.TR Tyrkey domain names. Any experinece registering
 

I am trying to reg. .TR domain but cant find any information on how I could do it as I dont have a business set there.

You can register direct at http://www.nic.tr/ (English interface available)
Registrations are taken at the 3rd level only and the most common is .com.tr
You don't need to have your business there but the name you apply for should match your corporate certificate. I don't think you can just apply for any generic term you like at least not under .com.tr

com.tr
net.tr
info.tr
biz.tr

org.tr
web.tr *
gen.tr *
av.tr
bbs.tr

name.tr
tel.tr
gov.tr
bel.tr
pol.tr
mil.tr
k12.tr
edu.tr

these are extensions
except web.tr and gen.tr
you should give a petition
(you should write a piece of paper attached some info about your comp. detail or other related documents)

Most common one com.tr uk equivalent co.uk
prices
about
com.tr $25
web.tr $15
gen.tr $15

i live in Tr so u might ask more

thanks alibaba. I am trying to reg a domain name that we have a TM in Europe.
Will not do business there any time soon, but it should protect our name and perhaps we might me doing some business in Tyrkey as well.

I would be interested in a .com.tr name for myself. Where can I register this as a private person rather than as a business owning the domain?



Slightly off-topic: I lived in Turkey last year. To be honest, I lived in 5 countries so far and Turkey is by far the greatest place of them all. I had a simply wonderful time there and was really sad my working visa was not renewable by my employer. I would really love to move back, but I guess it will only happen if an employer wants to offer me a job AND a working permit. I prefer not to work illegally. But I have nothing but praise for Turkey as a country and would love to move back there, but this time for at least 2 years.

Note: going back to Turkey is one option but not the only one. I have approx 5 countries in my head (Turkey is one of them) where I hope to move to next. Travelling around and emigrating is still the most appealing lifestyle of them all to me, settling down does not interesting me. I want to see the world, nothing more. And Turkey is by far the best part of the world I've experienced so far.