Country code and generic Top-Level Domains (TLDs) are the final part of a domain name that appears after the last dot, such as .com or .org. Here's a comprehensive guide to available TLDs and their key features.

Country Code TLDs (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
• Netherlands: .nl
• Palau: .pw
• Poland: .pl
• United Kingdom: .co.uk, .org.uk, .uk
• United States: .us

Important Registration Information:

• Registration periods vary by TLD
• Domains auto-renew annually after initial registration
• Prices vary based on TLD and registration period
• State and local sales taxes may apply
• Some TLDs have specific regional requirements

Key Points:

• Most country code TLDs like .ru are not available for registration or transfer
• Registration terms and pricing information should be verified during purchase
• Domains can be registered through approved providers
• Alternative TLDs can be linked to your site if not available for direct registration
• Each ccTLD may have unique requirements and features

Note: Domain availability and pricing should be verified through your domain registrar's search tool. If your desired TLD isn't available through your primary provider, consider registering through an external provider and linking it to your site.

Available TLD categories:

• A-D
• E-H
• I-L
• M-P
• Q-T
• U-Z

Each TLD serves different purposes and may have specific eligibility requirements. Always verify the requirements and restrictions before registering a domain with your chosen TLD.

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