Domain Name Examples
- jeuxvideos.fr
- cuisinegourmande.fr
- vacancesenfamille.fr
- modeetbienetre.fr
Potential Uses for this TLD
- French businesses establishing an online presence
- websites for French-language blogs and content
- e-commerce platforms targeting the French market
- and educational institutions based in France promoting their programmes.
TLD Restrictions
.fr Domain Registration Restrictions and Eligibility Requirements
The .fr top-level domain (TLD) is primarily intended for use by entities with a connection to France. Here are the specific registration restrictions and eligibility requirements:
- Eligibility: Registrants must be a resident of France or an entity with a physical presence in France, which includes businesses registered in France and French administrative bodies.
- Industry-Specific Usage: There are no specific industry restrictions for .fr domains; however, registrants must adhere to general rules and regulations applicable to domain names.
- Special Conditions: The registrant must provide valid contact information and may need to furnish identification or business registration documents upon request.
In summary, to register a .fr domain, entities must have some form of connection to France, whether as a resident individual or a registered business.
Hipposerve TLD Pricing
Registration
£0.99*
Transfer
£0.99
Renewal
£7.99
Technical Information
Characters Allowed
Number of characters allowed: 3 to 63
IDN Compatibility
IDN character compatibility: Yes
Registration Period
Registration periods: 1 to 10 years
DNSSEC Compatibility
DNSSEC compatibility: Yes
Renewal Period
Renewal periods: 1 to 10 years
Registration Delay
Registration delay: Immediate
Transfer Time
Time taken to transfer: 5 to 7 days
Transfer Lock
Transfer lock time: 60 days.
Note: The information provided on this page was accurate at the time of the last update. However, TLD information is subject to change by the relevant domain naming authorities at any time. Hipposerve cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies that may arise due to such changes.
