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Trademark Registration in Malta

Registration of a Maltese national trade mark at the Industrial Property Registrations Directorate — filing in the relevant Nice classes, a 60-working-day opposition window from publication, and a 10-year renewable term (registration takes around 8 months). Because Malta is an EU member state, protection across all 27 states can alternatively be obtained as an EU trade mark (EUTM) at the EUIPO (Alicante), or via the Madrid System designating the EU/Malta — many businesses use the EUTM route rather than a Malta-only mark.

Typical turnaround

5–10 business days

MTBilled in

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What we will need from you

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  • Representation of the mark (wordmark or logo)

  • Specification of goods/services (Nice Classification)

    Fee is per class.

  • Applicant identity and address

    Whether a Malta-address representative is required for foreign applicants was not confirmed against the authority page; confirmed at quote.

Cost breakdown

Our fee and the government’s are always separate lines. Government fees are passed through at exactly what the authority charges — we add nothing to them.

Trademark application (filing + registration + publication), per classRendered as Not published.Confirmed before payment
Comriq professional feeFixed fee within 1 business day

How it runs

You will see these exact stages update in your client portal as we progress.

  1. Clearance Search

    Availability searched across the register and relevant Nice classes.

  2. Application Filed

    Filed with the Industrial Property Registrations Directorate; number issued.

  3. Published

    60-working-day opposition window opens on publication.

  4. Registered

    Registration completed for a 10-year renewable term (around 8 months from filing).

Indicative guidance — confirmed before payment

Requirements and statutory fees are set by Industrial Property Registrations Directorate, Commerce Department and change without notice. This page is general information, not legal or tax advice. Your engagement letter and quote are the binding documents.