International trademark registration is carried out through the international trademark registration system (usually according to the Madrid Agreement). The following is the general process of international trademark registration:

1. Initial application: First, submit an application for trademark registration in your country or region. This initial application for international trademark registration is usually called "basic application" or "original application". The application must comply with the trademark laws and requirements of the country or region where it is located.

2. choose the international registration method: after the basic application is approved, you can choose to extend the trademark registration to other countries or regions. You can choose to register through the international trademark registration system, which is usually achieved through the Madrid Agreement.

3. application for international trademark registration: apply for international trademark registration through the trademark registration agency in your country or region. The application will include your basic application information, the list of countries or regions to be expanded, and the payment of related fees.

4. Examination by the International Trademark Registration Office: The International Trademark Registration Office (WIPO) will examine your application for international trademark registration. They will verify whether your application meets the requirements of the Madrid Agreement and conduct a formal review.

5. country or region review: once the international trademark registration office has completed the review and accepted your application, the application will be forwarded to the trademark registration offices in each country or region you choose. Each country or region will review and decide whether to accept your trademark registration according to its domestic laws and procedures.

6. registration and protection: if your international trademark registration is approved by various countries or regions, your trademark will be registered and protected in various countries or regions. This means that you can enjoy similar rights to domestic trademark registration in these countries or regions.

please note that the specific procedures and requirements for international trademark registration may vary from country to country. It is suggested that before international trademark registration, we should carefully read the Madrid Agreement and relevant laws and regulations of various target countries or regions, and consult professional trademark agencies or intellectual property lawyers for accurate guidance and suggestions.

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