The single-country registration fee consists of the official fee of the single-country trademark authority and the agency fee of foreign lawyers. Entrusting a domestic agency to submit an application will also generate agency fees for domestic agencies. The international registration fee in Madrid mainly consists of the official fee of the trademark authority in the country of origin, the fee of the International Bureau of the World Intellectual Property Organization and the fee of the designated country. Entrusting a domestic agency to submit an application will also generate agency fees for domestic agencies.
If the trademark is corrected, rejected, objected, etc. In the examination stage, there will be additional official expenses and attorney fees.