friday, 9:00–18:00 Bangkok time.
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Our team speaks English, Chinese (Mandarin), Russian, Kazakh, Burmese, Thai, and Indonesian — Monday to Friday, 9AM–6PM Bangkok time.
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Location
Suite 201 - Level 2, 29 Sukhumvit Soi 39, Phrom Phong, Bangkok 10110, ThailandLINE
Call
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Free Initial Consultation Available
Tell us what the business will do, who will own it and how you plan to operate in Thailand. Our Bangkok advisory team will identify the lawful structures available and explain the practical cost and consequences of each.
- A written structural recommendation
- Consultation fee confirmed before booking
- Advice available in seven languages
Prefer to speak directly? Call (+66) 02 1188 988
Monday–Friday, 9:00–18:00 Bangkok time.