Can I register a .com.au, co.uk, .de domain name from another country?
As a US-based Internet Service company,
We deal directly with ICANN
authorized Registries that are allowed to
issue .COM, .NET, and .ORG gTLD (generic Top
Level Domain) domains. Because there are no
special residence requirements or
restrictions that limit domain registrations
in these topdomains to just businesses and
organizations, we can register such
domain names for anyone. You do not have to
be a US Citizen or be a business to reserve
a gTLD domain.
Many countries, however, either have
residency requirements or limit domain
reservations in their topdomain to businesses
only. Some do both. Others still have not
implemented automated registrations systems
and still register domains by hand. So, our
automated reservation system cannot interact
with their systems. For these reasons, we do
not perform the domain registration of
domains that are not generic
ourselves. However, we
can park your foreign domain and program our
nameservers so that you can submit your
registration for your domain in your own
country.
If you can work with the NIC in your country
to make its root servers point to our name
servers for your domain, then we can provide
DNS support to your domain, even if it's a
foreign one.
Another option is to work with us to prepare
the application form to your country's NIC.
We will be more than happy to setup the DNS
and then mail the completed form to your
country's NIC for you.
If you are interested in doing so, you may
wish to check out this list of domain name registeries
around the world
Either way, please fill out our online sign-up form to
request our services. You may wish to do so
as soon as you are positive that you know how
to handle the registration process for your
country. This form will help us greatly in
our system preparation and our automated
process should reduce any possible errors,
speeding up the entire process.
After all the above is completed, we can park
your domain or host your Web site using
domain names with your country's ISO code.
More than ten percent of Web sites hosted by
us are of this type.
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