Buy .com.bb Domain Name

The published rule asks for one. The government's domain name policy calls the regime semi restricted and treats a local representative with a formally constituted presence as necessary; a tax number and a registered company are given as examples. The public notice likewise states that applicants must have a local presence in Barbados. The official form also asks, in its own field, for the «person in Barbados to be contacted in absence of Manager or Administrative Contact». Let us settle this condition with you before ordering.

Yes, with both technical and practical evidence. In a DNS measurement on 12 August 2026 com.bb returned its own zone record, and a name that does not exist produced a clean «not found» reply; net.bb and org.bb are separate zones in the same way. Actual use was confirmed from a second source: the certificate transparency logs hold dozens of names under com.bb with valid certificates, among them institutions such as the stock exchange and utility companies.

The application goes to a government office. You complete an official form issued under the Telecommunications Act; it asks for the applicant's name, nationality, registered office or principal place of business, type of applicant, the manager of the entity, the contact person in the country and the name servers. The form is signed, stamped if a company applies, and sent to the Chief Telecommunications Officer. A successful applicant receives a domain name registration licence; where supporting documents are required they go to the same unit.

For one year. The registry's notice states that domain name registrations are renewed annually, and no multi year option appears in any official text; the information note on the application form likewise refers to an annual operating fee. Tracking the renewal date is therefore the holder's responsibility. You can read renewal dates from the registry's lookup service, and we run renewal reminders through your account with us.

The public notice sets it out in two sentences: names not renewed within 60 days of the renewal date may be removed from the .bb name server, and names may be reinstated on payment of the outstanding arrears. So a delay can be repaired, but in the meantime the address may stop resolving and mail flow can break. Because the registration is a licence, the final decision rests with the administration — which makes not missing the date the safest route.

No. The registry's lookup service returns only whether the name is registered: a single line reading «domain found» for a registered name and «no results found» for a free one. The registrant's name, address, contacts and dates are not published, and the IANA record carries no port 43 server either. Personal data therefore stays out of public view in this extension, but for the same reason you cannot learn who holds a name through WHOIS. For other extensions use our whois search page.