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Many international domains must be at least 60 days past registration or the previous transfer.
Keep the registrant and registration period while gaining convenient DNS management and support through every transfer step.
Rules depend on the extension and current registrar. Most international domains require the following before a transfer:
Enter the complete domain name. We will open checkout with the correct extension, where you can sign in and enter the Auth/EPP code securely.
Many international domains must be at least 60 days past registration or the previous transfer.
Disable Transfer Lock at the current registrar and verify the registrant email.
Request the transfer code from the current registrar. Do not send it in an open form or ordinary email.
Confirm the request by email after ordering. We notify you when the transfer completes.
Configure records for your website, email and third-party services.
Manage domains, hosting and invoices in one place.
We check status, help with unlocking and guide the transfer.
Send the domain and contact email. We will check the zone and reply with the exact conditions. The Auth/EPP code is not needed yet.
Already have an account? You can open a secure ticket in your account.
No. A transfer changes the registrar, not the domain registrant.
Most international domains gain one year with a paid transfer, but the exact rule depends on the extension.
Usually from a few hours to 5β7 days, depending on the extension and current registrar approval.
Yes, as long as the DNS records remain active. A registrar transfer does not require a hosting change.