.EU domain name - Generic

.EU is the country code domain extension (ccTLD) for the European Union and is open to any organisation or resident in the EU member states (including Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway). With over 3 million registered domains, .EU is among the most popular and trusted country code domain extensions around, providing your website the strong public face it needs to attract visitors. And because it works in conjunction with individual country code domain extensions, .EU will make it easier to increase your online visibility, helping you target not just individual countries but the European Union as a whole.

.EU is without question one of the best choices for local and international companies wanting to target Internet users in the European Union. And with a population over 740 million people, that’s a big audience! Why wait? Register your .EU today!

.EU Format

Minimum length	2 characters
Maximum length	63 characters
Numbers	Allowed (full-numeric)
Hyphen	Allowed (middle only)
IDN	Allowed

.EU Price

Setup fee	None
Annual fee	€4.00~~€20.00~~
Renewal fee	€20.00
Update fee	Free
Trade fee	Free
Transfer fee	€20.00 (1 year extension included)
Reactivation fee	€25.00 + (Renewal fee)

.EU Registration Period

Minimum subscription period	1 year
Minimum renewal period	1 year
Renewal increment	1 year
Registration delay	1-3 days
Can be renewed at any time	Allowed

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Features & Requirements

Below are a list of the requirements and features for registering a .EU domain name.

IDN Supported
DNSSEC supported

Conditions

The registration of a .EU domain name is restricted to residents of the European Union, companies that have a registered office in the European Union, or businesses/organisations established in the European Union. Eligibility also extends to EEA members Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway.