The Madrid System refers to the system of the international registration of marks and its biggest advantage lies in reduced costs. As such, Korea also became a member country of the Madrid Union in 2003, but there are not many cases of Korean companies using the system. The problem is that any change in a trademark of the original country also affects that registered in each country. The phenomenon is called a “concentrating attack,” and local companies regard the unified structure as a burden.

Therefore, they prefer trademark filing separately in specific countries.

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