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The .id domain is an [[Open Use ccTLD]] with no geographic restrictions at the top level. Several second level domains are restricted or reserved for specific uses by Indonesian citizens or business entities. Others are open for registration.<ref>[https://pandi.id/why-id/?lang=en PANDI.id - .id Domains and Registration Requirements]</ref> As of February 2023, the domain had approximately 726,000 active registrations.<ref>[https://pandi.id/statistik/ PANDI.id - Domain Statistics]</ref> | The .id domain is an [[Open Use ccTLD]] with no geographic restrictions at the top level. Several second-level domains are restricted or reserved for specific uses by Indonesian citizens or business entities. Others are open for registration.<ref>[https://pandi.id/why-id/?lang=en PANDI.id - .id Domains and Registration Requirements]</ref> As of February 2023, the domain had approximately 726,000 active registrations.<ref>[https://pandi.id/statistik/ PANDI.id - Domain Statistics]</ref> | ||
There are 13 second-level domains associated with .id, and the most commonly used are: | |||
.id - which is the general ccTLD. It’s available for individuals (local citizens and foreigners) and legal entities. | |||
.co.id - It’s reserved for Indonesian businesses. To register, you must provide any of the following Indonesian documents: SIUP - License for businesses to trade goods and services in Indonesia. TDP - Company Registration Certificate. AKTA - Article of Association. NPWP - Tax Identification Number | |||
.web.id - For personal websites and informal businesses (local citizens and foreigners). The official requirements include an ID card or passport. | |||
.my.id - For personal websites and blogs. It's available for individuals (local citizens and foreigners) and legal entities. | |||
.biz.id - It’s for small and medium-sized businesses. It’s available for individuals (local citizens and foreigners) and legal entities.<ref>[https://www.nominus.com/en/dm/blog/country-domains/how-to-register-a-id-domain-name-in-indonesia How to register a .id domain?]</ref> | |||
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Revision as of 12:39, 29 June 2023
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| Industry: | Registry |
| Country: | Indonesia |
| Email: | info [at] pandi.id |
| Website: | Pandi.id |
| Facebook: | PANDI |
| LinkedIn: | PANDI |
| Twitter: |  @pandi_id
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Perkumpulan Pengelola Nama Domain Internet Indonesia (PANDI) is the registry operator for Indonesia's .id ccTLD.[1] The organization is not-for-profit, and includes representatives of Indonesia's government as well as stakeholders in the Indonesian internet community.[2]
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The .id domain is an Open Use ccTLD with no geographic restrictions at the top level. Several second-level domains are restricted or reserved for specific uses by Indonesian citizens or business entities. Others are open for registration.[3] As of February 2023, the domain had approximately 726,000 active registrations.[4]
There are 13 second-level domains associated with .id, and the most commonly used are:
.id - which is the general ccTLD. It’s available for individuals (local citizens and foreigners) and legal entities.
.co.id - It’s reserved for Indonesian businesses. To register, you must provide any of the following Indonesian documents: SIUP - License for businesses to trade goods and services in Indonesia. TDP - Company Registration Certificate. AKTA - Article of Association. NPWP - Tax Identification Number
.web.id - For personal websites and informal businesses (local citizens and foreigners). The official requirements include an ID card or passport.
.my.id - For personal websites and blogs. It's available for individuals (local citizens and foreigners) and legal entities.
.biz.id - It’s for small and medium-sized businesses. It’s available for individuals (local citizens and foreigners) and legal entities.[5]