Since my country's "Trademark Law" (the second revised version on October 27, 2001) stipulates that domestic "natural persons, legal persons or other organizations" apply for registered trademarks and overseas "foreigners or foreign The regulations for applying for registration of trademarks in my country are different for "enterprises", so trademarks are divided into foreign trademarks and domestic trademarks according to the nationality of the trademark owner. Therefore, Domestic Trademark: Refers to the trademark owner who has a residence, headquarters, real and effective industrial and commercial business premises in my country, has been registered by the industrial and commercial administration department in accordance with the law, and independently bears civil liability. Enterprises, institutions, social groups, individuals Industrial and commercial households, individual partnerships. For joint ventures, cooperative enterprises, or wholly-owned enterprises invested and established by foreign individuals or enterprises in my country, their legal industrial and commercial registration places are within the territory of my country, and the trademarks they own are domestic trademarks. For the same reason, you should also apply for registered trademarks in accordance with the regulations of domestic enterprises. Foreign trademarks: refer to overseas trademarks that do not meet the above-mentioned domestic trademark conditions and whose trademark owners are foreign nationalities.