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Country-code TLD list — every ccTLD by country

Country-code TLDs, organised by country · Updated

In one sentence

A country-code TLD (ccTLD) is the two-letter domain extension assigned to a nation under ISO 3166-1 — .us for the United States, .uk for the United Kingdom, .de for Germany — and there are about 310 in total. This list maps the 61 most-used country codes to their countries, registries and prices, grouped by region below.

How the country-code list works

Every country and dependent territory gets exactly one country-code top-level domain, and the code is not arbitrary — it is the territory's two-letter identifier from ISO 3166-1 alpha-2, the same standard behind US, GB, DE and JP on passports and currency codes. IANA delegates each code to a national manager, so the ccTLD list tracks the roster of recognised countries almost one-to-one — about 310 in all. (The one famous quirk: the UK uses .uk, a historical alias, even though its ISO code is "GB".)

Because each nation runs its own code, the country-code world is a patchwork of national registries, each with its own pricing and rules — Germany's .de via DENIC, the UK's .uk via Nominet, France's .fr via Afnic, and so on. The list below maps code → country → registry → price; for how ccTLDs differ from generic extensions, see the ccTLD explainer, and for why every one is two letters, 2-letter TLDs.

ccTLDs by region

A quick map of the country codes in this list, grouped by world region.

Europe: .uk (United Kingdom) · .de (Germany) · .fr (France) · .nl (Netherlands) · .eu (European Union) · .es (Spain) · .it (Italy) · .ch (Switzerland) · .se (Sweden) · .pl (Poland) · .no (Norway) · .fi (Finland) · .pt (Portugal) · .gr (Greece) · .be (Belgium) · .at (Austria) · .dk (Denmark) · .ie (Ireland) · .ru (Russia) · .ua (Ukraine) · .me (Montenegro)

Americas: .us (United States) · .ca (Canada) · .br (Brazil) · .mx (Mexico) · .co (Colombia)

Asia: .in (India) · .jp (Japan) · .cn (China) · .kr (South Korea) · .hk (Hong Kong) · .sg (Singapore) · .id (Indonesia) · .tr (Türkiye) · .il (Israel) · .ae (United Arab Emirates)

Oceania: .au (Australia) · .nz (New Zealand)

Africa: .za (South Africa) · .ly (Libya) · .so (Somalia) · .sh (Saint Helena)

Small territories & globally-marketed codes: .io (British Indian Ocean Territory) · .ai (Anguilla) · .cc (Cocos (Keeling) Islands) · .tv (Tuvalu) · .fm (Federated States of Micronesia) · .gg (Guernsey) · .to (Tonga)

Country-code TLD list — by country

Every country-code extension in our dataset with its nation, registry, example sites and typical price. Sort by country, registry or price; click a TLD for full detail.

TLD Country / territory Registry Example sites Typical price
.aiAnguillaGovernment of Anguilla (gov.ai)x.ai, you.ai$70/yr
.auAustraliaauDAAustralian sites$13/yr
.atAustrianic.atAustrian sites$15/yr
.beBelgiumDNS BelgiumBelgian sites$9/yr
.brBrazilNIC.br / Registro.brBrazilian sites$9/yr
.ioBritish Indian Ocean TerritoryInternet Computer Bureau / ICANN-administeredgithub.io, itch.io$35/yr
.caCanadaCIRACanadian sites$13/yr
.cnChinaCNNICChinese sites$8/yr
.ccCocos (Keeling) IslandseNIC / Verisignshort links, profiles$14/yr
.coColombiaGoDaddy Registry (.CO Internet)angel.co, vine.co$11/yr
.hrCroatiaCARNetindex.hr, jutarnji.hr$82/yr
.dkDenmarkDK HostmasterDanish sites$14/yr
.eeEstoniaEstonian Internet Foundation (EIS)postimees.ee, err.ee$13/yr
.euEuropean UnionEURidEU institution sites$8/yr
.fmFederated States of MicronesiaFSM Telecomanchor.fm$80/yr
.fiFinlandTraficomFinnish sites$14/yr
.frFranceAfniclemonde.fr$10/yr
.deGermanyDENIC eGspiegel.de$8/yr
.grGreeceFORTH-ICSGreek sites$14/yr
.ggGuernseyChannel Islands Network (CIDR)vrchat-style sites$55/yr
.hkHong KongHKIRCHK sites$20/yr
.huHungaryCHIP — Council of Hungarian Internet Providersindex.hu, telekom.hu$15/yr
.isIcelandISNIC — Internet á Íslandi hf.this.is, government.is$48/yr
.inIndiaNIXIIndian sites$10/yr
.idIndonesiaPANDIIndonesian sites$25/yr
.ieIrelandRegist.ie (.IE)Irish sites$18/yr
.imIsle of ManIsle of Man Government (Domicilium)gov.im, nic.im$8/yr
.ilIsraelISOC-ILIsraeli sites$15/yr
.itItalyIIT-CNR (Registro.it)Italian sites$9/yr
.jpJapanJPRSJapanese sites$35/yr
.keKenyaKeNICsafaricom.co.ke, standardmedia.co.ke$30/yr
.lyLibyaLibya Telecom (LTT)bit.ly$75/yr
.ltLithuaniaDOMREG — Kaunas University of Technologydelfi.lt, 15min.lt$10/yr
.mxMexicoNIC MéxicoMexican sites$25/yr
.meMontenegrodoMEn (GoDaddy Registry)about.me, t.me$10/yr
.nlNetherlandsSIDNnu.nl$9/yr
.nzNew ZealandInternetNZNZ sites$18/yr
.ngNigeriaNiRAgoogle.ng, konga.ng$20/yr
.nuNiueThe Swedish Internet Foundation (IIS)svt.nu, pippi.nu$17/yr
.noNorwayNoridNorwegian sites$18/yr
.plPolandNASKPolish sites$6/yr
.ptPortugalDNS.PTPortuguese sites$12/yr
.roRomaniaROTLD (ICI Bucharest)emag.ro, google.ro$10/yr
.ruRussiaCoordination Center for TLD RURussian sites$7/yr
.shSaint HelenaGovernment of Saint Helenagit.sh-style tools$40/yr
.saSaudi ArabiaSaudiNIC (CITC)stc.com.sa, mobily.com.sa$63/yr
.sgSingaporeSGNICSingapore sites$25/yr
.skSlovakiaSK-NIC, a.s. (CentralNic)google.sk, aktuality.sk$16/yr
.soSomaliaSomali registrybrand sites$35/yr
.zaSouth AfricaZA Central RegistrySouth African sites$10/yr
.krSouth KoreaKISAKorean sites$18/yr
.esSpainRed.esSpanish sites$8/yr
.seSwedenInternetstiftelsen (IIS)Swedish sites$14/yr
.chSwitzerlandSWITCHSwiss sites$11/yr
.toTongaTonic / Tongashort-link sites$30/yr
.tvTuvaluVerisign (for Tuvalu)twitch.tv$30/yr
.trTürkiyeTRABIS / BTKTurkish sites$10/yr
.uaUkraineHostmaster LtdUkrainian sites$12/yr
.aeUnited Arab EmiratesaeDA (TDRA)UAE sites$25/yr
.ukUnited KingdomNominet UKbbc.co.uk, gov.uk$9/yr
.usUnited StatesGoDaddy Registry (Registry Services)US gov & business sites$8/yr

Last updated 20 June 2026 · Source: IANA root zone database & public registry data · methodology. Click a column header to re-sort. Machine-readable: /tld-list.json.

Open vs restricted country codes

The single most important thing to check before choosing a country code is eligibility, because registries diverge sharply. Some are wide open to anyone in the world — the globally-marketed codes (.io, .co, .me, .tv) and several European ones accept any registrant. Others gatekeep by geography: .ca requires a Canadian connection, .au an Australian presence or ABN, .fr an EU/EEA tie, and .br a Brazilian tax ID. Germany's .de sits in between, needing only a local administrative contact. The rule of thumb: never assume a country code is buyable until you have read its registry's policy — each TLD's detail page notes its restrictions.

Country codes and geo-targeting

Country codes carry a real SEO dimension that generic extensions lack: geo-targeting. Google reads a genuine national code as a strong signal that a site targets that country, so a .de tends to rank better for German searchers and a .fr for French ones — a genuine advantage for a local audience. The exception is the repurposed codes: Google treats a defined set of them (including .io, .co, .me, .tv and .ai) as generic, with no geographic bias. So the geo-benefit is real for truly local extensions and absent for the globally-marketed ones — weigh it against trust and price in the best-TLD guide.

Country-code TLD list — frequently asked questions

How many country-code TLDs are there?
Roughly 310 country-code TLDs exist in the IANA root — one for almost every country and dependent territory, each a two-letter ISO 3166-1 code. This list covers the most-used 61, including all the major national and globally-marketed ones.
What is the country code for a domain?
A domain's country code is the two-letter ccTLD for that nation under ISO 3166-1: .us (United States), .uk (United Kingdom, an alias of ISO "GB"), .de (Germany), .fr (France), .jp (Japan)… The list above maps each code to its country.
Do I need to live in a country to use its ccTLD?
It varies. Some are fully open (.io, .co, .me; .de needs only a local contact); others require a genuine local presence (.ca a Canadian connection, .au an Australian presence, .fr the EU/EEA, .br a local tax ID). Check each country's rules.
Which country code TLDs are used globally?
The ones that spell useful words: .io and .ai for tech, .co as a .com alternative, .me for personal sites, .tv for video, .fm for audio, and .gg for gaming.