Austria Domains: .at, .co.at, .wien and .tirol
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Austrian domain extensions: which one suits you?
Austria's country code top-level domain (ccTLD) is .at, in the root zone since 20 January 1988 and run by nic.at GmbH in Salzburg, a registry owned outright by the non-profit Internet Privatstiftung Austria. At Atak Domain you can register four Austrian extensions: .at, .co.at (a sub-zone of .at under the same registry and rules), .wien for Vienna and .tirol for the federal state of Tyrol.
.at and .co.at are open to anyone: you can register whatever your nationality, place of residence or area of operations, no documents, local address or trustee are required, and the first applicant gets the name. The two zones share the same rules; the difference is size, with 1,487,121 names under .at against 34,132 under .co.at in the registry's data of 15 August 2026, so a short or generic word is far more often still free on .co.at. The 'co' does not require you to be a company either.
.wien and .tirol are community extensions with their own registries: punkt.wien GmbH operates .wien and punkt Tirol GmbH operates .tirol, and both entered the root zone in 2014. Each asks for a link to its place: an economic, cultural, touristic, historical or social connection to Vienna qualifies for .wien, and the same kind of connection to Tyrol for .tirol. The name must then be used in connection with the place throughout the term. For a café in Vienna or a guesthouse in Innsbruck, the address itself shows local identity.
If you sell to customers in Austria, start with .at; if the name is taken there, try .co.at, which runs under the same rules. Contracts for .at and .co.at are concluded for an indefinite period: the name never lapses because a term ran out, and your registration day becomes an annually recurring cutoff date. Search for your brand on .at now with the domain name search.
- By registering Austria .at domain name extension, you can prevent your company name, your brand name from being purchased and misused by others. Austria .at domain name address serves your growth, not others.
- If you register Austria .at domain name extension, your company name will be protected in your brand Austria and its territory.
- Austria .at domain name registration will strengthen sales and marketing for your real and potential customers in Austria and the region.
- A .at domain shows both visitors and search engines that your site is aimed at users in that country.
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.at Domain Informations
Domain Name Registration, Renewal and Deletion Periods
| .at Domain Registration | |
|---|---|
| Document Requirement | No documents are required to register a .at domain |
| Country | Austria |
| Character Length | 1 - 63 character |
| Registration Period | 1 - 1 Year |
| Name Server | 2 - 8 number |
| .at Domain Support | |
|---|---|
| IDN Support | Yes |
| Transfer Support | Yes |
| Auto Renewal Support | Yes |
| .at Domain Registration Periods | |
|---|---|
| Registration Periods | 1 years |
| Renewal Periods | 1 years |
| Pre-registration | 1 days |
| Accounting Period | days |
| Finalization Period | 1 days |
| Failure Period | 0 days |
| Payment Period | days |
| Deletion Restorable Period | 56 days |
| Deletion Hold Period | 0 days |
| Explicit Renewals | 0 Day |
Austrian domains: frequently asked questions
Austria's country code top-level domain is .at, and its registry nic.at also runs the sub-zones .co.at and .or.at beneath it. Vienna and Tyrol have their own extensions, .wien and .tirol. Atak Domain registers .at, .co.at, .wien and .tirol: .at and .co.at are open to anyone, while .wien and .tirol ask for a link to the place. Each has its own page with the rules: .at, .co.at, .wien and .tirol.
No; any individual or legal entity may register .at, whatever their nationality, place of residence or area of operations. No local address, agent or document is required, and the first applicant gets the name. What the registry does insist on is accurate data: a private applicant must be of age and give their full first and last name. The same rules apply to .co.at.
Because the rules are identical, availability decides. .at is the shorter, familiar address, while .co.at is the smaller zone where a short or generic word is far more often still free. According to the registry's data of 15 August 2026, there were 1,487,121 names under .at against 34,132 under .co.at. The 'co' does not require you to be a company. Try both together with bulk domain search.
Anyone with an economic, cultural, touristic, historical or social connection to Vienna can register .wien, and the same kind of connection to Tyrol qualifies for .tirol. The condition is not checked at registration, but the name must be used in a meaningful connection with the place throughout the term. The operator may run recurring audits, grants 20 days to comply where it finds a mismatch, and can then take the name out of the zone, so these extensions suit businesses whose pages can show that link.
Yes: Google reads a country code domain like .at as a strong sign that a site is meant for one country, and the server can sit anywhere for that to work. The signal points at Austria only, so a German shop that also sells to Austria can run a separate .at site for its Austrian customers. The extension does not decide rankings on its own; it works together with content that answers your customers' questions.
A .at or .co.at name does not expire; the contract is concluded for an indefinite period and runs until you cancel it. Your registration day is an annually recurring cutoff date, and each period is invoiced. To give the name up, your cancellation must arrive at least one day before the next period starts, after which the name stays locked for about eight weeks. Where an invoice stays unpaid despite several reminders, however, the registry reserves the right to revoke the registration.
Yes; a change of provider for .at or .co.at needs the AuthInfo code from your current provider, and the registry states that the code must be handed over even when old invoices are still outstanding. If the provider refuses anyway, the new provider can request a confirmation token from the registry, which is emailed to the holder and is valid for 21 days. Changing the holder is a separate procedure. Start the request on the domain transfer page.
You register an Austrian domain at Atak Domain in three steps: search for the name, choose .at, .co.at, .wien or .tirol and add it to your cart, then complete payment. No documents are needed for .at and .co.at; for .wien and .tirol, plan to use the name in connection with Vienna or Tyrol. The registry insists on accurate holder data: give your full name, or your company's full name with its legal form, and a real postal address rather than a PO box. Try the name you have in mind on the domain name search page.
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