INTERNATIONAL TRADEMARK

An international trademark is not a single global registration, but a system that allows you to protect your brand in multiple countries through a single application, mainly using the Madrid Protocol administered by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).

INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT

There is no single “worldwide copyright” that automatically covers every country. Instead, copyright protection is governed by international treaties and agreements that allow creators to have their works protected in multiple countries without needing to register separately in each one.

INTERNATIONAL PATENT

There is no single global patent that covers all countries. Instead, inventors can use international systems to file a single application that can later be pursued in multiple countries, saving time and costs. The most widely used system is the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT), administered by the World .

INTERNATIONAL DESIGN

International Design Registration is a system that allows creators to protect the appearance or visual design of a product (shape, pattern, color, ornamentation) in multiple countries through one single application.The most widely used system is the Hague System for the International Registration of .

Entity Registration

International entity registration is the process of legally establishing a business entity in a foreign country so that it can operate there in compliance with local laws. This can involve setting up a subsidiary, branch office, representative office, or offshore company depending on business needs.

Business Licensing

International business licensing is the process of obtaining official permissions from foreign governments or regulatory authorities to legally conduct specific types of business activities in their countries. It is different from company registration entity registration gives you a legal