Malaysian trademarks are valid for ten years and are automatically renewed every ten years. If a trademark is registered, the trademark owner will have the exclusive right to use its trademark in transactions. It also has the right to file infringement proceedings against others who use the trademark without consent or to complain to the administrative law enforcement authorities under the Malaysian Trademark Law. The trademark registration certificate is an important proof of the trademark owner’s right to carry out import and export business. When registering a trademark, it is recommended to use gray or black patterns to apply for a trademark. Once it is infringed, no matter what other color the infringing trademark is, the applied trademark will receive unconditional protection.