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.ba
nic.ba
Introduced1996

TLD type		Country code top-level domain
StatusActive
RegistryUniversity Telinformatic Centre
SponsorUniversity Telinformatic Centre
Intended useEntities connected with  Bosnia and Herzegovina
Actual useFairly popular in Bosnia-Herzegovina
Registration restrictionsMust be located in Bosnia-Herzegovina or have representative there
StructureRegistrations are directly at second level, or at third level beneath some second-level labels
DocumentsRegulations
Registry WebsiteNIC.BA

.ba is the Internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is administered by the University Teleinformation Center.



Second-level domains


Registration procedure for BA domain names is slightly more complicated than it is for registering international domains, and it is defined by laws and regulations of BiH institutions. For more information, please see Regulations regarding the registration of the BA domain. While international domains can be bought by anyone without any additional requests and documents, .BA domain can be bought by only those who meet all requirements listed in Regulations. First condition for domain registration is that domain name is free. Also, local presence is needed. In simplified terms, a company that has a registered name or registered trademark in Bosnia and Herzegovina, can register eponymous .BA domain, provided that the domain is not already taken, but some additional caveats apply.


Own second-level domains are permitted, which for-profit companies use. But there are also standardised second level domains:


  • .edu.ba for educational organisations

  • .gov.ba for governmental authorities

  • .net.ba for network operators

  • .org.ba for non profit organisations

The rules for the standardised second level domains are fairly well enforced.



External links


  • IANA .ba whois information

  • NIC.BA

  • BIHnet (.com.ba)

  • Sayber (.co.ba)

  • SARnet Centar (.rs.ba)

  • Registracijadomena.ba - Registration procedure

  • Registracijadomena.ba - Regulations for .BA domains registration





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