Trademark Registration Services in Indonesia

Trademark registration is the process of filing a brand name, logo, or other distinctive mark with DJKI to obtain legal protection for specific goods or services in Indonesia.

Trademark registration helps prove ownership, prevent others from registering or using similar marks, and protect your brand in commercial activities such as distribution, product launch, licensing, or marketplace sales.

Yes. Indonesia generally follows a first-to-file approach, so the party that files and registers the trademark first has a stronger legal position in the relevant class.

Yes. Foreign companies can register trademarks in Indonesia. They may need proper applicant documents and local filing support to manage the application process with DJKI.

A trademark may include a brand name, logo, word mark, label, or other distinctive sign used to distinguish goods or services in the market.

Common documents include the trademark label or logo, applicant details, company documents or identity documents, goods or services description, selected class, signed forms, and power of attorney where required.

The timeline depends on the completeness of the application, examination, publication, possible objections, and DJKI processing. A straightforward application can still take months to complete registration.

A registered trademark is generally valid for 10 years and can be renewed for additional 10-year periods if the renewal is filed properly.

Yes. A trademark can be filed across multiple classes when the brand is used for different goods or services. Each class should be reviewed based on the business scope and protection needs.

If a third party files an objection, the applicant may need to review the objection and prepare a response or supporting explanation. The next steps depend on the reason for the objection and the application status.