.eu Domains
.eu domain registration, price on the tag
A single address covering the whole single market. In every member state it reads as European on sight, and we print the eligibility rules with the same plainness we print the prices. Register from $8.99/yr — with the renewal figure printed right there beside it.
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The Extension
Why .eu?
Say European without naming a country and you have said .eu. The one extension reads as local right across the single market. For a business trading between member states, or a brand that wants its Europeanness written on the label, no national extension can do the same job.
Eligibility is a real gate, so we say it before you reach the basket. .eu goes to residents of the EU and of EEA countries, to businesses and organisations established there, and to EU citizens no matter where in the world they live. European privacy law governs how registrant data is handled. Registration and renewal prices share one tag, seen before you pay.
Good Fit
.eu works best for
- Businesses trading across EU member states
- Brands that want a pan-European identity
- EU citizens abroad keeping a European address
- Pairing with national extensions across your markets
On the Shelf
Included with every domain
Pan-European signal
Every member state reads it as local at the same moment, which gives the single market one address.
Privacy by law
European data-protection rules cover how registrant data on .eu is held.
Rules on the page
Eligibility sits next to the figures, so nobody pays for a name they cannot keep.
Common Questions
Questions about .eu
Who can register a .eu domain?
People resident in EU and EEA countries. Businesses and organisations established in them. EU citizens too, wherever on earth they happen to live. If not one of those describes you, the registration will not hold, and we would sooner tell you now than at renewal time.
What happened to UK-held .eu domains?
Brexit stripped eligibility from registrants whose only link was to the UK, and those domains were withdrawn. To hold a .eu now, a UK-based business needs an establishment in the EU or EEA, or the registrant needs EU citizenship.
Does a .eu still earn its keep alongside national domains?
Yes. The usual arrangement runs a national extension in each home market and lets the .eu sit over the top as the umbrella. One registration also keeps your name away from other hands right across the market.
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