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Eligibility conditions
Who can register a .AU?
To register a .au domain name, you will need to meet a number of conditions.
To be eligible for registration, you must be identified as a business entity with a registered ABN or ACN, or you must perform an activity recognised by state authorities.
The registered domain name must also:
(a) correspond to the corporation, business, legal or personal name of the person, or
(b) be an acronym for the corporation, business, corporate or personal name of the person, or
(c) correspond to the person's Australian trademark, or
(d) correspond to or be an acronym of the name of a related corporation, or
(e) correspond to or be an acronym of:
- a partnership in which the person is a partner
- a trust of which the person is a trustee, or
(f) correspond to or be a synonym for the name of:
- a service that the person provides
- goods that the person sells (retail or wholesale)
- an event that the person is subscribing to or sponsoring
- an activity that the person facilitates, teaches or trains
- a premises that the person operates
and provides at the time of application.
For .au domain name registrations based on an Australian trademark, the domain name must exactly match the words that are the subject of the Australian trademark.
Management rules and notifications
Registration period | Between 1 and 10 years |
Renewal period | Between 1 and 10 years |
Redemption period | 30 days |
Automatic notifications:
Warning emails: 60, 30, 15, 7 and 3 days before the expiry date
Email on the expiry date to notify you of the domain name suspension
Email after the Redemption Grace Period to notify you of the domain name deletion