Welcome To Our Help Center

1. Log on to your account
2. Go to Search and buy domains > Domain Name Search
3. Click the tab Bulk search
4. Insert the domain names you would like to register
5. Click Search
6. In the search results, select the desired domain names
7. Click View Cart
8. Follow instructions to complete your order

Most domains can be registered in real time, while there are some exceptions like .hu for which the registration may take several days.

Please contact our support team for this matter. In case that the domains contained in your order have been already registered, the order could not be cancelled anymore.

.asia is run by the registry DotAsia and is dedicated to the Asian Community. A local presence is required for this extension whereas .asia.com is opened to everyone in the world and is technically run by EuroDNS as registry provider.

You can use our domain search tool to check if the desired domains are still available. Please follow the steps below:

Search from a keyword:
1. Go to Search and buy domains > Domain Name Search
2. Tick the desired region(s)
3. Type the keyword
4. Click Search

Search from a domain list:
1. Go to Search and buy domains > Domain Name Search
2. Click the tab Bulk search
3. Insert your domain list
4. Click Search

Search from a keyword list and TLD selection:
1. Go to Search and buy domains > Domain Name Search
2. Click the tab Advanced search
3. Insert your keyword list
4. Select the wished TLDs
5. Click Search

What is an IDN?
An internationalized domain name (IDN) is a domain name that contains at least one character other than the letters of the basic Latin alphabet (the 26 letters "a-z"), numbers 0-9, and hyphen "-". This enables the registration of domain names that contain accentuated characters as required by many European languages, or characters from non-Latin scripts (for example, Arabic, Russian or Chinese).
For example: eὓrodns.eu, eurödns.lu....
 
What is an ASCII Domain Name?
It’s common practice to refer to domain names that don’t contain accentuated character as ASCII domain name and IDNs as non-ASCII Domain Name.
 
What is the purpose of an IDN?
The vast majority of the world does not speak English as a primarily language.  Therefore, registering and using a domain name in standard Latin characters may not be  convenient for most part of the web users. With the introduction of IDN domains, much of the world's population can now use their native language and script in a domain name.
 
Under which TLD can I register an IDN?
More and more Registries are currently accepting IDNs and EuroDNS is committed to help you benefit from any Registry innovation available.
Read our NEWS section regularly for more!

In addition to the basic details requested by the .us registry, you will have to select the following information during your application through our interface:

Your purpose:

P1 - Business use for profit
P2 - Non-profit business, club, association, religious organization, etc.
P3 - Personal use
P4 - Education purposes
P5 - Government purposes

Your category:

For your convenience, our interface allows you to request multiple-year registrations or multiple-year renewals. This feature is available in the cart preview, where you can select the number of years in the Period drop-down list. Following this request EuroDNS will automatically send renewal requests to the relevant Registry at the end of each original period. Kindly note that EuroDNS cannot provide any guarantee as to whether the Registry will fulfill that request.

NB: The minimum registration period may vary from a TLD to another. For instance, the minimum registration is usually 1 year for gTLDs (e.g. .com, .net) and most ccTLDs (e.g. .de, .fr, .es), 2 years and more for other TLDs (e.g. .co.uk, .gr).

While no documentary evidence is required at the time of registration, the French Registry may perform spot checks to ensure that you effectively meet the applicable eligibility criteria.

If you have registered your .FR domain name(s) as a French resident, the AFNIC may request you to provide one of the following documents evidencing your residency location:

- a tax notice,
- insurance bill for your residence such as a  fire insurance bill, a third-party insurance,
- a utility bill such as an electricity bill or water bill or  phone bill,
- a sworn statement from your the person where you are residing stating that you are residing at his address since more than three (3) months

If you have registered your .FR domain name(s) as a French citizen living abroad and appointed a French resident as administrative contact for your registration, the AFNIC may request you to provide one of the following documents evidencing your nationality:

- a copy of your nationality declaration
- a copy of your naturalization decree
- a copy of the judgment establishing your nationality
- a nationality certificate such as your ID card or passport

And one of the following documents evidencing your Administrative Contact residency location:

- a tax notice,
- an insurance bill for your residence such as a  fire insurance bill, a third-party insurance,
- a utility bill such as an electricity bill or water bill or  phone bill,
- a sworn statement from your the person where you are residing stating that you are residing at his address since more than three (3) months

Please note that failure to provide those documents within a two (2) weeks delay following a request from the .FR Registry may automatically conduct to the deletion of your registration(s).

If your keyboard doesn’t allow to use characters outside of the standard English alphabet, please refer to one of the following methods:

On Windows OS
1. If you know the numeric code for the character, hold down the Alt key and type the numeric code corresponding to the accentuated character. For example, the "Ö" character's code is 153, to enter that character, hold the Alt key and type 1-5-3.
You can find a complete list of the accentuated characters and their corresponding numeric code at http://www.forlang.wsu.edu/help/keyboards.asp

2. The Charmap program that is embedded in Windows provides constitutes a convenient way to select and copy accentuated characters. From the Start menu, select Run, type ‘charmap’ into the dialog box and press Enter. By double-clicking on a character it will automatically be pasted in the text entry field, finally click on the copy button to copy the character of your choice to your clipboard.

On Mac OS X
1. If you know the numeric code for the character, hold down the option key and type the numeric code corresponding to the accentuated character. For example, the "Ö" character's code is option u and O, to enter that character hold option and u and type O.
You can find a complete list of the accentuated characters and their corresponding numeric code at http://www.forlang.wsu.edu/help/keyboards2.asp

2. The Character Viewer program Embedded in Mac OSX provides constitutes a convenient way to select and copy accentuated characters. From the Apple menu  choose System Preferences, click onLanguage & Text, and then click Input Sources.
Open the Input Sources pane of Language & Text preferences and select the Keyboard & Character Viewer checkbox.

On Linux OS
1. If you know the numeric code for the character, hold down the Ctrl and Shift keys and type the numeric code corresponding to the accentuated character. For example, the "Ö" character's code is 153, so to enter that character, hold down simultaneously Ctrl and Shift and type 1-5-3.

2. The gucharmap program that is embedded in most Linux releases provides constitutes a convenient way to select and copy accentuated characters. From the Accessories menu select Character Map. By double-clicking on a character it will automatically be pasted in the text entry field, finally click on the copy button to copy the character of your choice to your clipboard.