TLD directory · Country codes

Domain extensions by country

Country-code top-level domains connect a website to a place, market or national identity. Find the code your audience recognises, then check the registry rules before you register.

Two-letter country codesLocal trust signalRules vary by registry
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Quick orientation

A local extension can make the market obvious

2 letters

Most ASCII country-code TLDs follow ISO country codes

Local

Registration policy is set by each country-code manager

Global

Some ccTLDs are marketed beyond their home country

When a country domain is the right choice

You sell mainly in one country

A familiar local ending can reassure customers that pricing, delivery and support are intended for their market.

yourbrand.ke · yourbrand.de

You need market-specific sites

Separate country domains make ownership and local content explicit, but each site needs its own maintenance and SEO plan.

example.fr · example.ca

Your brand fits the letters

Extensions such as .co and .io are country codes that have also developed global, brand-like uses.

studio.co · product.io

You can satisfy local rules

Some registries are open worldwide; others require local contacts, documentation or a trustee service.

Check eligibility before checkout

Directory

Browse country domains

This directory focuses on country codes supported by FlashDomains. Registry requirements can change, so verify current terms with the registry or registrar.

Before you choose a ccTLD

Eligibility

Confirm who may register, what documents are needed, and whether the registrant must have a local address.

Renewal cost

Compare renewal and transfer pricing, not only the first-year promotion. Country domains can use different billing terms.

Search targeting

A country code is a strong geographic cue. That is useful for a local site and limiting for a truly global one.

Country-domain questions

Is .co.uk a ccTLD?

.uk is the United Kingdom's ccTLD. .co.uk is a second-level namespace beneath .uk, commonly used by UK businesses.

Can anyone register any country domain?

No. Every ccTLD manager sets its own policy. Many are open globally, while others require a local connection or supporting documents.

Are .io and .ai country domains?

Yes. IANA classifies .io and .ai as country-code TLDs, although technology companies use both worldwide.

Does a ccTLD rank better locally?

It gives search engines and users a clear geographic signal, but relevant content, links and technical quality still determine performance.

Next step

Found the right country code?

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