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Domain Name Quarantine and Recovery

For certain domain extensions, a domain enters a quarantine period once it has been canceled. During this quarantine:

The domain cannot be registered by others.
The domain can usually be recovered for a fee.
The domain will no longer function.

The domain remains registered and is exclusively available for recovery by the original owner.


🗓️ Duration and recovery fees per extension



ExtensionQuarantine PeriodRecovery Fee
.NL40 days€ 50 excl. VAT
.COM30 days€ 135 excl. VAT
.NET30 days€ 135 excl. VAT
.ORG30 days€ 135 excl. VAT
.BE40 days€ 50 excl. VAT
.EU40 days€ 50 excl. VAT
.BIZ30 days€ 135 excl. VAT
Others-On request

Important:
The above prices are exclusive of 21% VAT and are indicative. Please contact us for the latest rates or for extensions not listed.


🌐 Moving a Domain Out of Quarantine



If your domain is in quarantine, you have the following options:

Renew it with your current provider and then initiate a transfer (additional costs may apply).
Wait for the domain to fully expire and try to register it again (risk: someone else might register it first).

⚠️ Keep in mind: for certain extensions like .com, there is a 90-day transfer lock after recovery.

Feel free to contact us for advice. We are happy to assist!

Updated on: 23/05/2025

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