Registering a Mozambican domain is simpler than most people expect. You do not need to be a company, and no paperwork is required, as long as the extension you pick is not one of the restricted ones.
Who can register
On the commercial extensions — .co.mz, .org.mz, .net.mz — any person or organisation can register. The restricted ones have their own rules: see the Mozambican extensions and who they are for .
What details are needed
| Detail |
What it is for |
| Full name |
Identifies the registrant — the person or company the domain belongs to. |
| E-mail |
This is where expiry notices and confirmations go. Use an address you actually read, and not one on the domain you are registering. |
| Phone |
A fallback contact, used when e-mail fails. |
| Address and city |
Part of the registrant record. |
| Country |
Likewise. It does not have to be Mozambique. |
For how many years
We take 1 to 10 years. One year is the minimum, and each extra year costs the same as the first — there is no penalty for paying ahead. Paying several years at once is the cheapest way never to lose a domain to forgetfulness.
How it goes
| 3 |
Pay. Once payment clears, the registration goes through and the domain is live, usually within minutes.
|
|
| 4 |
Point it at your hosting — if you bought both from us, it already is.
|
|
|
Real details, always. Invented or out-of-date registrant details can invalidate the registration and, in a dispute over ownership, leave you with no case. They are the only document you have.
|
