Register the national domain of Canada, which ranks among the 15 most popular national domains in terms of the number of registrations!
Canada
Canada is located in the north of North America and is the second largest country in the world by area. It is divided into 10 provinces and 3 territories. Its economy is based on the exploitation of natural resources, and it is one of the seven world economic superpowers.
The .CA domain is one of the oldest national domains, available since 1987. It is a domain that has recently become one of the most popular, as it achieved a 4.3% growth last year in terms of the number of registrations.
More than 2.5 million domains with the .CA extension are registered. The most popular site is kijiji.ca.
The supreme registrar is the CIRA organization - The Canadian Internet Registration Authority, established in 1998.
The .CA domain can be registered by Canadian citizens and all organizations, legal and natural persons, who have a physical address in Canada.
NEOSERV
You can renew your .CA domain 40 days after the registration expires. If you do not renew it during this period, it goes for 30 days into the "Redemption grace period". Reviving the domain during this period involves additional costs set by the main registrar. If you do not renew the domain even during this period, it is deleted from the system and returned to the market, where it is available for registration to everyone.
The transfer of the .CA domain is carried out using the EPP code (Auth Code). You get it from your current registrar. You then provide the EPP code to the new registrar, who does everything necessary for the transfer. After the transfer, the validity of the domain is extended for one year. According to the rules of the supreme registrar, the transfer of the domain is not possible if there are less than 15 days until the domain expires.
The change of the .CA domain holder is not possible. Only the contact details of the current holder of the .CA domain can be changed.
