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The .EU domain is an idyllic choice for all those who want to present themselves on the European market with a multilingual website.
European Union
The European Union is a union of European countries. It was established in 1992 by the Treaty on European Union. It consists of 28 member states.
The domain is available for individuals, organizations, associations, companies, and other users.
With it, you will be able to excellently utilize the potentials of the open European market. The .EU domain represents a European identity and your website will gain credibility with it.
More than 3,700,000 domains with the .EU extension have already been registered.
The most popular site with the .EU extension is europa.eu.
The .EU domain can be registered by European citizens and companies or organizations with a business headquarters in the European Union. The domain is also available for Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway.
NEOSERV
By registering a .EU domain, you will target the entire European market and more easily reach web visitors in this area.
The .EU domain can be registered by European citizens and companies or organizations with a business headquarters in the European Union.
The top-level registrar EURID can initiate a process of additional verification of the domain holder's data for certain domains.
The additional verification process usually proceeds as follows:
EURID can temporarily deactivate the domain until the verification is completed.
You can register a .EU domain for up to 10 years. With a longer extension / lease period of the domain, additional discounts are of course activated.
If you do not extend the domain before it expires, additional renewal costs are incurred, which are determined by the main registrar. If you do not extend the domain in time, it enters a quarantine status for 40 days. In this phase, the domain is not freely available for registration, but is reserved for the existing owner, who can still revive it from quarantine and extend it. When the domain is in quarantine, it does not work, so consequently, the website and/or email that may be linked to this domain do not work either. If you do not extend the domain during the quarantine period, it returns to the market within a few days, where it is available for registration to all interested parties.
You change the registrar with the help of the EPP code, which you obtain on the registry's website.
You change the holder of the .EU domain with the help of a statement, which you obtain on the registry's website.
