Taiwan ccTLD

Register a .tw domain

If you sell into Taiwan's electronics and semiconductor supply chain, .tw outranks a translated .com every time. TWNIC (Taiwan Network Information Center) runs Taiwan's ccTLD under a mandate from the National Communications Commission, and to Taiwanese buyers and distributors it reads as a real commitment — not a global site with a Traditional Chinese translation bolted on. Our pricing is disclosed upfront: the renewal number matches what's on the checkout screen today.

$36.00/yr Renews at the same price. No tricks. Privacy free

Who picks .tw?

Businesses selling into Taiwan's electronics, semiconductor, or hardware manufacturing supply chain
Companies opening a Taiwan office, distributor relationship, or local sales team
E-commerce and tourism sites targeting Taiwanese consumers directly

What it signals

Pros

A direct geographic signal to Taiwanese buyers and to Google's local-market ranking factors
Tied to one of the world's major semiconductor and electronics manufacturing hubs, not a generic geography
Run by TWNIC, the non-profit registry designated by Taiwan's National Communications Commission — not a leased or speculative namespace
WHOIS privacy where the registry allows it, plus done-for-you SPF/DKIM/DMARC email setup
Renewal pricing fixed at the rate you register for — no later increase

Watch-outs

.gov.tw, .edu.tw, and .mil.tw are reserved for qualifying Taiwanese institutions, so those specific suffixes aren't available to general businesses
Carries less instant recognition than .com for customers outside Asia who won't parse it as your brand name
Taiwan's commercial namespace splits between .tw and .com.tw, so you may want both to keep a competitor from holding the other

Registry restrictions

General .tw and .com.tw registration does not require Taiwanese residency or a locally registered company — individuals and foreign entities can register directly. Restricted second-level suffixes exist (e.g. .gov.tw, .edu.tw, .mil.tw, .org.tw for qualifying nonprofits) that are limited to qualifying Taiwanese government, education, military, or nonprofit entities, but the general .tw and .com.tw namespace is open to worldwide registrants.

Examples of .tw domains in the wild

Common questions about .tw domains

How much does a .tw domain cost?

A .tw domain is $36.00 per year at Modusdom, and it renews at the same $36.00 every year — no discounted first year that jumps later.

Does a .tw domain renew at the same price?

Yes. Our renewal price equals our first-year price — written into our promises — so your .tw stays $36.00/yr in year 1, year 2, and year 10. Most registrars advertise a cheap first year, then quietly renew higher.

Do I get free WHOIS privacy on a .tw domain?

Yes — free WHOIS privacy is included on every .tw domain, hiding your name, address, email and phone from the public WHOIS record at no extra cost.

Can I transfer an existing .tw domain to Modusdom?

Yes. Transfers are free and add a year to your registration. Unlock the domain at your current registrar, copy the EPP/auth code, and start the transfer — we walk you through it, and your website and email keep working the whole time.

Is a .tw domain right for my business?

In a market where .tw and .com.tw are the norm for locally trusted brands, holding one signals your business made a deliberate call to be here — versus a foreign company relying solely on a global .com. It is a strong fit for: Businesses selling into Taiwan's electronics, semiconductor, or hardware manufacturing supply chain; Companies opening a Taiwan office, distributor relationship, or local sales team; E-commerce and tourism sites targeting Taiwanese consumers directly.