Brealant offers a hassle-free, end-to-end patent registration process. From consultation and search to filing and response management, we handle every step with efficiency and transparency.
Focus on growing your business while we secure your intellectual property.
Securing a patent in China grants you exclusive rights to your invention, protecting it from unauthorized use.
Here’s how China residents can file a trademark application:
Long-term protection for up to 20 years.
Short-term protection for up to eight years.
The right patent type depends on your invention's uniqueness. Start with an China patent search to determine its patentability, then proceed with the application.
Key Patentability Requirements
Novelty
Patentability requires novelty, inventive step, and industrial applicability.
Innovation Patent
Standard term for invention patents is 20 years from filing (jurisdiction rules apply).
Inventiveness
Utility model/short‑term options may exist; strategy is case‑by‑case.
Submit your application to IP China for examination. If approved, your invention is published, granting you IP protection. For the best outcome, consult a qualified patent attorney or patent agent in China to navigate the China patent registration process effectively.
China provides invention patents, utility models, and design patents. The appropriate right depends on the subject matter, commercial objectives, and required scope of protection.
An invention patent generally has a 20-year term from filing, subject to applicable fees and statutory requirements.
Yes. Eligible international applications may enter the Chinese national phase under the PCT, subject to deadlines, translation, and formal requirements.
An invention generally must satisfy requirements including novelty, inventiveness, and practical or industrial applicability, subject to exclusions under Chinese patent law.
Chinese patent prosecution depends heavily on precise technical and legal wording. Translation quality can materially affect claim interpretation, examination, and later enforcement
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