Expired .PT Domains

Description

.PT represents the official domain extension or the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) of Portugal. This domain extension was introduced to the market in 1988 and was intended for entities with Portuguese connection. Associação DNS.PT is the authorized body for carrying out the registry for PT domains. On the other hand, Marcaria.com is the accredited registrar where applications can be processed. (dot)PT is widely used in Portugal and it is also a top choice for websites needing tight security. Registration is open to everyone without any restrictions.

PT also stands for: physical training, point, portal, Paint, payment, patient, Pacific Time, periodic table, personal trainer, plain text, personal time, Pokemon trainer, Palestinian Territory, and preteen.

Registration Requirements

There is no special process needed to register a .PT domain name, no special action is needed on your end.

Intended Use

Entities connected with Portugal

.PT Registry Information

Registration Service

http://www.dns.pt/

Whois Server

whois.dns.pt

Registration Date

1988-06-30

Registration Price

$29.00 Annually

Registered Domains

352,876

Whois Privacy

Yes

.PT Domain Sales

Domain Price Date Venue
betcheck.pt $2,980.00 2020-02-13 Sedo
psytrance.pt $350.00 2019-10-09 DAN.com
paybit.pt $2,856.00 2019-03-20 Sedo
cinema.pt $3,642.00 2019-01-16 Sedo
cinemas.pt $1,491.00 2019-01-11 Sedo
taxis.pt $340.00 2018-11-08 Sedo
cozinhas.pt $3,536.00 2018-05-16 Sedo
leiloes.pt $3,208.00 2018-03-01 Sedo
kik.pt $5,903.00 2017-10-10 Sedo
safe.pt $5,974.00 2017-09-21 Sedo

What is a .pt Domain Name?

A .pt domain is the country code top-level domain (ccTLD) in Portugal. It is popular and known for representing the abbreviation of the country. It is also abbreviated as "pt" and shares both .com and .net domain extensions.


Who can use a .pt Domain Name?

A person, group, or business based in Portugal may register .pt domain name as long as it is registered to a local ISP or hosting company in Portugal. Any entity may register a .pt domain name provided that they have a local presence in the country. However, if you are representing a business based outside the country, you may have to prove that your business activities in Portugal include the physical presence or registered agents.


Who regulates .pt Domain Name?

Portugal Telecom SGPS SA is the local registry for Portugal. The company has been consistently recognized as one of the best registries within Europe. The management and allocation of domain names for Portugal is done through the DNS.PT. The company ensures that all .pt domains remain valid and up-to-date as per their registry information.


Tips to choose ideal .pt Domain Name

Choosing an ideal .pt domain name for your business should be done after in-depth research of the target audience. You can choose a .pt domain name that is easy to remember, has short words, or uses spell-out numbers instead of number signs (#).

The ideal domain will also have positive connotations for your industry, so avoid using negative words like "no" and "not".


What's the Difference Between .com.pt and .pt?

The .pt domain extension is for Portugal and it is used by local companies and individuals to target local customers or visitors. The .com.pt domain extension only has a few requirements, such as having a local presence in Portugal, so almost all businesses can own it. However, .pt has more registration requirements compared to .com.pt and is recommended for businesses that are locally owned or operated.


Common Subdomains for .pt Domain

The most common subdomain used in a .pt domain name include:

.org.pt - The .org.pt domain extension is for non-profit organizations or individuals who are not necessarily based in Portugal. In most cases, the .org.pt subdomain also belongs to a local entity since it points to a website hosted within Portugal.

.edu.pt - The edu.pt domain extension is used by educational institutions that have a local presence in Portugal.

.gov.pt - The gov.pt domain extension is used by government organizations that have a local presence in Portugal, whether it is at the national or regional level.


Can you register .pt Domain Without Local Presence?

Domain name registration for .pt requires the local presence of either an organization, branch company, or individual within Portugal. However, if you are not located in the country but you have a local partner that can act on your behalf, then you may be able to register a .pt domain name with an "honest-services" agent.


What Documents Do You Need to Register .pt Domain Name?

When registering a .pt domain name, you need to provide a copy of your business license or incorporation certificate and a recent extract from the Registo Nacional de Pessoas Colectivas (National Registry for Legal Entities). These documents must be notarized and then legalized with Apostille.


How Much Does .pt Domain Name Cost?

The cost of a .pt domain name is about €19.99 per year. However, you can register a .pt domain name for as low as €4.00 per year if you use the right coupon codes and promotional offers.