.my registration
.my is Malaysia’s country-code domain extension. It suits Malaysian businesses, residents, organisations, and projects aimed at a Malaysian audience. Registered Malaysian entities must provide their ROC, ROB, or ROS registration number. Malaysian citizens and permanent residents must provide a MyKad or passport number. Names are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, without a special registration procedure. A .my label may contain between 1 and 63 characters. Additional registrant information may be requested to confirm the holder’s identity and compliance with registry requirements. A trustee or local-contact service is also available through supported API registrations. To transfer a .my domain to host.yt, first disable the transfer lock at the current registrar and obtain the domain’s authorisation code. The process can take several days. Once completed, one year is added to the domain’s existing expiry date. Changing the holder requires authentication by both parties. Validation emails are sent to the current and future holders, and the request is cancelled if it is not completed within five days. A holder change does not alter the domain’s expiry date.
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Specifications
| Registration | 51.99 EUR |
|---|---|
| Renewal | 51.99 EUR |
| Transfer | 28.99 EUR |
| Restore | 51.99 EUR |
| Change of ownership | 51.99 EUR |
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Frequently asked questions
What does the .my domain extension stand for?
my is the country-code domain extension associated with Malaysia. It gives websites, services, and email addresses a clear Malaysian identity, making it especially relevant for organisations operating in Malaysia or projects intended primarily for Malaysian customers, communities, or audiences.
Who can register a .my domain?
Malaysian registered entities, citizens, and permanent residents can register .my domains by supplying the relevant identification details. Registered entities provide an ROC, ROB, or ROS number, while individuals provide a MyKad or passport number. A trustee or local-contact route is supported where needed.
Are there restrictions or required documents for .my registration?
The required information depends on the registrant. A legal entity registered in Malaysia must provide its ROC, ROB, or ROS registration number. A Malaysian citizen or permanent resident must provide a MyKad or passport number. The registry may request further details to verify identity and eligibility.
Is .my a good choice, and what projects suit it?
my is a practical choice for businesses, organisations, services, and community projects with a clear connection to Malaysia. It immediately signals a Malaysian focus and can make a local offer easier to recognise. Registrants should be prepared to provide the identification details required for their legal form.
When does .my make more sense than .com?
my makes more sense when Malaysia is the project’s main market or identity because it communicates that geographic focus directly. .com is broader and more internationally neutral, but it does not provide the same Malaysian signal. Choose .my for local relevance and .com for a primarily global position.
How long does .my registration take, and how long does it last?
my domains are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Processing can proceed once the required registrant details and any requested checks are complete. The registration confirmation records the applicable registration and expiry dates, which should be reviewed when placing and managing the order.
How do I transfer a .my domain to host.yt?
Disable the transfer protection at your current registrar, then obtain the domain’s authorisation code and submit the transfer to host.yt. A .my transfer may take several days to complete. When it finishes, one year is added to the domain’s current expiry date.