Trademark Registration in Saudi Arabia
Saudi national trade mark registration with SAIP. Government fees are charged per class: SAR 1,000 to file, SAR 500 for publication once the application is accepted, and SAR 5,000 for registration and issue of the certificate — about SAR 6,500 per class for a first cycle. SAIP states an execution time of roughly 90 days for the service, subject to a 60-day publication period in the gazette. Filing is per class under the Nice Classification, with the goods and services described in Arabic, and where the application is filed through an agent the agent must be recorded in SAIP's Agent Registry — a foreign applicant with no Saudi presence files through a recorded local agent under a legalised power of attorney. The registration term is 10 years from the filing date, renewable for successive 10-year periods; that term is the well-established position but was not itself on the SAIP page that rendered. No official small-entity or startup fee concession was found — do not assume one.
3–10 business days
SAR
What we will need from you
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Representation of the mark (wordmark or logo file)
Applicant identity and address
Goods and services by Nice class, described in Arabic
Filing and fees are per class — SAR 1,000 + SAR 500 + SAR 5,000 applies to each class.
Local trade mark agent recorded in SAIP's Agent Registry, with a legalised power of attorney
Where the application is filed through an agent, the agent must be on SAIP's Agent Registry, and a foreign applicant with no Saudi presence files this way in practice. The categorical rule that a foreign applicant MUST use a local agent was not confirmed against the SAIP trade mark regulations — confirmed at quote on saip.gov.sa.
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.
| Trade mark application (filing) fee, per class | SAR 1,000Read at source on 2026-09-10 |
| Publication fee, per classVERIFIED on the SAIP service page: SAR 500 per class, payable after acceptance for gazette publication. | SAR 500Read at source on 2026-09-10 |
| Registration and certificate issuance fee, per classVERIFIED on the SAIP service page: SAR 5,000 per class. Total government fees per class for a first 10-year cycle are therefore about SAR 6,500. | SAR 5,000Read at source on 2026-09-10 |
| Renewal (per 10-year period, per class)only if it appliesThe 10-year renewable term is the established GCC position and is consistent with the SAR 5,000 issuance fee being described as a first-cycle fee, but neither the term nor a renewal amount appeared on the SAIP page that rendered. | Confirmed before payment |
| Comriq professional fee | Fixed fee within 1 business day |
These are the authority’s published lines. Which of them apply depends on your filing — a schedule by headcount, capital or entity type is one line, not all of them — and the applicable line is confirmed before payment, at cost.
How it runs
You will see these exact stages update in your client portal as we progress.
Clearance Search
Availability searched across the SAIP register in the relevant Nice classes.
Application Filed
Filed with SAIP through a recorded agent (SAR 1,000 per class); the application number issues.
Published & Opposition Window
On acceptance the SAR 500 publication fee is paid and the mark is published in the gazette for the 60-day publication period; SAIP cites about 90 days for the service overall.
Registered
The SAR 5,000 registration and certificate fee is paid and the certificate issues, for a 10-year renewable term.
Ready to start?
This one is priced to your situation — most of what we do needs a local filing agent, so we scope it rather than guess. Tell us the specifics and we come back with a fixed quote and a confirmed timeline, within one business day.
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Verified September 2026
Requirements and statutory fees are set by Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property (SAIP) and change without notice. This page is general information, not legal or tax advice. Your engagement letter and quote are the binding documents.