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.ba

Internet country-code top level domain for Bosnia and Herzegovina


Internet country-code top level domain for Bosnia and Herzegovina

FieldValue
name.ba
imageNicba.png
introduced14 August 1996
typeCountry code top-level domain
statusActive
registryUniversity Tele-Information Center
sponsorUniversity Tele-Information Center
registereddomains33,032
dateregistereddomains2025-12-09
refregistereddomains
intendeduseEntities connected with Bosnia and Herzegovina
actualuseFairly popular in Bosnia-Herzegovina
restrictionsMust be located in Bosnia-Herzegovina or have representative there
structureRegistrations are directly at second level, or at third level beneath some second-level labels
document[Regulations](http://nic.ba/lat/menu/view/20)
website

.ba is the Internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is administered by the University Teleinformation Center.

Registration

The procedure for registering domains within .ba is slightly more complicated than in other ccTLDs; the process is defined by laws and regulations of BiH institutions.

While international domains can be bought by anyone without any additional requests and documents, .BA domains can be registered by only entities that meet all requirements listed in the Regulations.

While domain registration is free, a local presence is needed. Any company that has a registered name or registered trademark in Bosnia–Herzegovina can register an eponymous .BA domain (provided that the domain is not already taken), though some additional caveats apply.

Second-level domains

Privately owned second-level domains are permitted, which for-profit companies use. But there are also standardised second level domains:

DomainIntended users
.edu.baEducational organisations
.gov.baGovernmental authorities
.net.baNetwork operators
.org.baNon profit organisations
.mil.baMilitary entities and affiliated organisations

The rules for the standardised second level domains are fairly well enforced.

References

References

  1. (2025-12-09). "Nic .ba".
  2. "Regulations regarding the registration of the BA domain".
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