1. Any trademark owner who has used or intends to use the trademark in Malaysian business can apply for trademark registration in Malaysia.

2. When the applicant does not actually use the trademark to be registered or does not intend to use the registered trademark, the applicant must prove that he transferred the trademark to a company that is about to be established and will actually use the trademark to be registered. company, or submit a registration application and a registered user application at the same time, then the applicant can submit a trademark registration application, unless the above-mentioned company has not been established within 6 months from the date of trademark registration application, then the application will be terminated.

3. With the consent of the trademark registration applicant, anyone has the right to apply to the Malaysian Trademark Office for registered user on all or part of the registered goods. The registered user may or may not comply with various conditions or restrictions imposed by the Malaysian Trademark Examining Officer for the registered trademark.

4. Two or more natural persons can apply for trademark registration as "same applicants". Any co-applicant must obtain the consent of the other co-applicants before they can use the registered trademark for commercially related goods or services.

5. Citizens of the country that has signed an agreement or treaty with the Malaysian government can apply for priority to the Malaysian Trademark Office within 6 months of the registration or application in the country of origin of a trademark in accordance with the principle of reciprocity. Right application. The use of a trademark by others within the 6-month priority period will not constitute an obstacle to registration.