Domain extensions, also known as top-level domains (TLDs), are the final part of a URL after the last dot (e.g., .com, .org, .net). Here's a comprehensive guide to available domain extensions 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
• Cocos Islands: .cc
• Palau: .pw

Important Registration Information:

• Registration periods vary by extension
• Domains auto-renew annually unless otherwise specified
• Local and national taxes may apply at checkout
• Some extensions have specific regional requirements
• Domain availability and pricing can be checked through domain search tools

If your desired extension isn't listed above, you can:

1. Register through a third-party provider
2. Connect the domain to your website
3. Check alternative extensions that serve your needs

Remember to verify specific requirements and features for each ccTLD before registration, as rules and restrictions vary by country.

Domain transfers require the extension to be supported by your registrar and may include additional registration fees for one year of service.

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