.hr registration
.hr is Croatia’s country-code domain extension, intended for Croatian citizens, Croatia-based legal entities, and eligible organisations established elsewhere in the European Union. Registration is first come, first served. Names may contain between 1 and 63 characters, with Croatian characters č, ć, đ, š, and ž supported. Registrant details depend on legal status. Croatian citizens and legal entities registered in Croatia must provide their OIB identification number. A legal entity registered in another European Union country must provide its EU VAT number. The registry may request further information to identify the holder and confirm compliance with its rules. A trustee or local-contact service may be used through host.yt where appropriate. This provides another registration route when the applicant needs a qualifying contact. Because eligibility and required fields vary by registrant type, accurate holder information should be prepared before submitting the order. Transferring a .hr domain to host.yt requires authentication by the current holder. An approval email is sent to that holder, and the request must be confirmed within five days or it is cancelled. A transfer does not change the domain’s existing expiration date. Changing ownership follows a similar process, but both the current and future holders must approve.
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Specifications
| Registration | 68.99 EUR |
|---|---|
| Renewal | 68.99 EUR |
| Transfer | 68.99 EUR |
| Restore | 68.99 EUR |
| Change of ownership | 68.99 EUR |
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Frequently asked questions
What does the .hr extension stand for?
hr is the country-code domain extension associated with Croatia. It gives websites, services, and organisations a clear Croatian identity and is particularly relevant when addressing customers, residents, or business partners in Croatia.
Who can register a .hr domain?
The registration process supports Croatian citizens, legal entities registered in Croatia, and legal entities registered elsewhere in the European Union. The required identification depends on the registrant’s legal form. A trustee or local-contact route may also be available through host.yt where appropriate.
What restrictions or identification details apply to .hr registrations?
Croatian citizens and Croatia-registered legal entities must provide an OIB number. Legal entities established elsewhere in the European Union must provide an EU VAT number. The registry may request additional holder information to verify identity and compliance. Domain labels must contain between 1 and 63 characters.
Is .hr a good choice, and what projects suit it?
hr suits businesses, public-facing services, local initiatives, and personal projects with a meaningful connection to Croatia. It signals a Croatian focus immediately. It is especially useful for content, commerce, or services aimed primarily at people and organisations within the Croatian market.
When does .hr make more sense than .com?
hr makes more sense when Croatian identity and local relevance are central to the project. It provides a stronger geographic signal than .com. Choose .com when the primary audience is international and the brand should avoid association with one country, accepting a less locally specific address.
How quickly is a .hr domain registered, and how long does it last?
hr registrations are handled on a first-come, first-served basis. Timing depends on the required registrant information being complete and accepted. Registration remains active until the domain’s recorded expiration date. A later transfer does not reset or extend that date, so renewal should follow the existing expiry schedule.
How do I transfer a .hr domain to host.yt?
A transfer to host.yt begins with an authentication request. A validation email is sent to the current domain holder, who must approve the transfer within five days; otherwise, the request is cancelled. The transfer keeps the domain’s existing expiration date unchanged.