.eu domain names can be registered for a period of 1 to 10 years. This period is called a registration term. The registration term can also be extended by the registrar at any time before it expires. This is known as a term extension. A domain name’s registration term can be extended multiple times, provided that the number of years added doesn’t result in a total registration term that exceeds a maximum of 10 years.
EURid will automatically renew your domain name for another 1 year when it reaches the end of its registration term. But your registrar may have a different policy so check with them to find out what when your domain name will expire and what will happen to it when it does.
EURid will automatically renew your domain name for another 1 year when it reaches the end of its registration term. But your registrar may have a different policy so check with them to find out what when your domain name will expire and what will happen to it when it does.