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.cy
University of Cyprus
Introduced1994

TLD type		Country code top-level domain
StatusActive
RegistryUniversity of Cyprus
SponsorUniversity of Cyprus
Intended useEntities connected with  Cyprus
Actual useVery popular in Cyprus
Registration restrictionsLimited to Cyprus residents and registered companies/organizations; various restrictions for different subdomains
StructureRegistrations are taken at third level beneath some second-level labels
DocumentsLegislation on .cy domain names
Dispute policiesUDRP
Registry Websitenic.cy

.cy is the country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for Cyprus. Registration is limited to residents of Cyprus or companies and organizations registered with the government there; the personal or business registration number is required on registration. Some additional restrictions exist for various subdomains, but .com.cy is unrestricted to Cypriot entities.



Second level domains



  • ac.cy - Academic and research institutions.


  • net.cy - Internet or Network service providers.


  • gov.cy - Governmental institutions.


  • org.cy - Not for profit organisations.


  • pro.cy - Professional organizations.


  • name.cy - Natural persons.


  • ekloges.cy - Organizations or persons related to elections.


  • tm.cy - Officially registered trademarks.


  • ltd.cy - Private and public limited companies.


  • biz.cy - Any other registered company.


  • press.cy - Organizations and entities connected to the press.


  • parliament.cy - The Cyprus Parliament and associated entities.


  • com.cy - Commercial entities (unrestricted registration for Cypriot entities).


  • centralbank.cy - Central Bank of Cyprus


External links


  • IANA .cy whois information

  • .cy domain registration website





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