.TF domain name - French Southern Territories

.TF is the country code domain extension (ccTLD) for the French Southern Territories and Antarctic Lands, a collection of islands in the Indian Ocean. The French Southern Territories consist of three separate areas: (1) a group of volcanic islands in the Southern Indian Ocean; (2) Adélie Land, the French claim on Antarctica; and (3) numerous scattered islands near Madagascar and Mauritius. With no permanent population, the islands house military personnel, scientists, and government officials and support staff.

Although many of these islands are difficult to reach, your .TF domain extension will make it easier to connect with Internet users in the region. Register your .TF today!

.TF Format

Minimum length	3 characters
Maximum length	63 characters
Numbers	Allowed (full-numeric)
Hyphen	Allowed (middle only)
IDN	Allowed

.TF Price

Setup fee	None
Annual fee	€20.50
Renewal fee	€20.50
Update fee	Free
Trade fee	€19.00
Transfer fee	€20.50
Reactivation fee	€25.00 + (Renewal fee)

.TF Registration Period

Minimum subscription period	1 year
Minimum renewal period	1 year
Renewal increment	1 year
Registration delay	1-3 days

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Features & Requirements

Below are a list of the requirements and features for registering a .TF domain name.

IDN Supported
DNSSEC supported

Conditions

Any European individual can register a .TF domain name
Please note: AFNIC asks that companies located in France provide their SIREN/SIRET number, and companies located in the EU provide their company registration number. Individuals are asked to provide their date and place of birth. If your place of birth is in France, you are required to provide the city and post code. AFNIC supports the registry-level WHOIS privacy solution which means individuals can hide their details in the WHOIS database.