.ORG.AU Domain Names

• Registration requirements
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This article explains the requirements and special procedures for .ORG.AU domain names. DNSimple supports registration, renewal, and transfer of .ORG.AU third-level domains.

For information about renewals, transfers, and ownership changes that apply to all .AU domains (including .ORG.AU), see the .AU Domains article.

Registration requirements

To register a .ORG.AU domain name, registrants must belong to one of the following:

• An association incorporated in any Australian State or Territory.
• A political party registered with the Australian Electoral Commission.
• A trade union or other organization registered under the Workplace Relations Act 1996.
• A sporting or special interest club operating in Australia.
• A charity operating in Australia, as defined in the Registrant’s constitution or other documents of incorporation.
• A non-profit organization operating in Australia, as defined in the Registrant’s constitution or other documents of incorporation.

General requirements

All third-level .AU domain names (including .ORG.AU):

• Require an Eligibility ID type and valid Eligibility ID number. For .ORG.AU, this must be an Australian Business Number (ABN).
• Require an Australian address.
• Must be an exact match, abbreviation, or acronym of the Registrant’s name, or otherwise closely and substantially connected to the Registrant.

Have more questions?

If you have any questions about registering, transferring, or renewing your .ORG.AU domain, contact us, and we’ll be happy to help.