Organisations, companies and private individuals can only register or renew .eu domains if they have a branch or residence in the European Union. In the course of the Brexit, it would be discussed whether a transitional regulation should enter into force after the UK’s withdrawal from the EU. However, according to the updated
Information of the Registrar, there is no such special rule now. Since Great Britain will thus become a third state without a transition period to a
third state which is no longer allowed to register .eu domains, this means that .eu domains with British Whois data will be deactivated from 30 May. New registration of .eu domains with British Whois data will also no longer be possible from 30 March.
Domains still to be saved
Domain holders with British Whois data will receive an e-mail from the...
