A .international domain is a generic Top-Level Domain (gTLD). That's the ending after your chosen name in a website address. Unlike a country-specific extension, it isn't tied to one country. You can choose it to describe a business, organization, or project with an international focus.

Anyone can register an available .international domain. You don't need to own a multinational company or have offices in several countries. You can use it as an individual, a small business, or an organization. Choose a name that fits your work, then check the .international domain availability with HostPapa.

A .international domain can suit your business if serving people across countries is part of your identity. It can work for international consulting, travel services, or import and export. If your work is mainly local, another extension may describe it better. Choose an ending that reflects your business today and your plans for it.

Choose .international when you want your website address to describe a global focus. Choose .com if you'd prefer an ending that doesn't describe a particular scope. A country-specific domain can suit a site focused on one national market. Compare how each option sounds with your brand name, and check availability and the .international domain price before deciding.

To register a .international domain with HostPapa, enter your preferred name in the domain search field. Select an available result, create your account, and follow the checkout steps. Review your spelling and the displayed pricing before you confirm. Registration gives you the address; building your website is a separate next step.

To transfer a .international domain to HostPapa, unlock it with your current provider and request an authorization code, the security code used to approve a transfer. Search for your domain on HostPapa, choose the transfer option, and follow the checkout instructions. A domain transfer moves the registration, not your website files or email accounts.