.re Domain: Réunion ccTLD Guide

Updated October 2026

.re is the country-code top-level domain for Réunion.

Overview

Extension.re

Country or territory

Réunion

RegionAfrica

RegistryAFNIC

Who can registerLocal presence required

TypeNational country code

.re is the country-code top-level domain for Réunion, in Africa. It is managed by AFNIC.

Managed by AFNIC and open to registrants based in the EU/EEA area, Switzerland or other eligible European territories; rules mirror .fr.

Who can register

Direct registration generally needs a real connection to the country, such as citizenship, residence, a local company, a local trademark or a local contact.

Second-level endings: Also .asso.re, .nom.re, .com.re.

Rules and prices change. This summary is general information, not legal advice: confirm the current policy with the registry before you buy. The registry's website is www.afnic.fr. The official record for .re is in the IANA root zone database.

Before you buy a .re name

Check the renewal price as well as the first-year price. Our cost calculator shows what a name really costs over time.
Make sure you meet the eligibility rules yourself, without relying on a trustee if you can avoid it.
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Frequently asked questions

What country is .re?

.re is the country-code top-level domain for Réunion.

Who runs the .re domain?

The .re registry is managed by AFNIC.

Can I register a .re domain from another country?

Usually not directly. .re generally requires a local connection, such as citizenship, residence, a local company, trademark or contact. Some registrars offer trustee services, which carry their own risks.

Does Google treat .re as a country domain?

Yes. Google normally treats .re as a signal that a site targets Réunion.