Protect your business name in Vietnam
In Vietnam, business name is considered as trademark. Thus, in order to protect your business name, you should register the trademark in Trademark Office of Vietnam (NOIP).
Trademark international applications
“Madrid applications” are referred to the applications for international registration of marks filed under the Madrid Agreement or the Madrid Protocol, including[...]
What is a trademark not to be capable of distinguishing under Vietnam IP Law?
A mark shall be deemed to be indistinctive if it is a sign falling into one of the following categories:
Brand Identity for World Intellectual Property Day 2025
To affirm the crucial role of intellectual property in economic and social life and to raise public awareness, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) has designated April 26 each year as "World Intellectual Property Day" (IP Day). This occasion celebrates the contributions of creativity and innovation to the collective...
Apply one trademark in Vietnam
Question: We're one company from Hongkong, now we'd like to apply the trademark for products of electric socket and switch, could you introduce some of famous companies' trademarks you have succeed in applying? what's more,please also introduce the process,time and price of your trademark application
Answer: Regarding your enquiries concerning the...
Filing a renewal request and a recordal of applicant’s name change for a trademark application in Vietnam
Question: Please kindly advise us of your total charges for filing a renewal request and a recordal of applicant’s name change for a trademark registration, including your official fees, attorney fees, approximate disbursements, and taxes, if any.
Please also kindly provide us with all the documents needed for filing such...
Lawyer Pham Duy Khuong has been recommended in the Intellectual property areas by The Legal 500
SBLAW FIRM’s IP department head Pham Duy Khuong provides ‘logical responses and shrewd advice’. The firm recently acted for an inventor, a Vietnamese national
Vietnam Trademark Opposition Proceeding
Under the current IP Law of Vietnam, opposition is not considered as a seperate proceeding, it is only considered as a reference in the examination proceeding of trademark applications[...]
Filing the application of trademark in Vietnam
In order to obtain the trademark registration in Viet Nam, you must file the application for granting a Trademark. The application for a trademark registration must be filed directly or by mail, to the National Office of Intellectual Property of Viet Nam (NOIP) or its brand offices in Ho Chi Minh City or Da Nang.
Registration of the trademarks in Vietnam
If client would like to make the registration of the trademark in Vietnam, SBLaw would like to advise as follows:
1. Attorney fee for trademark registration.
In Vietnam, multi-classes application is applicable. [...]
Fee and required documents for trademark application in Vietnam.
SBLAW would like to inform you fee and required documents for filing trademark application in Vietnam for your kind reference:
Necessary documents
- Power of Attorney (PoA) without notarization (Please see attached file
- 8 samples of mark in case the mark is in color. If the mark is merely...
Registration of trademark in Cambodia and Myanmar
Question: Please advise us the details of registration trademark in Cambodia and Myanmar?
Answer: Thank you very much for your email regarding the subject matter. We hereby confirm that we are capable of assisting you with handling all IP matters in Myanmar in an efficient and cost-competitive manner.
I.Regarding your enquiries concerning the subject matter,...
Guidelines for registration of 01 trademark in Vietnam and USA.
In case your company will use our services in registration of 01 trademark in Vietnam and USA for 01 class.
SBLAW would like to set out the guidelines steps as follows:
We will draft a Consultancy Contact on IP (by English/Vietnamese version) and revert a soft copy to your company...
Trademark Cancellation Proceeding in Vietnam
A cancellation action may be filed by any third party at any time within five (5) years from the date of registration if it can be evidenced that the mark does not meet the criteria for protection[...]
Vietnam Trademark Introduction
Trade marks are eligible for protection under Vietnamese law provided that these are visible signs in the form of letters, words, drawings or images including holograms, or a combination of these, represented in one or more colours.
In Vietnam three-dimensional signs (shapes) can be registered as trade marks, but trade...

















