illustration of patent rights (CNN) What Can Be Patented in Indonesia? An invention may be granted a Patent if it is a technical solution in the form of: Product, or Process, or Improvement or development of a product or process Patentability Requirements: Novelty, Inventive Step, Industrial Applicability Patent Term: Patent : 20 years from the filing date, Simple Patent : 10 years from the filing date National Filing PCT Patent Deadline for National Phase Entry of PCT Patent

Illustration of patent implementation (Pix4) Implementation of the Patent by the Patent Holder Applicable Laws and Regulations: Article 17 paragraph (1) of Law 14/2001 on Patents Without prejudice to the provisions of Article 16 paragraph (1), Patent Holders are required to manufacture products or use processes covered by Patents in Indonesia. Article 20 of Law No. 13/2016 on Patents a. The Patent Holder shall manufacture the product or use the process in Indonesia. b. Manuf

In today's competitive market, establishing a strong brand identity is crucial for any business. One of the most effective ways to protect that identity is through trademark registration. Many entrepreneurs overlook this important step, thinking it is unnecessary or too complicated. However, understanding the significance of trademark registration can save businesses from potential legal troubles and enhance their market presence. Trademark registration is not just a legal fo

Intellectual property rights (IPR) are crucial for protecting the creations of the mind. In Indonesia, these rights play a significant role in fostering innovation and creativity. Understanding IPR can help individuals and businesses safeguard their ideas, inventions, and artistic works. This blog post will explore the various aspects of intellectual property rights in Indonesia, including types of IPR, registration processes, and the importance of protecting these rights. W