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Country extension · Italy

.co.it domain name

What you need to know about .co.it: who can register it, which details are required and how transferring works.

Specifications

The key details of .co.it

Country
Italy
Registry
nic.it
Registration period
1 year
Domain name length
3 to 63 characters
Time to registration
immediately
Transfer time
5 days
Renewal on transfer
yes, transferring renews the domain
Transfer code length
6 to 32 characters
Transfer lock available
no
Number of nameservers
2 to 6
Renewable after expiry date
13 days
Quarantine after deletion
30 days

Features

  • DNSSEC: yesYou can secure your domain name with DNSSEC.
  • IPv6: yesThe nameservers for this extension can also be reached over IPv6.
  • Special characters: yesDomain names with letters such as é, ü or ø (and sometimes other scripts) are possible.
  • Whois privacy: no
  • Trustee: yesIf you don't meet the local address requirement, you can use a trustee service.
Requirements

Who can register a .co.it?

  • You can register a .co.it domain if, as an individual, you're a national of or live in an EU country, or if, as an organisation, you're established in an EU country.
  • In addition to EU countries, registrants from the United Kingdom, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland, San Marino and Vatican City are also allowed.
  • If you don't meet these requirements, you can use a local address through a trustee service.
  • You declare that you're entitled to the domain name and that you're not infringing anyone else's rights by registering it.
  • You agree to the registry's registration and dispute rules. You also accept Italian jurisdiction and law.
  • If you provide incorrect or false details, the registry will revoke the domain name immediately and may take legal action. You can't hold the registry liable for this.
  • You must consent to the processing of your details for the registration, otherwise the registration can't go ahead.
  • Only individuals can refuse to have their details made public. For all other types of registrant, publication of the details is mandatory.

Additional details for registration

  • You state what type of registrant you are: individual, company or sole trader, self-employed professional, non-profit organisation, public body, other organisation or foreign organisation from an EU country.
  • Companies, self-employed professionals, non-profit organisations, public bodies and other organisations that aren't established in Italy register as a foreign organisation.
  • You state your nationality.
  • If you don't live in Italy, as an individual you provide the number of your identity document.
  • Organisations provide their VAT number or Italian tax code. Associations without a VAT number or tax code enter n.a. here.
  • Italian individuals provide their 16-character Codice Fiscale.
  • For an address in Italy, the province code must be included.

Good to know when registering

  • When you register, you explicitly agree to the registry's terms and declarations, such as the liability declaration and the consent to data processing.
  • You always register a .co.it domain one year at a time.
Transfer

Transferring a .co.it

  • To transfer a domain, you need a transfer code. You request it from your current registrar.
  • Once the transfer has been requested, the current registrar has 5 days to approve or reject it.
  • If there's no response within that period and the transfer isn't cancelled, the registry approves the transfer automatically.
  • After a successful transfer, the new expiry date becomes the date of the transfer plus 1 year.

The transfer code

  • A transfer code is required to transfer a domain.
  • The registrant or the administrative contact of the domain can request the code from the current registrar.
Owner

Change of registrant

Change of registrant

  • With a change of registrant, the new registrant must, just as with a new registration, agree to the registry's terms, including the liability declaration and the consent to data processing.
  • The new registrant provides the same details as at registration: the type of registrant, the identity, VAT or tax number and the choice about publishing the details. This isn't needed if you use a trustee service.

Renewal, cancellation and quarantine

  • A .co.it domain always runs one year at a time. A single renewal for a longer period isn't possible; the domain is renewed every year.
More information

Registry rules and links

Compiled from the registry's rules. Registries sometimes change their rules; if in doubt, the registry's terms take precedence. Updated on 11/11/2026.

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