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Quotation for new trademark application in Vietnam and Thailand
SBLAW would like to advise you of the procedure and our fee schedule in relation to the trademark registration proceeding in Vietnam as follows:
1. SCOPE OF WORKS
In case SBLaw is your representative, we will have obligations as below:
- Providing legal advice on registration of the applied works in accordance with the IP Law of Vietnam before filling;
- Preparing all neccesary forms/documents related to trademark registration procedure in Vietnam for you to sign;
- Preparing the dossier and filing the same with the National Intellectual Property Office;
- Reporting on the status of the application for you (corresponding to each stage of examination procedure in Vietnam);
- Reporting, providing legal advice and handling the refusal of National Intellectual Property Office (if any) during application procedure;
- Receiving and handing Certificate of Registration for you;
- Providing legal advice on using trademark after protecting;
- Updating the expiry date of this registration into our reminder system and will remind you to renewal day in time.
2. FEE SCHEDULE
In Vietnam, multi-class application is applicable. The basic fees are calculated based on the number of class of goods/services (G/S) in each application as well as the number of products designated in each class in the application.
As your communication, we noted that you would like to register the trademarks as follow:
| No. | Trademarks | Classes/ List of goods/service |
| 1 | Trademark |
Class 09: Solenoid valves (electromagnetic switches); Pressure sensitive switches; Pressure sensor; Water level sensor; Flow sensors; Switches, electric; Electromagnetic coils; Buzzers; Electrolysers.Class 11: Filters for drinking water; Showers; Water softening apparatus and installations; Water sterilizers; Water heaters; Cooling installations for water. |
| 2 | Trademark |
2.1 Time for conducting trademark search and registration
| Nation | Trademark search | Trademark registration |
| Vietnam | 5-7 days | 14-18 months |
| Thailand | 7-10 days | 14-18 months |
2.2. Fee for conducting trademark search and registration
Below is the breakdown of charges for registering a trademark in Vietnam, in a smooth case, for your consideration:
A.Fee for conducting 02 trademark searches and registration in Vietnam
Fee for conducting 02 trademarks searches
| Description | Official Fees
(USD) |
Attorney’s fees
(USD) |
| Fee for conducting 02 trademark searches for 02 classes per trademark before filing application | – | 70.00 x 2 x 2
= 280.00 |
| Sub-Total: | 280.00 | |
| 5% VAT: | 14.00 | |
| TOTAL: | 294.00
Two hundred and ninety four US dollars |
|
Fee for registration for 02 trademarks
| Description | Official fees
(USD) |
Attorney’s fees
(USD) |
| Fee for registration of 02 marks for first class of goods/services with up to 6 items (included the fee for filling, publication and granting TMRC) | 45.00 x 2
= 90.00 |
180.00 x 2
= 360.00 |
| Fee for registration of 02 marks 01 additional class of goods/services (included fee for filling, publication and granting TMRC) | 30.00 x 2
= 60.00 |
155.00 x 2
= 310.00 |
| Fee for each additional goods from 7th one. | 5.00 x 2 x 4
= 40.00 |
10.00 x 2 x 4
= 80.00 |
| Sub-Total | 940.00 | |
| 5% VAT | 47.00 | |
| TOTAL | 987.00
Nine hundred and eighty seven US dollars |
|
Note: The above-quoted fees include Official Fees and Attorney Fees, 5% VAT; do not include additional fees in case of refusal in formality examination being opposed by the third party or refusal in sustainable examination due to similarity/to identity with other trademarks which were already registered. In case of any office action or any possible opposition which may occur during the application proceedings, an additional charge may be incurred, upon your approval.
1. Fee for conducting 02 trademark searches and registration in Thailand
Fee for conducting 02 trademarks searches
| Description | Official Fees
(USD) |
Attorney’s fees
(USD) |
| Fee for conducting 02 trademark searches for 02 classes/01 trademark before filing application | 1,400.00 | 500.00 |
| Communication cost: | 30.00 | |
| Bank charge: | 30.00 | |
| Sub-Total: | 1,960.00 | |
| 5% VAT: | 98.00 | |
| TOTAL: | 2,058.00
Two thousand and fifty eight US dollars |
|
Fee for registration for 02 trademarks “” and
| Description | Official fees
(USD) |
Attorney’s fees
(USD) |
| Fee for registration of 02 marks for two classes of goods/services with up to 2 items (included the fee for filling, publication and granting TMRC) | 3,188.00 | 1,380.00 |
| Fee for registration for 02 marks for 14 additional items (included fee for filling, publication and granting TMRC) (01 services) | 42.00 x 2 x 14
= 1,176.00 |
– |
| Communication cost: | 30.00 | |
| Bank charge: | 30.00 | |
| Sub-Total | 5,804.00 | |
| 5% VAT | 290.20 | |
| TOTAL | 6094.20
Six thousand and ninety four US dollars and twenty cents |
|
Note: The above-quoted fees include Official Fees and Attorney Fees, 5% VAT; do not include legalized fee, additional fees in case of refusal in formality examination being opposed by the third party or refusal in sustainable examination due to similarity/to identity with other trademarks which were already registered. In case of any office action or any possible opposition which may occur during the application proceedings, an additional charge may be incurred, upon your approval.
2.3 Total fee:
| Works | Fee |
| Fee for conducting 05 trademark searches and in Vietnam | |
| Fee for registration for 05 trademarks in Vietnam | |
| TOTAL | 9,433.00 |
Note: In case, Japan company will communicate and pay to us, please pay to us communication cost (120$) and bank charge (120$).
3. PROCEDURE AND TIMELINE
The duration of a trademark application is around 14-18 months – from the filing date to the actual receipt of the registration. Kindly note that the term for registration process in practice normally takes up to several months longer due to the workload of the NOIP and the slow examination process by the NOIP’s examiner. The process involves these stages (i) formal examination (1-2 months), (ii) publication in the Gazette (2 months); (iii) examination as to substance (10-12 months) and (iv) issuance of registration certificate of the registered mark (1-2 months).
4. REQUIRED DOCUMENTS AND INFORMATION
4.1. General Documents:
- Name and address of the Applicant
- List of Goods/Services (available);
- Specimen of the applied mark (available);
- An original Power of Attorney which is simply signed by the Applicant (form of SBLAW)
4.2 Special Documents:
– In Thailand: POA which is legalized (SBLAW will proceed)
Hong Kong – Quotation for new trademark application
SBLAW would like to advise you of the procedure and our fee schedule in relation to the trademark registration proceeding in Hong Kong as follows:
- SCOPE OF WORKS
In case SBLaw is your representative, we will have obligations as below:
- Providing legal advice on registration of the applied works in accordance with the IP Law of Hong Kong before filling;
- Preparing all neccesary forms/documents related to trademark registration procedure in Hong Kong for you to sign;
- Preparing the dossier and filing the same with the National Intellectual Property Office;
- Reporting on the status of the application for you (corresponding to each stage of examination procedure in Hong Kong);
- Reporting, providing legal advice and handling the refusal of National Intellectual Property Office (if any) during application procedure;
- Receiving and handing Certificate of Registration for you;
- Providing legal advice on using trademark after protecting;
- Updating the expiry date of this registration into our reminder system and will remind you to renewal day in time.
2. FEE SCHEDULE
In Hong Kong, multi-class application is applicable. The basic fees are calculated based on the number of class of goods/services (G/S) in each application as well as the number of products designated in each class in the application.
As your communication, we noted that you would like to register the trademarks as follow:
| Trademark | Classes/ List of goods/service |
| Trademark | Class 36: Real Estate management; Repair costs Evaluation [financial appraisal]; Accommodation bureaux [apartments]. Class 42: Architecture; Architectural consultation; Design of interior Decor; Construction Drafting; Urban planning. |
2.1 Time for conducting trademark search and registration
| Nation | Trademark search | Trademark registration |
| Hong Kong | 15 – 25 days | 09 -12 months |
2.2. Fee for conducting trademark search and registration
Below is the breakdown of charges for registering a trademark in Hong Kong, in a smooth case, for your consideration:
Fee for conducting 01 trademark search
| Description | Official Fees
(USD) |
Attorney’s fees
(USD) |
| Fee for conducting 01 trademark search for 02 classes/01 trademark before filing application | 200.00 | 150.00 |
| Communication cost: | 30.00 | |
| Bank charge: | 30.00 | |
| Sub-Total: | 410.00 | |
| 5% VAT: | 20.50 | |
| TOTAL:
In words |
430.50
Four hundred thirty US dollars and fifty cents |
|
Fee for registration for 01 trademark
| Description | Official fees
(USD) |
Attorney’s fees
(USD) |
| Fee for registration of 01 mark for two classes of goods/services with up to 2 items (included the fee for filling, publication and granting TMRC) | 600.00 | 300.00 |
| Communication cost: | 30.00 | |
| Bank charge: | 30.00 | |
| Sub-Total | 960.00 | |
| 5% VAT | 48.00 | |
| TOTAL | 1,008.00
One thousand and eight US dollars |
|
Note: The above-quoted fees include Official Fees and Attorney Fees, 5% VAT, Communication cost and Bank charge; do not include legalized fee, additional fees in case of refusal in formality examination being opposed by the third party or refusal in sustainable examination due to similarity/to identity with other trademarks which were already registered. In case of any office action or any possible opposition which may occur during the application proceedings, an additional charge may be incurred, upon your approval.
2.3 Total fee:
| Works | Fee |
| Fee for conducting 01 trademark searche in Hong Kong | 430.50 |
| Fee for registration for 01 trademarks in Hong Kong | 1,008.00 |
| TOTAL | 1,438.50 |
In words: One thousand four hundred thirty eight US dolllars and fifty cents
3. PROCEDURE AND TIMELINE
The duration of a trademark application is around 09 – 12 months – from the filing date to the actual receipt of the registration. Kindly note that the term for registration process in practice normally takes up to several months longer due to the workload of the NOIP and the slow examination process by the NOIP’s examiner. The process involves these stages (i) formal examination (1-2 months), (ii) publication in the Gazette (2 months); (iii) examination as to substance (10-12 months) and (iv) issuance of registration certificate of the registered mark (1-2 months).
4. REQUIRED DOCUMENTS AND INFORMATION
- Name and address of the Applicant
- List of Goods/Services (available);
- Specimen of the applied mark (available);
- An original Power of Attorney which is simply signed by the Applicant (form of SBLAW)
Vietnam – Quotation for Trademark registration claiming priority right
SBLAW would like to advise you on the procedure and our fee schedule in relation to the trademark registration proceeding in Vietnam as follows:
1. FEE SCHEDULE
1.1 Trademark information
– Trademark:
– Class 29
– PRC priority application in Australia
1.2 Fee schedule
In Vietnam, multi-class application is applicable. The basic fees are calculated based on the number of class of goods/services (G/S) in each application as well as the number of products designated in each class in the application.
Below is the breakdown of charges for registering a trademark in Vietnam, in a smooth case, for your consideration:Switch Cisco | Router Cisco | Cisco chính hãng | Máy chủ Server
1.2.1. Trademark search (Optional)
The fee for trademark registration in Vietnam is counted based on number of classes and items within each class. Your Australian trademark includes 77 additional goods/items from 6th one which shall be further charged. Therefore, you could file Vietnam trademark with the same items as filed in Australia or you could delete items to save your budget.
| Description | Official Fees
(USD) |
Attorney’s fee
(USD) |
| 1. Fee for conducting one trademark search in one class (optional) | — | 80.00 |
In words: Eighty US dollars only
Note: The above-quoted fees do not include 5% VAT of our service charge, bank charges ($US20) and actual communication costs ($US30-$US40).
1.2.2. Trademark registration
| Description | Official Fees
(USD) |
Attorney’s fee
(USD) |
| 1. Fee for filing an application for one class of goods within 6 items*
– Fee for 77 additional goods from the sixth one |
40.00
7.00 x 77 = 539.00 |
150.00
3.00 x 77 = 231.00 |
| 2. Fee for priority claims of one trademark application | 40.00 | 80.00 |
| 3. Fee for granting certificate for one class | 25.00 | 30.00 |
|
Total |
1,135.00
One thousand one hundred and thirty five US dollars only |
|
Note:
- The above-quoted fees do not include 5% VAT of our service charge, bank charges ($US30) and actual communication costs ($US30-$US40). In case of any office action or possible opposition which may occur during the application proceedings, an additional charge may be incurred, upon your approval.
- Fee for translating priority documents from English into Vietnamese is $US7/100 words
2. Procedure and timeline
The duration of a trademark searches is around 10-15 working days.
The duration for a trademark application from mature to proceed to registration is around 14-18 months from the filing date, involving these stages (1) examination as to formality and publication on the Gazette (3-4 months); (2) examination as to substance (9-12 months) and (3) issuance of registration certificate for the registered mark (2-4 months). Kindly note that the term for registration process normally takes longer to several months in practice due to the workload of the NOIP and the slow examination process by the NOIP’s examiner.
3. Required documents and information
- Name and address of the Applicant;
- List of Goods/Services
- Specimen of the applied mark (in e-copy only) (available)
- An original Power of Attorney which is simply signed by the Applicant. Please be informed that a scanned/faxed copy of the Power of Attorney is acceptable upon filing provided that the original copy is submitted within 01 month from the filing date.
- A notarized priority claiming documents (A notarized copies of the initial application to evidence the ground for enjoying the right of priority)
Vietnam- Quotation for Recordal of change name
SBLAW would like to advise you on procedure and our fee schedule for Recordal of change applicant’s name for trademark applications/registrations in Vietnam as following:
1. Fee Schedule
As stipulated, if you have multiple trademarks in Vietnam, you could record change the name for all trademark applications simultaneously with one application. Similarly, it is possible to change the name for trademark certificates simultaneously with one application. However, fee for recordal will be calculated upon the number of trademark applications/registration.
| Description | Official Fees
(USD) |
Attorney’s fee
(USD) |
| Recordal of change the name for each trademark application/registration | 20.00 | 80.00 |
| 5% VAT of Attorney fee | 5.00 | |
| Communication cost | 30.00 | |
| Bank charge | 30.00 | |
| Total: | 165.00 | |
In word: One hundred and sixty five US dollar
2. Procedure and timeline
Normally, the recordal of change the applicant’s name will be processed within 4-6 months from the filling date.
3. Required documents:
- Certified copy of legal documents proving changing name of the Applicant or Declaration about changing name (notarization).
- The original Power of Attorney which is simply signed by the Applicant. Please further note that a scanned/faxed copy of the POA is acceptable upon filing provided that the original copy is submitted within 01 month from the filing date.
- The Original trademark Certificates (in case of changing the owner’s name of registration).
Vietnam – Quotation for Trademark Registration
SBLAW would like to advise you on the procedure and our fee schedule in relation to the trademark registration proceeding in Vietnam as follows:
1. TRADEMARK INFORMATION
Trademark
List of goods/services Oil absorbent bag
Applicant
2. FEE SCHEDULE
In Vietnam, multi-class application is applicable. The basic fees are calculated based on the number of class of goods/services (G/S) in each application as well as the number of products designated in each class in the application.
Below is the breakdown of charges for search and registration for one trademark in a smooth case, for your consideration:
Fee for searching of 01 trademark/01 class
Description Official Fees
(USD) Attorney Fees
(USD)
Fee for conducting 01 trademark search in 01 class (optional) – 150.00
Communication Cost 30.00
Bank charge 30.00
Subtotal 210.00
5% VAT 10.50
TOTAL 220.50
Two hundred twenty US Dollars and fifty cents
Fee for registration of 01 trademark/01 class
Description Official Fees
(USD) Attorney Fees
(USD)
Fee for registration application for 01 class of G/S with up to 6 products/services in one class (including fee for granting certificate) 80.00 200.00
Communication Cost 30.00
Bank charge 30.00
Subtotal 340.00
5% VAT 17.00
TOTAL
In words: 357.00
Three hundred fifty seven US Dollars
Note: The above-quoted fees include Official Fees and Attorney Fees, 5% VAT; do not include additional fees in case of refusal in formality examination or being opposed by the third party or refusal in sustainable examination (e.g: due to similarity/to identity with other trademarks which were already registered…) In case of any office action or any possible opposition which may occur during the application proceedings, an additional charge may be incurred, upon your approval.
3. PROCEDURE AND TIMELINE
The duration of a trademark search is around 10-15 working days.
The duration of trademark application is around 14-18 months – from the filing date to the actual receipt of the registration. The process involves these stages (1) formal examination and publication in the Gazette (3 months); (2) examination as to substance (9 months) and (3) issuance of registration certificate of the registered mark (2 months). Kindly note that the term for registration process in practice normally takes up to several months longer due to the workload of the NOIP and the slow examination process by the NOIP’s examiner.
4. REQUIRED DOCUMENTS AND INFORMATION
– Name and address of the Applicant;
– List of Goods/Services;
– Specimen of the applied mark (soft version);
– An original Power of Attorney which is simply signed by the Applicant (our form in attachment) (Please be informed that a scanned/faxed copy of the Power of Attorney is acceptable upon filing provided that the original copy is submitted within 01 month from the filing date).
IP rights must be ensured: official
HCM CITY – Protection of intellectual property will be an essential factor to further innovation and economic growth of the country, an official with the Ministry of Science and Technology has said.
Speaking at the International Innovation Business Forum held in HCM City yesterday, deputy minister Trần Việt Thanh said that intellectual property (IP) was an unlimited resource and the result of people’s innovation, unlike limited resources such as labour, capital and land.
Protection and trading of IP rights would bring great benefits not only to businesses but to the entire economy, he said.
The role of IP is critical as Việt Nam integrates more deeply in the global economy.
Thanh said that IP would be a decisive factor in strengthening the competitive capacity of enterprises as well as the entire economy.
Around 1,500 patents, 15,000 industrial designs and 160,000 trademarks of businesses in Việt Nam are protected currently.
By trading their own intellectual property, businesses could recoup their expenses for creating, developing and protecting IP, and, at the same time, increase IP value, Thanh said.
He noted that foreign organisations had recognised the value of several Vietnamese companies’ intangible assets.
For example, the Vinamilk brand last year was valued at US$1.1 billion, accounting for 22 per cent of the company’s wealth. The Viettel brand was valued at $580 million and Vinhomes at $343 million.
A recent survey by the ministry showed that in the 2000-14 period there was an increase in the number of intellectual asset licenses among businesses in Việt Nam, he said.
The number of Vietnamese intellectual assets transferred to foreign investors was also on the increase, with sales in 2014 rising by 20 times over the figure in 2006.
Sales of intellectual property mainly occur in industries such as pharmaceutical, pharmaceutical chemistry, processing, food preservation, garment and textile, engine manufacturing, electrical equipment and medical equipment.
The entry of foreign investors from South Korea, the US, China, Thailand, Japan and other countries had contributed to the promotion of commercialisation of intangible property of Vietnamese firms, he said.
Lại Tiến Mạnh, director of Mibrand Việt Nam, noted that brands were the most important intellectual asset of a business.
Products with a good brand name can command prices 10 times higher than one with a weak brand, even though the product may be similar, he said.
Total brand value in Việt Nam, however, remains very low compared to other countries.
The total value of the country’s 50 leading brands is only $5.5 billion, slightly higher than a Singaporean brand (BBS bank valued at $4.4 billion), he said.
Many local firms had not protected their intellectual property, he said.
Without IP protection, a company’s investment in research and development, product differentiation, and marketing could be stolen or copied.
He said that Vietnamese companies should focus on improving their brand value and become more aware of intellectual property rights.
The Government should also develop a legal framework that allows adding a company’s brand value to its total asset value, he said.
Thanh said that the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade agreement would set high standards on intellectual property protection.
But the enforcement of such regulations would be a challenge for many Vietnamese firms, he added.
In the long run, however, better protection of intellectual property is expected to provide stronger incentives for businesses to invest in creative industries that Việt Nam is seeking to develop, Thanh said.
The forum was organised by the Ministry of Science and Technology, Business Association of High-Quality Vietnamese Goods, Business Studies and Assistance Centre, and Leading Business Club. – VNS
Source: http://vietnamnews.vn/economy/297681/ip-rights-must-be-ensured-official.html#Y8254HLaFPoWo7A8.97
Inquiry on Color of a Trademark in Vietnam
Question:It is our understanding that a registered black-and-white trademark can be used in black-and-white as well as in other colors.
However, we heard that it is not the case in Vietnam. That is to say, a black-and-while trademark registered in Vietnam can only be used in black-and white.
Please kindly confirm.
Answer: Thanks for your following letter.
It is advised that the registered black and white can be used in different colors.
If you have any inquiry, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Decision No.30/2006/QD-BYT of September 30, 2006 of the Minister of Health on procedures related to the security of data of drug registration records
Decision No.30/2006/QD-BYT was passed on September 30, 2006 including 3 articles. The Decision was enacted together with this Decision the Regulation on data security of drug registration records.
For the full text of the decision, please click here:
Joint Circular No. 02/2008/TTLT-TANDTC-VKSNDTC-BVHTT&DL-BKH&CN-BTP of April 3, 2008, guiding the Application of a Number of Legal Provisions to the Settlement of Disputes over intellectual Property Rights at People’s Courts
Joint Circular No. 02/2008/TTLT-TANDTC-VKSNDTC-BVHTT&DL-BKH&CN-BTP was passed on April 3, 2008 and entered into force on May 22, 2008. Joint Circular includes 2 parts (A and B). Part A defines the disputes over intellectual property rights which fall under the handling competence of people’s courts (specified in Clause 4, Article 25 and Clause 2, Article 29 of the Civil Procedure Code) consisting Disputes over copyright, Disputes over related rights, Disputes over industrial property rights); Right and conditions to institute civil lawsuits on intellectual property rights; Application of law; Application of transitional provisions to settling disputes over intellectual property rights ; Intellectual property assessment. Part B defines some provisions of Intellectual Property Law such as Articles 203 (regarding the right and burden of proof of involved parties) 204, 205 (regarding claims for compensations for damage), 206, 207, 208 (regarding the application of provisional urgent measures).
For the full text of the Joint Circular:
Join Circular No. 02/2008/TTLT-TANDTC-VKSNDTC-BVHTT&DL-BKH&CN-BTP
Circular No. 08/2006/TT-BKHCN guiding the intellectual property services
Circular No. 08/2006/TT-BKHCN was enacted on April 04, 2006. The scope of Circular is guiding intellectual property-related activities belonging to scientific and technological services specified in Clause 8, Article 2 of June 9,2000 Science and Technology Law No. 21/2000/QH10 and the Government’s Decree No. 81/2002/ND-CP of October 17, 2002, detailing the implementation of a number of articles of Science and Technology Law No. 21/2000/QH10, which are carried out at the stages of registration preparation and registration of intellectual property rights at competent state agencies; the maintenance and protection of intellectual property rights which are categorized as scientific and technological services according to the provisions of law.
For the text of the Circular, please click here:
Circular No. 22/2009/TT-BTC Guiding the Collection, Payment, Management and Use of Industrial Property Fees and Charges
Circular No. 22/2009/TT-BTC was enacted on February 04, 2009. The Circular includes 3 major parts and one Annex setting out the table of industrial property fees and charges rate. This Circular defines issues on procedures for collecting, paying (the way to pay, type of money, time…) and managing and using fees and charges (how to caculate and allocate the fees, charges and other costs). This Circular shall replace Circular No. 132/2004/TT-BTC of 30 December 2004 of Ministry of Finance guiding the collection, payment and use industrial property fees and charges and Circular No. 115/2006/TT-BTC of 29 December 2006 of Ministry of Finance on amendment and supplement of Circular No. 132/2004/TT-BTC.
For the full text of the Circular:
CIRCULAR No. 01/2008/TT- BKHCN Guiding the grant and withdrawal of industrial property assessor cards and certificates for industrial property assessment organizations.
CIRCULAR No. 01/2008/TT- BKHCN was enacted on February 25, 2008 regulates procedures for granting and withdrawing of industrial property certificate of assessor card and industrial property assessment organizations. Following this Circular, subjects of industrial property assessment comprise: Assessment of inventions and semi-conductor integrated circuit layout designs, Assessment of industrial designs, Assessment of trademarks and geographical indications, Assessment of other industrial property rights. The Circular includes 5 chapters and came into force on March 11, 2008.
For the full text of the Circular, please click here:
Circular No. 01/2007/TT-BKHCN of February 14, 2007, Guiding the implementation of the Government’s Decree No. 103/2006/ND-CP
Circular No. 01/2007/TT-BKHCN was enacted on February 14, 2007. The Circular comprises 5 chapters and 67 articles defining procedures for establishment of industrial property rights; procedures for registration subjects of IP: invention, Layout designs, industrial design, marks, geographical indications etc; procedures for registration of contracts on assignment of industrial property rights and procedures for making decisions on compulsory licensing of patents; industrial property representation; assurance of industrial property information. This Circular came into force on May 6, 2007.
Instruction Number 04/2007/CT-TTg of 22 February 2007 on the strengthening of computer program copyright protection
Instruction was promulgated by the Prime Minister on February 22, 2007. The goal of this Instruction is to take directions for the strengthening and maintaining of computer program copyright protection. To get a high result, Prime Minister requires Ministries such as Ministry of Public Security, Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Foreign Affairs…to implement Instruction.
For the full text of the Instruction:
Instruction No. 04/2007/CT-TTg
