Start a trademark application
Go directly to our application guide to start the application process. The link goes to a login page. After logging in, you can start the application.
Fees for trademark
Get an overview of all the costs for applying for trademark registration in Norway and other countries. You can apply on your own or with the help of a professional advisor.
First application for a trademark
If you want to apply for trademark registration in Norway, you can submit a Norwegian trademark application. If you want to use the priority from the Norwegian application to apply for trademark registration in other countries, you must do this within 6 months from the application date. Priority means that your foreign application obtains protection from the same date as the Norwegian application.
- application fee for a Norwegian trademark application, including 1 class: NOK 3,800
- price per additional class: NOK 1,000
for the Patent Office's processing of an application for international registration of a trademark: NOK 800
Other fees and charges are paid directly to the agency.
- application fee for registration in one class: NOK 4,000
- additional fee for each class if you want to register a trademark in more than one class: NOK 1,650
- application fee for registration: NOK 1,000
Briefly about classes
Classes define which goods and services you want to use the trademark for.
Price for trademark renewal
You can renew your trademark registration every 10 years for an unlimited number of times. We do not send an invoice for renewal, but you will receive a notification letter from us 6 months before the registration expires (2 months for responsibility marks) with a notice of what and how you pay.
- renewal fee for one class: NOK 3,400
- additional fee for each additional class: NOK 1,300
- additional fee where a request for renewal is submitted after the expiry of the registration period: NOK 550
- renewal fee for one class: NOK 5,150
- additional fee for each additional class: NOK 2,100
- additional fee where a request for renewal is submitted after the expiry of the registration period: NOK 1,200
- renewal fee: NOK 700
- additional fee where a request for renewal is submitted after the expiry date: NOK 300
Be aware of fake invoices
At regular intervals, private individuals and companies in Norway receive false or misleading offers or invoices from home and abroad in relation to their trademarks and patents. The invoices are confused by many with legitimate claims for payment for the registration of patent applications or for the registration or renewal of a trademark.
Other fees and charges
- application to alter a registered trademark: NOK 1 200
- opposition against someone else's registered trademark: free of charge
- administrative review of a trademark: NOK 4 000
- request from a third party for revokation of a trademark: NOK 1 900
- division of a national application or international registration* that is pending, for one class and additional fee for each class above one: NOK 3 800 / NOK 1 000
- division of a national registration or international registration* that has been granted protection in Norway: NOK 2 200
- resumption fee: NOK 550
- notification of change in ownership: free of charge
- notification of change in name or address: free of charge
*When dividing or merging international trademark registrations, a fee must also be paid to WIPO.
- Administrative review of of a responsibility mark NOK 2,500
- Resumption fee for responsibility mark NOK 500
- copy of documents: NOK 300
A priority document is a copy of the first documents submitted with your application.
A confirmation is a copy of trademark and design applications or rights found in our register.
Payment of fees and charges
All payment deadlines are final. You must pay the fee or charge well before the due date in order to avoid late fees. If you pay too late, your application will be shelved, or you may not get a renewal of your registration.
How to write a trademark application
See what you need before you start submitting a trademark application.
Learn more about trademarks
We offer recordings of a number of previous courses and webinars on trademarks, which you can watch for free at your convenience.