Saudi Arabia trademark search

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How to search and register a trademark in Saudi Arabia, from official sources. Signa has no records covering Saudi Arabia yet.

Search the SAIP register

IP Search Engine is Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property's own search tool.

Tool: IP Search Engine
Limits: The search engine at ipsearch.saip.gov.sa did not respond from outside Saudi Arabia during research, so its interface, languages and access terms could not be confirmed; this entry relies on SAIP's own pages.

Open SAIP's IP Search Engine page and follow the link Go to IP search engine.
Search trademark records together with patents, copyrights and other intellectual property records in Saudi Arabia.
For trademark applications filed on or after 2023-12-19 and later changes to them (renewals, transfers, modifications), also check SAIP's IP Gazette.

What SAIP requires, as the official sources below state it.

How to file: National application at SAIP; Madrid designation
Local representative required for applicants abroad: Yes
Several classes in one application: Yes
Classification: Nice Classification
Application fee: SAR 1,000 for the application, SAR 500 for publication and SAR 5,000 for registration and the certificate, for one mark in one class
Renewal fee: SAR 5,500 for renewal of one mark in one class during the last year of protection, or SAR 6,500 within six months after expiry, plus SAR 1,000 for publication of the renewal
Fees as of: 2026-11-12 (SAR)
Opposition: 60 days from the date of publication (pre-registration)
Term: 10 years from the filing date, renewable for 10 years at a time
Non-use: Open to cancellation after 5 years without use

Saudi Arabia applies the Trademark Law of the Gulf Cooperation Council states, approved by Royal Decree No. M/51 dated 1435/7/26 AH and amended by Royal Decree No. M/49 dated 1442/6/1 AH; SAIP publishes it with its Executive Regulations as an unofficial English translation.
An applicant without a domicile in the State must file through an agent who has a domicile there and is recorded as a trademark agent; a power of attorney must be notarized, legalized and translated into Arabic, and non-Arabic words in a mark need a certified Arabic translation and transliteration (Executive Regulations, Articles 2 and 4).
The Madrid Protocol entered into force for Saudi Arabia on 2026-10-08.

International

Saudi Arabia is a member of the Madrid Protocol since 2026-10-08, so an international registration filed through WIPO can designate it.

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Sources

Checked 2026-11-12.