In South Korea, we work with a trusted local legal partner to ensure that the trademark services we provide are both time-efficient and cost-effective. Our collaborator in South Korea is Moo-Yun SHIN of KIYUL IP, https://kiyul.co.kr/.

Moo-Yun SHIN is an attorney and Representative lawyer at KIYUL IP, bringing many years of experience in legal practice. They specialise in Intellectual Property Law, with a strong focus on trademark registration, protection, and enforcement for both domestic and international clients.

Moo-Yun SHIN has extensive experience advising clients on trademark matters ranging from preliminary searches and filings to renewals, oppositions, and official office actions. They assist with every stage of the registration process—from strategic consultation and document preparation to formal representation.

Recognised for their professionalism, responsiveness, and expertise, Moo-Yun SHIN is a trusted figure in South Korea’s legal and IP landscape. At Trademarkroom, we work closely with him to make sure your intellectual property rights are thoroughly protected and the application process is as smooth and straightforward as possible.

The Importance of Trademark Searches
Trademark searches are a vital first step in developing a secure and enforceable brand. Think of them as your brand’s early-warning system—helping you identify potential conflicts before they escalate into legal issues. Just like checking a map before a journey, trademark searches help ensure you’re not stepping into a path already claimed by someone else. A thorough search not only enables you to avoid infringement claims but also strengthens the success rate of your application.

Why Register Your Trademark in South Korea?
Are you looking to protect your brand in South Korea? In today’s competitive environment, securing your brand identity is more critical than ever. Without a registered trademark, your brand name and logo may be vulnerable to imitation, misuse, or unauthorised commercial use, which can result in reputational harm and financial loss.
Registering your trademark gives you the legal basis to take action against infringement, strengthens your market position, and safeguards your brand’s value. It ensures you have exclusive rights to use your mark, adding credibility and assurance for your customers and business partners.

Our fees are subject to VAT and may vary depending on your specific needs. The standard fee quoted applies to one mark in one class of goods or services. Additional classes or complex cases may result in increased costs. Please note that not all names or logos are registrable, and all applications involve an element of risk. While we do everything possible to increase your chances of success, applications are non-refundable and cannot be amended once they have been filed.