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| .gg || 
Guernsey || Template:Code, Template:Code, and Template:Code already allocated || Also unofficially used by video game-related websites (see GG (gaming)).
| .gh || 
Ghana || Ghana||
| .gi || 
Gibraltar (United Kingdom) || Gibraltar||
| .gl || 
Greenland (Kingdom of Denmark) || Greenland|| Previously also unofficially used in Galicia, Spain, but .gal has now been approved for such use and was implemented in mid-2014.
| .gm || 
The Gambia || Gambia|| Domain name should match the domain owner's name or trademarks. Common nouns are blocked.
| .gn || 
Guinea || Guinea|| A local contact is required.
| .gp || 
Guadeloupe (France) ||Guadeloupe
| .gq || 
Equatorial Guinea || Guinée équatoriale (French) || Was previously used as a free domain service to the public.
| .gr || 
Greece || Greece||
| .gs || 
South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands (United Kingdom) || South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands||
| .gt || 
Guatemala || Guatemala||
| .gu || 
Guam (United States)|| Guam||
| .gw || 
Guinea-Bissau ||Gine-Bisaawo (Fula)||
| .gy || 
Guyana || Guyana||
| .hk || 
Hong Kong || Hong Kong||
| .hm || 
Heard Island and McDonald Islands || Heard Island and McDonald Islands|| Unused for its intended purposes (islands are uninhabited and government sites instead use .aq); registry open to the public.
| .hn || 
Honduras || Honduras||
| .hr || 
Croatia || Hrvatska (Serbo-Croatian) ||
| .ht || 
Haiti || Haiti||
| .hu || 
Hungary || Hungary|| Limited to citizens of the European Union or entities established by law within the territory of the EU.
| .id || 
Indonesia || Indonesia|| Restricted to Indonesian companies (Template:Code), organisations (Template:Code), academic (Template:Code & Template:Code) and citizens (Template:Code, Template:Code & Template:Code). Second-level domains are becoming available now and opened to general registration on 17 August 2014.[1]
| .ie || 
Ireland || Ireland|| In 2002, registration was expanded to include persons or businesses with a "real and substantive" connection with the island of Ireland (including Northern Ireland).[2][3]
| .il || 
Israel || Israel||
| .im || 
Isle of Man|| Isle of Man||
| .in || 
India || India|| Under INRegistry since April 2005 (except for Template:Code, Template:Code, Template:Code, Template:Code, Template:Code, and Template:Code).
| .io || 
British Indian Ocean Territory (United Kingdom) || Indian Ocean|| Used unofficially by technology companies, startups, browser games, and web applications as IO can be an acronym for "input/output" that is useful for domain hacks.
| .iq || 
Iraq || Iraq||
| .ir || 
Iran || Iran||
| .is || 
Iceland || Ísland (Icelandic) ||Also unofficially used and marketed as a domain hack (for example it.is, that.is, etc.).
| .it || 
Italy || Italy|| Restricted to companies and individuals in the European Union.
| .je || 
Jersey || Jersey||
| .jm || 
Jamaica || Jamaica||
| .jo || 
Jordan || Jordan||MoDEE is the registry and registrar for domain names under .jo at both the first level and second level.[4]
| .jp || 
Japan || Japan|| Restricted to individuals or companies with a physical address in Japan.
| .ke || 
Kenya || Kenya||
| .kg || 
Kyrgyzstan || Kyrgyzstan||
| .kh || 
Cambodia || Khmer ||
| .ki || 
Kiribati || Kiribati||
| .km || 
Comoros || Komori (Comorian) ||
| .kn || 
Saint Kitts and Nevis || Saint Kitts and Nevis||