Buy .com.pl Domain Name

No. NASK's regulations contain no separate eligibility clause for the functional zones; the holder is defined only as the party to the agreement, and no Polish company, address, representative or document is required. Measurement bears this out: com.pl names can be managed through foreign registrars — the single-character a.com.pl has been registered since 2005 and sits with a French registrar.

The difference is not in the rules but in the pool of names. Both live in the NASK registry, share the same registration terms, the same expiry chain and the same dispute framework, and both are DNSSEC-signed. The distinction is practical: with more than 2.1 million names, the direct .pl space is far more crowded, so short and generic names ran out there long ago. In com.pl a search can still succeed.

The chain is the same as for .pl. Once the paid billing period ends the name stays in that state for up to 30 days and can be renewed; when the agreement terminates it remains in the registry for another 5 days and is then released for registration. If you are waiting for a specific name to drop, NASK's option service sells a three-year priority right, and the option is visible in the WHOIS record.

Yes, and this was measured. NASK supports IDN in the functional zones too, with names stored in the "xn--" ASCII form: the name spelled "gdańsk" has been registered under com.pl since 4 March 2007 and the one spelled "wrocław" since 12 August 2008. The only restriction is that a single name may use just one character set, so Polish diacritics cannot be mixed with letters from another alphabet.

Transfers run on the authinfo code. The registry's rule is unambiguous: the registrar must release the code without undue delay and may not attach any condition, payment included. If it refuses, you file a written complaint with NASK, which asks for an explanation and in exceptional cases releases the code itself. The full sequence is described on our domain transfer page.