TLDs, also known as domain extensions, represent the part of the URL that follows the last dot (e.g., .com, .org, .net). This comprehensive guide outlines available domain extensions and their key features.

Available Country Code Top-Level Domains (ccTLDs):

• Australia: .au, .com.au
• Canada: .ca
• Cocos Islands: .cc
• European Union: .eu
• France: .fr
• Germany: .de
• India: .in, .co.in
• Italy: .it
• Japan: .jp
• Mexico: .mx, .com.mx
• New Zealand: .nz, .co.nz
• Palau: .pw
• Poland: .pl
• Netherlands: .nl
• United Kingdom: .co.uk, .org.uk, .uk
• United States: .us

Important Considerations:

1. Registration Terms:

• Duration varies by TLD
• Automatic annual renewal unless extended
• Renewal charges apply to registered payment method

2. Pricing:

• Prices vary by domain extension
• State and local sales tax may apply
• Additional fees may be required for specific regions

3. Domain Management:

• Transfers must match available TLD list
• Third-party domain registration possible
• Can connect external domains to existing sites

Each ccTLD follows specific rules and requirements, so it's essential to review individual domain guidelines before registration. For unavailable TLDs, consider registering through a third-party provider and connecting to your site.

Domain registration and renewal processes are automated to ensure continuous service, with charges occurring at the end of each registration period. Domain availability and pricing can be checked through domain search tools or management dashboards.

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