Post by account_disabled on Dec 3, 2023 10:00:52 GMT
Domains can now also be registered by European citizens residing outside the European Union. Ggreat news in the registration of .eu domains: from 19 October, European Union citizens residing outside Europe can register their .eu domain name. What is the .eu domain? The .eu domain is the geographical extension that identifies businesses, companies and citizens of the European Union on the web. It ranks eighth among the most used national tlds on the Internet and currently has over 3.
6 million registrations distributed across the Special Data various European countries. New eligibility criteria for the .eu domain .eu was launched in 2006 and until now only companies and individuals resident in member states of the European Union and the European Economic Area (EEA) were entitled to register a .eu domain name. However, to meet the needs and requirements of an ever-evolving digital environment, the eligibility criteria for registering .eu domains have now been expanded to all.
EU citizens residing worldwide. In fact, starting from 19 October, the registration of .eu domains can be requested by: A citizen of the Union, regardless of his place of residence A natural person resident in a Member State who is not a citizen of the Union An enterprise established in the Union An organization established in the Union The comment by Marc van Wesemael , the CEO of EURid, highlights the satisfaction of the body responsible for managing .eu domains: We are excited to be able to expand the registration criteria to.
6 million registrations distributed across the Special Data various European countries. New eligibility criteria for the .eu domain .eu was launched in 2006 and until now only companies and individuals resident in member states of the European Union and the European Economic Area (EEA) were entitled to register a .eu domain name. However, to meet the needs and requirements of an ever-evolving digital environment, the eligibility criteria for registering .eu domains have now been expanded to all.
EU citizens residing worldwide. In fact, starting from 19 October, the registration of .eu domains can be requested by: A citizen of the Union, regardless of his place of residence A natural person resident in a Member State who is not a citizen of the Union An enterprise established in the Union An organization established in the Union The comment by Marc van Wesemael , the CEO of EURid, highlights the satisfaction of the body responsible for managing .eu domains: We are excited to be able to expand the registration criteria to.