Protect
Your
Brand
Trademark Across All GCC
The trusted GCC trademark partner — one point of contact for filings, objections and renewals across all six Gulf states.
UAEAED 7,499
Saudi AED 8,499
QatarAED 7,250
KuwaitAED 6,500
BahrainAED 8,200
OmanAED 4,000Trusted by leading brands & founders across the GCC
Trusted by Brands Across the Gulf
From global enterprises to homegrown GCC favourites — we protect the marks behind the names you know.
Built for Brands That Think Regional
One single filing, full GCC coverage, every detail handled by a GCC-licensed legal team — from your first brand search to your official certificate.
One filing, six countries — backed by every official IP authority across the Gulf.
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SASaudi Arabia (KSA)SAIP — Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property
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QAQatarMoCI — Ministry of Commerce & Industry
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KWKuwaitMoCI — Ministry of Commerce
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BHBahrainMoIC — Ministry of Industry & Commerce
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OMOmanMoCI — Ministry of Commerce
Your one-stop shop for GCC trademark protection
One firm. One consultant. One contract.
Protect Your Brand in GCC
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9+ Years of GCC Expertise.
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Pre-Application Mark Screening.
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48-Hour Filing Guarantee.
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One Clear Fixed Price.
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Your Personal Consultant.
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Full Objection Defence.
Who We Work With
From global companies entering the Gulf to GCC businesses scaling across the region — we run the trademark portfolio behind both.
International Brands Entering the Gulf
You're a foreign company expanding into the GCC and you need trademark protection in place before — not after — launch.
- Your home-country trademark doesn't reach the Gulf. US, UK, EU, India and APAC registrations grant zero protection in GCC jurisdictions. Each market needs a local filing.
- GCC offices only accept filings through licensed local agents. We're MOE-certified in the GCC with verified counsel across all six countries, ready to act on your behalf.
- One English-language point of contact. Power of attorney, notarisation, Arabic translations, gazette monitoring — all handled by one team, billed in one currency.
- Priority date locked the day we file. No waiting on six separate counsels across six time zones. Filings begin within 48 hours of documents received.
GCC Businesses Going Regional
You already hold a GCC mark and want to lock down the wider Gulf before competitors catch up.
- GCC protection ≠ GCC protection. Saudi, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman are separate jurisdictions, each with its own register and timeline.
- You're scaling e-commerce, franchises or retail into Saudi or Kuwait and need marks secured before your first regional revenue.
- One team for the full portfolio — not six local agents on six different email chains. One renewal calendar, one consultant.
Six Steps to a Protected Brand
A clear, guided journey from your first search to your official GCC trademark certificate.
Check your name is available
Prepare your paperwork
File with the Ministry
Officials review your mark
Published in the Gazette
Receive your certificate
Why a GCC Trademark Matters
A registered trademark is one of the most valuable assets your GCC business can own.
Protect Brand Identity
Lock down your name, logo and reputation across the Emirates.
Legal Ownership
Hold exclusive, enforceable rights to your brand under GCC law.
Prevent Copycats
Stop competitors from imitating your brand and confusing customers.
Increase Business Value
A registered mark is an intangible asset that boosts company valuation.
Build Customer Trust
The ® symbol signals legitimacy and builds buyer confidence.
Expand Across the Gulf
Use your GCC filing as a base to protect your brand in every GCC market and beyond.
Loved by GCC Business
Real reviews from real GCC businesses — pulled straight from Google and our verified client base.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about registering a trademark across the GCC.
On average, the full process takes around 6 to 12 months from filing to certificate, including the examination and 30-day Gazette publication period. We lock in your priority date as soon as we file.
Typically a copy of your trade licence (for companies) or passport (for individuals), a clear copy of the logo/mark, and a signed power of attorney. We prepare and check everything for you.
TM (Trademark) — used for unregistered marks; signals you claim ownership of a name or logo. SM (Service Mark) — same as TM but specifically for services rather than physical goods. R (Registered) — only used after official registration; gives full legal protection under law. C (Copyright) — protects original creative works such as books, art, software and music.
You can legally use the ® symbol only after your trademark is officially registered and you've received your certificate. Using ® before registration can be considered misleading. Until then, use the ™ (or SM for services) symbol to show that you claim ownership of the mark while your application is being processed.
When there is a ™ on the brand name or logo, it indicates that the trademark application has been filed and the registration is under process. An applicant can use the ™ beside their brand name or logo once the application is filed, and can keep using it until registration is done. After completion of registration, the ™ gets replaced by ®, which means the trademark registration is completed and is valid for 10 years (renewable thereafter).
A trademark can be obtained by a wide range of applicants:
- Individual — any person filing in their own name
- Joint Owners — two or more individuals filing together
- Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)
- Trust or Society
- Proprietorship Firm
- Partnership Firm
- Private & Public Limited Companies
If you're unsure which category applies, our consultant will recommend the right filing entity for your brand.
Yes. Foreign individuals and international companies can register trademarks across the GCC through a local licensed agent — which is exactly the service we provide.
Government fees vary by country and are charged per class. Our packages clearly separate professional fees from official government fees, so there are no surprises — we'll quote the exact total before filing.
Yes. You can register a combined mark (logo + name) as a single trademark, or protect them separately for broader coverage. Our consultant will recommend the best strategy for your brand.