Top-level domains (TLDs) are the last part of a URL after the final dot, such as .com, .org, or .net. Here's a comprehensive guide to available TLDs and their key features.

Country Code Top-Level Domains (ccTLDs)

Available ccTLDs by region:

North America:

• Canada (.ca)
• United States (.us)
• Mexico (.mx, .com.mx)

Europe:

• European Union (.eu)
• France (.fr)
• Germany (.de)
• Italy (.it)
• Netherlands (.nl)
• Poland (.pl)
• United Kingdom (.co.uk, .org.uk, .uk)

Asia-Pacific:

• Australia (.au, .com.au)
• India (.in, .co.in)
• Japan (.jp)
• New Zealand (.nz, .co.nz)
• Palau (.pw)
• Cocos Islands (.cc)

Important Registration Information:

1. Registration periods vary by TLD
2. Domains auto-renew annually unless a longer registration period is selected
3. Local sales tax may apply depending on your location
4. Some ccTLDs have specific registration requirements and restrictions
5. Unavailable TLDs can be registered through third-party providers and connected to your website

Key Considerations:

• Check registration requirements for specific ccTLDs before purchasing
• Verify pricing through domain search or dashboard
• Ensure compliance with local registration rules
• Consider auto-renewal settings for domain maintenance
• Review transfer requirements if moving from another registrar

General TLDs are organized alphabetically from A-Z, with each having unique registration requirements and pricing structures. Contact your domain registrar for detailed information about specific TLD availability and requirements.

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