Buy .com.eg Domain Name

No. The registry's document list opens a separate line for companies outside Egypt, so a foreign company can apply directly. That line, however, never mentions a trade register record: the primary document required is a trademark registration matching the name to be registered. On top of that, an authorised representative or agent inside Egypt is required. Incorporating locally, opening a branch or showing a local address is not asked for.

The registry recognises two routes: a mark registered in Egypt, or one registered internationally at WIPO under the Madrid Agreement. The text adds a substantive condition: the registration must correspond to the name being registered. Holding a mark does not let you pick any name freely; a workable overlap between the name and the mark is expected. Check the scope and territorial validity of your mark before applying.

Look at .eg directly. The registry's zone table opens second-level .eg to «all authorities» and sets the trademark condition only on the com.eg side, for companies outside Egypt. A name under .eg still has to rest on a ground — the entity's name or its field of activity is a sufficient ground — and the in-country representative requirement applies there too. Both zones share the same term and renewal rules.

The term rule is shared across the .eg family: a minimum of one year and a maximum of five years, with fees paid in advance for the period requested. A registration can be cancelled before the term ends at the holder's formal request, but the amount paid is not refunded. A longer term is a continuity decision as much as a cost one: it avoids rebuilding the document and representative arrangement every year.

The name does not vanish on the due date. The registry states that names renew automatically unless notified otherwise and that the renewal fee is due within one month of expiry; if it is not paid the name is suspended, and during suspension it is not available to anyone else. Only three months after the due date does it become available to the public, without further notice. If you manage it from abroad, keep the notification email address current.

Yes. The registry lists this as a ground of its own: a company's product or service name may be registered with evidence that the product actually exists and belongs to the company. Accepted evidence includes a promotional folder, an image of the product, an advertising campaign or any physical image used in promoting it. The applicant also submits a statement confirming that the name belongs to the company.

The registry states that all applications are reviewed and that any name failing the policies is rejected. Grounds include generic or misleading names that do not represent the entity or its activity, names causing confusion with other entities, and names conflicting with law. The registry also notes that acceptance does not certify or endorse the documents submitted; if false information or documents come to light later, the registration may be cancelled.

The zone is reserved for the commercial sector, and the registry's document list names three applicant types: government entities (commercial register or tax card plus an official letter bearing the eagle seal), companies inside Egypt (commercial register or tax card plus a copy of the owner's identity card), and companies outside Egypt (a trademark registration plus a representative inside the country). For individuals the answer is not com.eg but the registry's personal zones.