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.pl domain catching and deletion cycle

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In short

For .pl domains, based on the available information: after expiry there is a redemption phase of around 30 days during which the domain can be recovered for a fee. After that it is deleted and becomes registrable again. The exact public release time should be confirmed at the official NASK source.

Source note: some period figures on this page come from registrar/reseller documentation and are to be finally confirmed at the official registry source (NASK). They are deliberately not presented as verified.

Registry & basic rules

RegistryNASK
Extension.pl (ccTLD Poland)
Who can registerNatural and legal persons; no Polish residence required.
Local presenceNo strict local presence requirement.
Redemptionapprox. 30 days
Re-releaseAfter the redemption phase the domain is deleted and becomes registrable again.
Fixed drop timeNo publicly documented fixed drop time in the reviewed source.

Deletion cycle in detail

Active domain registered
Deletion / expiry holder does not renew
Redemption approx. 30 days
Re-release registrable again

Within about 30 days of expiry the domain can be recovered for a fee.

After the redemption phase the domain is deleted and becomes registrable again.

Is drop-catching possible?

Generally possible after the redemption phase ends.

Backorder for .pl

A backorder targets the release after the redemption phase. Basics: What is a backorder? · Domain catching.

Transfer & auth code

Transfer via auth code; NASK also offers a registry lock. See Glossary: auth code.

Specifics & risks

  • Redemption ~30 days for a fee.
  • Confirm the details at the official NASK source.
  • A free name is not automatically free of third-party trademark/name rights.

Difference from .de

A similar order of magnitude to .de (~30 days), but as a paid redemption; confirm the exact release mechanics with the registry. For comparison: .de deletion cycle.

Next

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Frequently asked questions

Can I recover an expired .pl domain?

Yes, per the available information within about 30 days for a fee (redemption). Please confirm at the official NASK source.

Sources

Domain knowledge grounded in official sources

Registry rules and periods come from primary sources such as DENIC, nic.at or EURid — with source link and access date. Editorial review and sign-off are human, and economic affiliations are disclosed.