Registering a name
Learn about the rules for .au direct domain names - who can register them, and what names they can have.
Learn about the rules for id.au domain names - who can register them, and what names they can have.
Learn about the rules for asn.au and net.au domain names - who can register them, and what names they can have.
Learn about the rules for org.au domain names - who can register them, and what names they can have.
Learn about the rules for com.au and net.au domain names - who can register them, and what names they can have.
Having an Australian presence - a connection to Australia - is a requirement to hold any .au domain name
The price you pay to register a .au domain name will vary depending on the registrar you choose.
The eligibility and allocation rules determine who can register what domain names in the .au ccTLD.
A domain name is an address on the internet which people can use to find resources like websites, or send email.
Foreign entities can register names in the com.au, net.au and .au namespaces provided they meet the Australian presence requirement and any allocation rules for the namespace they intend to register in.
