MaguirePhD

Is there anywa to register Canadia (.ca) domains without being a Canadian resident like .asia did with a default registrar?

Doc

TechQueen

I have the same doubt, can anyone clear this????

Len

You can register .ca domains if you are in partnership and 2/3rds of the partners reside in Canada. Alternatively you can find someone you trust and have them register the domains in their name and hold it for you....Risky though!! You can also reg if you have a business registered in Canada. For more info: http://www.cira.ca/en/documents/q3/C...eJune52003.pdf

CureCancer

no, but i can be a partner and help u get one...

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mis_chiff

There is no service/registrar that I know of, that will
do this for .ca's
CIRA wouldn't allow it anyway.

800ml

Hi Maquire, there exists .ca Restrictions, so no there are no registrars, you have to be either a canadian citizen or have business presence in canada.
However there are ways to go around this.

One way is a Trustee Service. Basically what this means is that, that a Canadian Citizen\Company registers the name for you under your own account but with their Contact Info (in case CIRA wants to check on the domain), you have an agreement with them for a fee and control the domain as if you had owned it, that i DNS servers etc..
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/domain-name-discussion/466947-canadian-domains.html

Ofcourse this would not be for everyone, you would need to have, or build a relationship with someone reputable that you can trust. Plus the additional cost of a fee for the trust service might not be worth it in every scenario\ domaining strategy.