Registration fees for international invention patents (PCT)
Created
2023-05-16
Updated
2023-07-26
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There are different fees for each type of application when registering an international patent under the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT), as follows:
Fee for application for international invention patent: 500 baht;
Fee for application for a new petty patent: 250 baht;
Fee for requesting to review of an international application consideration result: 50 baht;
Fee for requesting consideration before 30 months: 50 baht;
Fee for the publication of a patent: 250 baht;
Fee for requesting for examination of invention: 250 baht (in this case, the process can be completed within 5 years from the date of publication);
Fee for registering a patent: 500 baht;
Fee for requesting amendments of patent application: 50 baht. This fee shall be paid when the applicant wishes to amend or add supplemental documents. When the official considers the application and finds a correctable defect, the applicant must amend it according to the officer's instructions;
Fee for opposition to the grant of a patent: 250 baht. This fee shall be paid by anyone who has a stake in the matter or believes they have a better right to the patent than the applicant and wishes to oppose the application. The opposition form must be applied within 90 days of the publication date;
Fee for requesting to change the type of patent: 100 baht. This fee is applicable when changing a request for an invention patent to a petty patent.
Information as of 4 April 2023 Source: Digital Government Development Agency Tel. +66 2612 6060
When registering a patent for a product design, the designer or patent applicant must study the registration process details from the Department of Intellectual Property.
The process of patenting an invention is one way to protect our intellectual property and ideas. It prevents others from using our work for their own benefit without permission.
The process of registering a petty patent is one way to protect our intellectual property and ideas. It prevents others from using our work for their own benefit without permission.