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How long can I register a .asia domain for?
During the Landrush process (February 20th 2008 - March 12th 2008) you can register a domain for a minimum of 2 years and maximum of 10 years.
As of March 26th 2008 dotAsia reaches the Go Live stage at which point you will be able to register .asia domains for 1 year to 10 years.
- What is a .asia domain?
- Who can apply for a .asia domain?
- How long can I register a .asia domain for?
- What is the name of the .asia naming authority?
- What happens at Landrush (February 20th 2008 - March 12th 2008)?
- When will I know if I have got my Landrush domain?
- What is the .asia auction process?
- What is Go Live?
- Why is my .asia technical contact listed as Domainmonster in New Zealand?
- When will I know if I have my Pre-Order?
- What happens if there is more than one applicant for the same domain name during Landrush?
- What is the auction style?
- What type of bidding is there and can this bidding be automated?
- How long does the auction run?
- How will I be notified that I have been entered into an auction?
- What is the minimum bid?
- What happens if I am outbid?
- How many participants will take place in the auction?
- What happens if there are no bidders?
- If I win the auction, how long do I have to make a payment?
- What if I am unable to make this payment in time?
- Why did I receive an email from Pool.com regarding my .asia domain name?
- What if I did not submit an application, and I want to bid in the auction?
- Why has my Landrush Application failed?
- What is the CED Contact for?
- Why was my Pre-Order Unsuccessful?