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ccTLD List: Every Country Code Domain by Country (2026)

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This is the complete list of country code top-level domains (ccTLDs): every two-letter extension, the country or territory it belongs to, and whether the registry supports DNSSEC and internationalised names. Jump straight to the table, or read on for what a ccTLD is and why the choice matters. Where DomCop tracks the extension, the ccTLD links to its expired domains list.

What are ccTLDs?

Before we dive into our comprehensive list, let's clarify what ccTLDs mean. Country Code Top-Level Domains, or simply ccTLDs, are essentially domain suffixes that indicate the country or territory to which a website is affiliated. For instance, a website ending in .uk likely originates from the United Kingdom.

The Importance of Knowing Your ccTLDs

Whether you're launching a website or just browsing the internet, knowing your domains by country can be a useful tool. It provides context, allows for better targeting, and simply satisfies our innate human curiosity.

Beyond the Common Domains

After going through this list, it's evident that the digital world extends beyond the commonly known .com, .net, and .org domains. With domains by country, it's easier to determine the origin of a site. Want authentic Italian products? Stick to .it websites. Interested in Japanese innovations? Check out the .jp domains.

Your Handy Table of Domains by Country

There exists an extensive list of country-specific domain extensions. These can pinpoint the nation of origin and even tell if they're fortified with DNSSEC—a security feature combating nasty tricks like phishing. Furthermore, some domains embrace international flair, allowing the use of diverse alphabetic characters, like the 'é' in Canada's 'métro.ca'. However, there's a twist: while some domains can utilize various characters, their top-level extensions might remain unchanged. Take Germany as a prime example. They can flaunt vowels with umlauts and the unique 'ß', yet their steadfast domain remains '.de'. An intricate realm, isn’t it?

On another note, there's a sidebar (or let's call it our 'informative column') that elucidates if a domain, under its specific country code, can be granted the privilege of an internationalized domain name (IDN). This permits the use of an array of characters, from the exotic 'é' in Canada's 'métro.ca' to the enigmatic German vowels with umlauts, all while keeping their iconic top-level extension untouched. For example, Germans can parade their unique characters but remain loyal to their classic '.de'. Indeed, a fascinating digital tapestry. Check out our comprehensive list of domains by country below:

ccTLDCountry (or region)DNSSECIDN
.acAscension IslandYesYes
.adAndorraYesNo
.aeUnited Arab EmiratesNoNo
.afAfghanistanYesNo
.agAntigua and BarbudaYesNo
.aiAnguillaNoNo
.alAlbaniaNoNo
.amArmeniaYesNo
.anNetherlands Antilles (now deleted – with the 2010 political dissolution of this region as an overseas territory, the ccTLD was closed down in 2015)NoNo
.aoAngolaNoNo
.aqAntarcticNoNo
.arArgentinaYesYes
.asAmerican SamoaNoYes
.atAustriaYesNo
.auAustraliaYesNo
.awArubaYesNo
.axÅland Islands NoNo
.azAzerbaijanNoNo
.baBosnia and HerzegovinaNoNo
.bbBarbadosNoNo
.bdBangladeshNoYes
.beBelgiumYesYes
.bfBurkina FasoNoNo
.bgBulgariaYesYes
.bhBahrainNoNo
.biBurundiNoNo
.bjBeninNoNo
.blSaint-BarthélemyNoNo
.bmBermudaNoNo
.bnBruneiNoNo
.boBoliviaNoNo
.brBrazilYesYes
.bqBonaire, Saba, Sint EustatiusNoNo
.bsBahamasNoNo
.btBhutanNoNo
.bvNo DS resource record is availableNoNo
.bwBotswanaYesNo
.byBelarusYesNo
.bzBelizeYesNo
.caCanadaYesYes
.ccCocos IslandsYesNo
.cdDemocratic Republic of the CongoNoNo
.cfCentral African RepublicNoNo
.cgRepublic of the CongoYesNo
.chSwitzerlandYesYes
.ciCôte d’IvoireNoNo
.ckCook IslandsYesNo
.clChileYesYes
.cmCameroonYesNo
.cnChinaYesYes
.coColombiaYesNo
.crCosta RicaYesNo
.csCzechoslovakia (now deleted)NoNo
.cuCubaNoNo
.cvCape VerdeNoNo
.cwCuraçaoYesNo
.cxChristmas IslandNoNo
.cyCyprusYesNo
.czCzech RepublicYesNo
.ddGerman Democratic Republic (never activated)NoNo
.deGermanyYesYes
.djDjibutiYesNo
.dkDenmarkYesYes
.dmDominicaNoNo
.doDominican RepublicNoNo
.dzAlgeriaNoNo
.ecEcuadorYesNo
.eeEstoniaNoYes
.egEgyptNoNo
.ehWestern Sahara (due to the political conflict between the countries of Western Sahara and Morocco, this is ccTLD is currently not live)NoNo
.erEritreaYesNo
.esSpainNoNo
.etEthiopiaYesNo
.euEuropean UnionYesYes
.fiFinlandYesYes
.fjFijiNoNo
.fkFalkland IslandsNoNo
.fmMicronesiaYesNo
.foFaroeYesNo
.frFranceYesYes
.gaGabonNo DS resource record availableNo
.gbUnited Kingdom (no longer in use since .uk became the established ccTLD)YesNo
.gdGrenadaNoNo
.geGeorgiaNoNo
.gfFrench GuianaNoNo
.ggGuernseyNoNo
.ghGhanaYesNo
.giGibraltarYesNo
.glGreenlandNoNo
.gmGambiaYesNo
.gnGuineaNo DS resource record availableNo
.gpGuadeloupeNoNo
.gqEquatorial GuineaYesNo
.grGreeceYesYes
.gsSouth Georgia and the South Sandwich IslandsNoNo
.gtGuatemalaNoYes
.guGuamNoNo
.gwGuinea-BissauNoNo
.gyGuyanaNoNo
.hkHong KongNoYes
.hmHeard Island and McDonald IslandsYesNo
.hnHondurasYesNo
.hrCroatiaNoNo
.htHaitiYesYes
.huHungaryYesNo
.idIndonesiaYesYes
.ieIrelandNoNo
.ilIsraelNoYes
.imIsle of ManYesNo
.inIndiaYesNo
.ioBritish Indian Ocean TerritoryYesNo
.iqIraqNoNo
.irIranNoYes
.isIcelandNoYes
.itItalyNoYes
.jeJerseyNoNo
.jmJamaicaNoNo
.joJordanYesNo
.jpJapanYesNo
.keKenyaYesNo
.kgKyrgyzstanYesNo
.khCambodiaYesNo
.kiKiribatiNoNo
.kmComorosNoNo
.knSt. Kitts and NevisNoNo
.kpNorth KoreaYesNo
.krSouth KoreaYesYes
.kwKuwaitYesNo
.kyCayman IslandsNoNo
.kzKazakhstanYesNo
.laLaosYesNo
.lbLebanonYesNo
.lcSt. LuciaYesNo
.liLiechtensteinYesYes
.lkSri LankaYesYes
.lrLiberiaNo DS resource record availableNo
.lsLesothoYesNo
.ltLithuaniaYesYes
.luLuxembourgYesYes
.lvLatviaYesYes
.lyLibyaYesNo
.maMaroccoNoNo
.mcMonacoNoNo
.mdMoldovaYesNo
.meMontenegroYesNo
.mfSaint MartinNoNo
.mgMadagascarNoNo
.mhMarshall IslandsNoNo
.mkMacedoniaYesNo
.mlMaliYesNo
.mmMyanmarYesNo
.mnMongoliaYesNo
.moMacauNoNo
.mpNorthern Mariana IslandsNoNo
.mqMartiniqueNoNo
.mrMauritaniaNoNo
.msMontserratNoNo
.mtMaltaNoNo
.muMauritiusNoNo
.mvMaldivesYesNo
.mwMalawiYesNo
.mxMexicoNoNo
.myMalaysiaYesYes
.mzMozambiqueYesNo
.naNamibiaYesNo
.ncNew CaledoniaYesNo
.neNigerNoNo
.nfNorfolk IslandNoNo
.ngNigeriaYesNo
.niNicaraguaYesNo
.nlNetherlandsYesNo
.noNorwayNoYes
.npNepalYesNo
.nrNauruYesNo
.nuNiueYesYes
.nzNew ZealandYesYes
.omOmanYesNo
.paPanamaNoNo
.pePeruNoYes
.pfFrench PolynesiaNoNo
.pgPapua New GuineaNoNo
.phPhilippinesYesNo
.pkPakistanYesNo
.plPolandYesYes
.pmSaint Pierre and MiquelonYesYes
.pnPitcairn IslandsNoNo
.prPuerto RicoYesNo
.psPalestineYesNo
.ptPortugalYesYes
.pwPalauNoNo
.pyParaguayYesNo
.qaQatarYesNo
.reRéunionYesYes
.roRomaniaYesYes
.rsSerbiaNoNo
.ruRussiaNoNo
.rwRwandaYesNo
.saSaudi ArabiaYesYes
.sbSolomon IslandsNoNo
.scSeychellesYesNo
.sdSudanNoNo
.seSwedenYesYes
.sgSingaporeYesNo
.shSt. HelenaYesYes
.siSloveniaYesYes
.sjSvalbard and Jan Mayen (registration is not yet possible)NoNo
.skSlovakiaNoNo
.slSierra LeoneNoNo
.smSan MarinoNoNo
.snSenegalNoNo
.soSomaliaNoNo
.srSurinameNoNo
.ssSouth SudanYesNo
.stSão Tomé and PríncipeNoNo
.suSoviet Union (this TLD has been managed by Russia since the dissolution of the USSR)YesYes
.svEl SalvadorNoNo
.sxSint MaartenYesNo
.sySyriaNoNo
.szSwazilandNoNo
.tcTurks and Caicos IslandsYesNo
.tdChadNoNo
.tfFrench Southern and Antarctic LandsYesYes
.tgTogoNoNo
.thThailandNoYes
.tjTajikistanNoNo
.tkTokelauYesNo
.tlTimor-Leste (formerly .tp)YesNo
.tmTurkmenistanYesYes
.tnTunisiaNoYes
.toTongaNoYes
.tpTimor-Leste (now deleted – replaced by .tl in 2002)YesNo
.trTurkey, Turkish Republic of Northern CyprusYesYes
.ttTrinidad and TobagoYesNo
.tvTuvaluYesNo
.twTaiwanYesYes
.tzTanzaniaNo DS resource record is availableNo
.uaUkraineYesNo
.ugUgandaYesNo
.ukUnited KingdomYesNo
.umUnited States Minor Outlying Islands (now deleted)NoNo
.usUnited StatesNoNo
.uyUruguayYesNo
.uzUzbekistanNoNo
.vaVatican CityNoNo
.vcSt. Vincent and the GrenadinesNo DS resource record availableNo
.veVenezuelaNoNo
.vgBritische Virgin IslandsYesNo
.viUnited States Virgin IslandsYesNo
.vnVietnamYesYes
.vuVanuatuNoNo
.wfWallis and Futuna (also .fr)YesYes
.wsSamoaNoYes
.yeYemenYesNo
.ytMayotte (French region – also .fr)YesYes
.yuYugoslavia (now deleted – after the dissolution of the former Yugoslavia the TLD was used by Serbia and Montenegro until 2010)NoNo
.zaSouth AfricaNoNo
.zmZambiaNoNo
.zrZaire (now deleted – since the country was renamed in 1997, the ccTLD .cd has been used)NoNo
.zwZimbabweNoNo

This list was updated on 19th July 2023

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