International trademark registration is achieved through the Madrid Agreement. The following is the general process of international trademark registration:

1. Select the country/region for basic trademark application: First, you need to select a country or region as the basic trademark application. This country or region will be the starting point for your international trademark registration, also known as the "basic registration."

2. Submit a basic trademark registration application: After selecting the country/region for basic trademark application, you need to submit a trademark registration application to the trademark registration agency in that country/region. Application material requirements, fees, and application procedures will vary based on the country's trademark laws and regulations.

3. Apply for international trademark registration: After your basic trademark registration application is approved, you can choose to apply for international trademark registration from other countries or regions through the Madrid Agreement. You need to submit an application for international trademark registration to the International Trademark Office (WIPO), specifying the countries or regions to which you wish to expand. When applying for international trademark registration, you need to provide relevant trademark information, application fees and other necessary documents.

4. International trademark registration review: The International Trademark Office (WIPO) will conduct a preliminary review of your international trademark registration application, including review of the trademark's compliance and compliance. If the application meets the requirements, the International Trademark Office will forward your application to the trademark registration authority in the designated country or region.

5. Country/region review and registration: The trademark registration authority in the designated country or region will review your application for international trademark registration and make a decision in accordance with their respective laws and procedures. Review times and requirements may vary from country to country. If the application is approved, your trademark will be successfully registered in that country or region.

It should be noted that the time and cost of international trademark registration vary depending on the trademark registration process and requirements of each country or region. In addition, international trademark registration also needs to consider the trademark laws and regulations of each country or region to ensure that your trademark can be effectively protected.

It is best to consult a professional trademark agency or lawyer for specific guidance and support on international trademark registration.

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