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Patent System in Indonesia
  
GENERAL COUNTRY INFORMATION
The Republic of Indonesia, located in the Malay Archipelago, is the largest archipelagic state in the world. The nations 17, 508 islands are home to more than 245 million people of various ethnic and religious backgrounds. The seat of government is based in Jakarta. Based on figures in 2006, the nation’s gross domestic product (GDP) is estimated to be around US$935 billion with a per capita of US$3,800. 

INDONESIA PATENTS SYSTEM

HIGHLIGHTS
Major international treaties signed
  • Patent Co-operation Treaty
  • Paris Convention
  • GATT (including Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property  Rights (TRIPS)) 
Costs of obtaining a patent Please contact us at indonesia@mirandah.com
Average time to obtain a patent (from Indonesian filing)
  • 12 – 30 months from PCT national phase entry
  • 30 - 48 months for Paris Convention entry
  • 18 – 24 months for patent
Official language for patent prosecution Bahasa Indonesia
Non-patentable subject matter
  • Any process or product that contravenes the prevailing rules and regulations, religious morality, public order or ethics
  • Methods of medical treatment and diagnostic methods
  • Discoveries or scientific theories
  • Mathematical formulae
  • Living creatures, (except micro-organism),
  • Biological processes for reproduction of plants and animals
Grace period for prior disclosure or sale

6 months before the Indonesian filing date (for experiments, R&D or disclosure to learned community)

Major prosecution events

Paris Convention entry  : 12 months from priority
National phase entry  31 months from priority
Request for Examination 36 months from filing
Payment of grant fees 1 year after grant
Renewals of patents every year
Extension of deadlines
  • 3 months for formality events
  • 13 months for PCT national phase entry
Pharmaceutical Data Exclusivity Laws Not available
Parallel Imports Allowable
Term of patent 20 years
Patent term extension Not available
Restoration of lapsed patent Not available
Search and Examination The Patent Office conducts its own Search and Examination but favours Search and Examination reports issued in prescribed countries such as US, UK, Australia, Japan and South Korea and mostly from European Patent Office
Other forms of patents (e.g. petty/innovation patents) Petty Patent: Petty Patent does not require inventiveness and maximum of one invention is allowable
Useful links

www.mirandah.com
www.dgip.go.id



ENFORCEMENT OF PATENTS

  HIGHLIGHTS
Infringement offence Civil and Criminal
Any specialized courts for IP Commercial Court for civil case
Outline of the enforcement steps

(i)  Cease and Desist Letter
(ii) Infringement lawsuit

Relief against groundless threats Not available
Declaration of non-infringement Not available
Preliminary injunctions Available
Time frame for various legal actions
  • Revocation - 6 - 8 months for first instance and 6 - 8 months for Cassation
  • Infringement proceeding - 6 - 8 months for first instance and 6 - 8 months for Cassation
Alternative dispute resolution

(i)   Mediation
(ii)  Arbitration
(iii) Conciliation

Availability of damages and other relief for infringement

(i)  Injunction
(ii) Damages 

OTHER INFORMATION

Application and Grant Of Patent From 2001 to 2009

  Year

Application

Granted

 

Domestic

Foreign

Total

Domestic

Foreign

Total

2001

409

3738

4147

49

1349

1398

2002

391

3657

4048

72

2485

2557

2003

364

3128

3492

77

2834

2911

2004

404

3473

3877

111

2631

2742

2005

398

4101

4499

84

1647

1731

2006

530

4350

4880

94

1740

1834

2007

493

4884

5377

149

1761

1910

2008

601

4781

5382

288

2148

2436

2009

534

3709

4243

156

2021

2177

Total

4124

35821

39945

1080

18616

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Disclaimer: The information provided above is intended to serve as a general guideline and is not intended as legal advice. The information is correct at the time of printing.