Industrial design applications by nonresidents — all countries

Industrial design applications by nonresidents — Singapore

Industrial design applications by nonresidents in Singapore in 2021 — 3,911 filings. Ranked 14 in the world out of 105. Since 2001, the indicator has risen by 186.3%.

2021 3,911 filings +23.3% vs 2020
World rank 14of 105
Period maximum 4,385 filings2019
Period minimum 1,366 filings2001

Trend over time

2001–2021 · applications, design count

Industrial design applications by nonresidents — Singapore, 2001–202102,0004,0006,000200120032005200720092011201320152017201920212001: 1,366 filings2002: 1,448 filings2003: 1,639 filings2004: 1,578 filings2005: 2,218 filings2006: 1,999 filings2007: 2,363 filings2008: 2,878 filings2009: 2,800 filings2010: 3,192 filings2011: 3,300 filings2012: 3,338 filings2013: 3,493 filings2014: 3,753 filings2015: 3,743 filings2016: 3,972 filings2017: 4,318 filings2018: 3,705 filings2019: 4,385 filings2020: 3,172 filings2021: 3,911 filings
Change over the period: +2,545 (+186.31%) Average annual rate: 5.4 %

Comparison, 2021

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: Singapore

Singapore 3,911 filings
World 273,400 filings
South-Eastern Asia computed 10,920 filings
Industrial design applications by nonresidents — Singapore, by year Singapore All countries CSV XLSX
Year filings Change Change, %
2021 3,911 +739 +23.3%
2020 3,172 −1,213 −27.66%
2019 4,385 +680 +18.35%
2018 3,705 −613 −14.2%
2017 4,318 +346 +8.71%
2016 3,972 +229 +6.12%
2015 3,743 −10 −0.27%
2014 3,753 +260 +7.44%
2013 3,493 +155 +4.64%
2012 3,338 +38 +1.15%
2011 3,300 +108 +3.38%
2010 3,192 +392 +14%
2009 2,800 −78 −2.71%
2008 2,878 +515 +21.79%
2007 2,363 +364 +18.21%
2006 1,999 −219 −9.87%
2005 2,218 +640 +40.56%
2004 1,578 −61 −3.72%
2003 1,639 +191 +13.19%
2002 1,448 +82 +6%
2001 1,366

South-Eastern Asia, 2021

The same indicator for neighboring countries — with links to their pages

About the indicator

Applications to register an industrial design filed in a country by nonresidents, counted by the number of designs. Designs that reach an office through the Hague System for international registration are included here as well. The indicator reads the same way as nonresident applications for trademarks and patents: it is about the value of the market, not about the country's own design. High values come from large consumer markets and from countries that are the source of copies — registration of a design there is what gives grounds for a ban.

Important: The designs within applications are counted. The series includes filings through the Hague System, so for member countries it is noticeably higher than the number of applications filed directly.

Source: IP Statistics (WIPO), license CC BY 3.0 IGO.