1. Low cost
The trademark can be used in 28 member countries of the whole EU only after applying for registration once. Compared with applying for registration in each member country, the cost is greatly reduced;
2. Centralized protection program
A trademark registration can be protected by the 28 member states of the EU, and decisions on trademark cases will be implemented in all EU countries;
3. Registered trademarks can only be used in one EU country
The use of the trademark in any EU country is enough to resist the cancellation application for not using the trademark;
4. Enjoy the priority of the Paris Convention. If the same trademark is used for one or more designated names of goods or services, it can enjoy priority when applying for the Community trademark six months after the application of the member countries of the Paris Convention;
5. For a registered trademark that has been published in an EU member state, priority can be claimed when applying for an EU trademark;
6. Not only traditional trademarks such as words and signs can be registered, but new trademarks such as sound, smell, product appearance and structure can also be applied for registration;
7. A trademark application may cover at most three categories of goods or services. If there are more than three categories, the fees for each category shall be added.