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.EU is considered a country code top-level domain (ccTLD); however, unlike most ccTLDs, it serves the entire European Union (EU), which consists of 28 countries.

.EU domains are restricted to the following organizations or individuals:

• An undertaking having their registered office, central administration, or principal place of business within the European Community; or,
• An organization established anywhere within the European Community; or,
• A natural person residing within the European Community.

In addition, you must have a mailing address in the EU for your domain Whois. This includes addresses in the following EU countries:

• Austria (.AT)
• Belgium (.BE)
• Bulgaria (.BG)
• Croatia (.HR)
• Cyprus (.CY)
• Czech Republic (.CZ)
• Denmark (.DK)
• Estonia (.EE)
• Finland (.FI)
• France (.FR)
• Germany (.DE)
• Greece (.GR)
• Hungary (.HU)
• Iceland (.IS)
• Ireland (.IE)
• Italy (.IT)
• Latvia (.LV)
• Lichtenstein (.LI)
• Lithuania (.LT)
• Luxemburg (.LU)
• Malta (.MT)
• Netherlands (.NL)
• Norway (.NO)
• Poland (.PL)
• Portugal (.PT)
• Romania (.RO)
• Slovakia (.SK)
• Slovenia (.SI)
• Spain (.ES)
• Sweden (.SE)

We try to keep this list as up-to-date as possible; however if we are missing a country that is part of the EU, that should also be acceptable to use for .EU registration.