Registration of Frl-Domains

The Frl-Domain is the domain of Friesland. Anyone can register frl-Domains.

The Frl-domain is a German Geo-Domain, but also a Dutch Geo-Domain because Friesland is a cross-border, a true European region.

The Frl-Domain is targeted at Frisian people living in Friesland, Frisians living in other part of the Netherlands, and Frisians living in Germany or other parts of the world and wanting to identify themselves with the Frisian culture and heritage.

People from Friesland will stay Frisian for their whole lives, and are very willing to identify themselves as Frisian by registering Frl-Domains.

The standard Frl-Domain costs EUR 89 per domain and year. You can register your name among the FRL-Domain here.

We offer domains from many domain extensions. You can choose which domains you would like using our lists. Click on the link to go to the order page of the most important New Top Level domains or search at the alphabetical list of the New Top Level Domains. You can also use our search engine to browse.

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Register for me each domain at the price of 89 US-Dollars/year:

.frl

I pay by check

I transfer the money to the bank account of Secura GmbH:

Stadtsparkasse Koeln
Kontonr. 95802955 (BLZ 37050198)
S.W.I.F.T. COLS DE 33 BIC COLSDE33 IBAN: DE59 3705 0198 0095 8029 55

I permit the debit entry of the sum according to SEPA. Please send the contract to me, if we have not already one.

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By clicking at the button, you confirm a free, but binding pre-registration of (a) New Top Level Domain (s), which will cost at succesful registration 89 US-Dollars/domain and year and that you have read and accepted Trade Conditions, Registrants Rights and Responsibilities, the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy and the policies of the registry.