How to Report EU Domain Malware Issues

How to Report EU Domain Malware Issues

By Michael Thompson

February 20, 2025 at 12:45 AM

The .eu domain extension is designed for individuals and organizations with a professional presence in the European Union. Here's what you need to know about registering and managing a .eu domain:

Registration Requirements:

  • Must be an EU citizen or business
  • Must select an EU country during registration
  • Organization name is mandatory (cannot use "None")

Key Points:

  • No domain locking available
  • No grace period after expiration
  • No refunds or 5-day cancellation grace period
  • Expired domains enter a 40-day redemption period with Tucows (registrar)

Post-Expiration Process:

  1. Domain immediately returns to registrar
  2. 40-day redemption period begins
  3. Must contact Tucows directly for renewal during redemption

Important Notes:

  • Verify domain spelling before registration (no refunds)
  • Domain transfers to Squarespace are supported
  • Can be connected to Squarespace from other providers
  • WHOIS privacy services are available

The .eu domain serves as a regional identifier, perfect for businesses and individuals looking to establish a strong European presence online. Before registering, ensure you meet all eligibility requirements and carefully review your domain name choice, as the registration is final.

You can check current pricing through the domain name search page or domains control panel.

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