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Standard WHOIS/ID protection is a separate, non-refundable USD 3/year addon where eligible. Campaign-specific free first-year offers must be checked separately.
Individuals can register: Yes; Businesses can register: Yes; Trustee/Proxy Service: Not applicable—no local presence requirement. Other reserved-name and registry rules may apply; see official suffix page.
IONOS says its Private Registration/WHOIS Privacy addon is discontinued. Personal data protection differs for individuals and organizations; absence of the addon does not mean all personal data is public. Check current registrant-type requirements.
.AMSTERDAM domain names are open to everyone. Sunrise From the 28th of April to the 28th of May, 2015 the Sunrise is open to the owner of trademarks registered with the TMCH who owns a valid SMD file. Local Government Limited Registration Period The Local Government Limited Registration Period runs from the 29th of May to the 31st of May, 2015. This phase is designed to allow the local government to register their own names and the names of the places (e.g streets and boroughs) in their municipality. These names are determined in the City administration and allocated by the Registry. Their registration can not be performed online through Our website. Please contact the support team to finalize the operation once You will have the Registry approval. Landrush The Landrush runs from the 1st of June to the 14th of August, 2015. The applications during Landrush will be ranked as follows: 1. Applications from Public Authorities with a physical address in Amsterdam for names to which they demonstrate a prior right 2. Applications from Public authorities with no physical address in Amsterdam for Domain Names to which they demonstrate prior right 3. Applications from entities (companies and organizations) with a physical address in Amsterdam for domain names to which they demonstrate to be holding a prior right, including and limited to: trademarks registered with the Benelux Office for Intellectual Property or the Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market, business name and/or trading names (including clear variations and/or abbreviations thereof) 4. Applications from entities (companies and organizations ) with no physical address in Amsterdam for name to which they demonstrate a prior right : registered trademarks with the Benelux Office for Intellectual Property or the Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market, business name and/or trading names (including clear variations and/or abbreviations thereof); 5. Applications from associations in the City of Amsterdam, like associations of shopkeepers within a named geographical area (street, square, quarter and the like) of the City, claiming the name of the geographical area as a domain name 6. Applications from individuals with a physical address in Amsterdam for names to which they demonstrate a prior right : individual name; 7. applications from both entities (companies and organizations) and individuals with a physical address in Amsterdam but no demonstrable prior right to domain name 8. applications from both entities (companies and organizations) and individuals with no physical address in Amsterdam but no demonstrable prior right to a domain name