Reviewed by Nour Saleem, Registered Trademark & Patent Agent and Dubai Courts IP expert · Last updated September 2026
Quick answer: Trademarks in Oman are registered with the Intellectual Property department of the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion (MOCIIP). Filings are made in Arabic, each application covers one class, third parties have 60 days to oppose after publication, and protection lasts 10 years from filing. Oman has been a Madrid member since 2007.
Oman Trademark System at a Glance
| Item | Oman |
|---|---|
| Trademark office | Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion (MOCIIP) |
| Madrid System | Yes. Oman has been part of the Madrid System since 2007. |
| Opposition period | 60 days from publication |
| Classes | One class per application |
| Protection | 10 years, renewable |
How to Register a Trademark in Oman
- Search and strategy. We search the Omani register and confirm the class and Arabic filing details.
- Filing. The application is filed with MOCIIP through a local agent, in Arabic.
- Examination. The mark is examined for distinctiveness and conflicts with earlier marks.
- Publication. Accepted marks are published in the official gazette.
- Opposition period. Third parties have 60 days from publication to oppose.
- Registration. After the registration fee is paid, the certificate is issued.
Trademark Registration Cost in Oman
Official fees in Oman are charged per class and at several stages (filing, publication and registration). Contact us for a fixed quotation that includes official fees, translation and legalisation for your mark and classes.
Documents Required
- A clear image of the trademark.
- The list of goods or services in one class.
- A power of attorney, notarised and legalised as required.
- A certified priority document, if claiming priority.
Good to Know
- Filings and official documents in Oman are in Arabic.
- Renewal is for successive 10-year periods, with a six-month grace period after expiry.
Why File Through NAS & Associates?
- One Dubai team for your UAE and Oman filings, in English and Arabic.
- More than 6,400 trademarks handled since 2009, with a network of 190+ associate agents and firms.
- Court-appointed IP expert experience, so every filing is prepared with enforcement in mind.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I protect my trademark in Oman through the Madrid System?
Yes. Oman has been a Madrid member since 2007. A national filing may still suit brands that need quick local enforcement.
How long does a trademark last in Oman?
10 years from the filing date, renewable for further 10-year periods, with a six-month grace period after expiry.
What is the opposition period in Oman?
60 days from publication in the official gazette.