Trademark Renewal

Keep Your Singapore Trademark Protection Active

A Singapore trademark registration lasts 10 years and must be renewed to stay in force. Our team at Brealant tracks your renewal deadlines and manages the filing so your protection never lapses.

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Essential Guide to Trademarks in Singapore

Protecting Your Brand with Brealant's Expertise

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Legal Definition of Trademark Renewal
Renewal, under the Trade Marks Act 1998, is the payment of the prescribed fee to IPOS to extend a registration for a further 10-year term.
Purpose and Function of Renewal
Singapore does not require proof of continued use to renew a registration — timely payment of the fee alone keeps the registration in force.
Protecting Your Trademark
A missed renewal causes the registration to lapse, potentially allowing someone else to register the same or a similar mark, so ongoing tracking matters.

A Hassle-Free Registration Journey with Brealant

Contact
Reach out to Brealant to set up renewal tracking for your Singapore trademark portfolio.
Search
We confirm the registration details and ownership are current before renewal.
Quote
Receive a fixed-fee quote for managing your renewal.
Pay
Proceed with secure payment for the official renewal fee and our professional fee.
File
Brealant submits the renewal request to IPOS.
Wait
IPOS processes the renewal and updates the register.
Response
You receive confirmation once the renewal is recorded.

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Clear, Simple Steps to Renew Your Trademark

In Singapore, renewal falls due on the 10-year anniversary of the filing date. IPOS accepts renewal requests ahead of expiry and offers a grace period after expiry, with a late fee, before the registration is removed from the register.

Safeguarding Your Trademark in Singapore — With Brealant by Your Side

A lapsed trademark loses its registration and can potentially be registered by someone else, so missing a renewal can mean losing your brand protection entirely. Brealant's renewal tracking removes that risk from your calendar.

Limitations

What Renewal Cannot Do

Renewal keeps a registration alive, but it has boundaries

No Substantive Changes
Renewal cannot be used to change the mark itself, or add new goods or services.
Grace Period Only
The grace period after expiry is the outer limit — after that, the registration is removed and cannot simply be reinstated.
Doesn't Fix Non-Use
Renewal doesn't protect against a separate non-use revocation action if the mark hasn't genuinely been used for 5 continuous years.
Doesn't Expand Protection
Renewal maintains existing rights; it doesn't broaden the scope of protection beyond what was originally registered.
Ownership Must Be Current
Renewal doesn't update ownership records — an assignment must be separately recorded if the owner has changed.

Brealant reviews your registration details as part of every renewal to flag any of these issues early.

What a Trademark Renewal Protects

Renewal keeps the full benefit of your original registration in place, including

Exclusive Nationwide Rights
Your continued exclusive right to use the mark across Singapore for the registered goods/services.
Your Filing Date
The priority and seniority attached to your original filing date.
Enforcement Standing
Your ability to take infringement or opposition action based on a live registration.
Brand Value
The accumulated goodwill and recognition built up under a continuously registered mark.

Renewal is a simple administrative step that preserves everything your original registration achieved.

Timeline for Trademark Renewal in Singapore

Renewal follows a straightforward, date-driven process

Renewal Window Opens
IPOS accepts renewal requests in the months before the expiry date.
Reminder & Instruction
Brealant notifies you well ahead of the deadline and confirms instructions.
Filing & Payment
The renewal request and fee are submitted to IPOS.
Grace Period (If Needed)
A grace period after expiry remains available, with a late fee, before removal.

Renewal itself is typically processed by IPOS within a matter of days to a few weeks of a complete request.

Understanding Trademark Renewal Costs in Singapore — Simplified with Brealant

Renewal costs are predictable and modest compared to re-filing from scratch

Official Filing Fees
The IPOS renewal fee is typically a few hundred SGD per class when filed online, plus a late fee if renewed during the grace period.
Professional fees
Brealant's fee for managing the renewal is fixed and quoted in advance, covering tracking, filing, and confirmation.

These costs are far lower than the cost of losing protection and having to re-file and re-clear the mark from scratch.

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Continued Trademark Protection in Singapore — Supported by Brealant

Beyond renewal, Brealant can support ongoing monitoring for conflicting new applications, licensing arrangements, and enforcement, so your registration keeps working for your business well beyond each renewal date.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to prove I'm still using the mark to renew?

No, Singapore does not require evidence of use for renewal — payment of the fee is sufficient.

What happens if I miss my Singapore trademark renewal?

You have a grace period after expiry to renew with a late fee; after that, the registration is removed from the register.

How early can I renew?

IPOS accepts renewal requests in the months leading up to the expiry date; Brealant confirms the exact window for your registration.

Can Brealant renew a trademark it didn't originally file?

Yes, we can take over renewal management for existing Singapore registrations regardless of who filed the original application.

Can I renew only some classes of a multi-class registration?

Yes, IPOS allows partial renewal, so you can let classes you no longer need lapse while keeping the rest of the registration in force.

How much does it cost to renew a trademark in Singapore?

The renewal fee for a trademark in Singapore is typically a few hundred SGD per class if renewed online — we confirm the current official fee before filing.

Can I update the owner's name or address when I renew?

A renewal itself doesn't change ownership details — an address or name change requires a separate recordal with IPOS, which Brealant can file alongside your renewal.

Does a Singapore designation under the Madrid Protocol renew the same way?

No, a Madrid-based Singapore designation is renewed centrally through WIPO rather than directly with IPOS, though the same 10-year term applies.

Does IPOS send a reminder before my renewal is due?

IPOS typically sends a courtesy reminder, but it isn't guaranteed to reach you, which is why Brealant recommends we track your renewal deadlines directly.

What happens if I want to re-register a mark after it has lapsed?

You'd need to file a fresh application, which is examined again from scratch and could face new conflicting marks filed in the meantime.