.immo Domain Registration India

.immo Domain Registration — What You Get

.immo is a generic top-level domain from the 2012 ICANN program. Donuts applied for it through its Auburn Bloom subsidiary, won a June 2014 auction against three other applicants, and the string entered the DNS root on 27 August 2014; the IANA record lists Binky Moon, LLC — an Identity Digital company — as today's operator.

Immo is the everyday abbreviation for real estate in French (immobilier), German (Immobilien) and Italian (immobiliare) — the word European property portals and agents already use in everyday speech, the way Indians say "property".

The application framed it as an online space for the real estate industry — agents, property managers, builders and related services. Terms run 1 to 10 years, the delegation is DNSSEC-signed, and the registry's IDN tables cover internationalised labels.

Who Can Register a .immo Domain Name

Anyone can register a .immo name: a brokerage, a developer, a portal or an individual, with no documents and no local presence anywhere in the world. The zone is open — there is no licence check for agents.

• Allowed characters: letters, digits and hyphens; a hyphen cannot start or end the name.
• Internationalised names are supported through the registry's IDN tables.
• Premium names — short or common words — carry registry premium pricing, quoted before you pay.
• First completed order wins: a name is not held while you decide.

What a .immo Domain Is Used For

For Indian buyers the key point is the word: immo is not English — it is how French, German and Italian speakers abbreviate real estate. The zone is used by European-market property agents, portals and developers, exactly as the longer .immobilien serves the German market.

An Indian developer or agency selling to NRI buyers in Europe, or a property portal with French or German listings, gets an address those customers read instantly — parisflats.immo or muenchen.immo-style names.

If the audience is purely Indian, .in or .com says it better; .immo earns its price only when the European reading helps.

.immo Domain Registration Plans & Pricing (INR)

WebJi lists .immo at ₹4,562 a year for registration and ₹4,846 for renewal, read on 4 November 2026, before 18% GST. Premium names cost more and are quoted before payment.

WebJi billing prices, read on 4 November 2026 — the renewal column is what the second and later years cost, before 18% GST.

.immo Renewal, Transfer and Expiry Rules

A .immo term runs 1 to 10 years and renews in the same blocks, at the renewal band rather than the first-year rate. Renewal reminders go to the registrant email, so keep that address reachable and turn auto-renew on.

After expiry the name follows the standard gTLD sequence: roughly 45 days of auto-renew grace, then 30 days of redemption where the registrar charges a recovery fee, then a five-day pending-delete window before it returns to the open market. A dropped .immo is not held for the previous owner.

To transfer, unlock the name and take its EPP authorisation code from the current registrar, then approve the email sent to the registrant address. WebJi bills a .immo transfer at ₹4,562, a completed transfer adds a year to the term, and a name is locked for 60 days after registration or transfer under ICANN rules.

.immo vs .com and .in for an Indian Business

The extension is not a ranking factor: content and links decide placement. Choose .immo when the property business serves French, German or Italian-speaking buyers; keep .com for a global brand and .in or .co.in when Indian identity is the point.

The longer German spelling .immobilien is the alternative for a purely German audience; .immo is the shorter, cross-border form covering all three languages.

• .immo — the short EU real-estate abbreviation, ₹4,562 a year, renewal ₹4,846.
• .com — global default, ₹1,380/year, renewal ₹1,480.
• .in — Indian identity, ₹1,000/year.
• .co.in — Indian commercial second level, ₹809/year.

How to Register a .immo Domain with WebJi

Registration is one order: check the name, pick a term, pay in INR, and the registry entry is created with the contacts you supply. There is no approval stage and no document upload.

Steps:

• Search the name with the domain search box on this page; a .immo result shows free, taken or premium.
• Enter registrant details exactly as they should appear in WHOIS, and decide whether to apply privacy.
• Choose a term from 1 to 10 years and pay in INR. The GST invoice is issued at once.
• Point the nameservers at your host, then allow for DNS propagation, usually a few hours.
• Turn on auto-renew and check the registrant email, because renewal notices go there.

Why WebJi for .immo Domain Registration

WebJi has sold and managed domains since 2005, and the same team handles registry rules, transfers and renewals today.

• Selling domains since 2005, with gTLD procedures handled in-house.
• 12,000+ clients across India and overseas keep their domains at WebJi®.
• 24/7 email support in Hindi and English at support@webji.services, average first reply under 60 minutes.
• INR pricing with an 18% GST invoice on every order, payable by UPI, card or net-banking.
• Free migration of an existing site or DNS, subject to terms and approval.