Introduction to applying for a permanent domain name

How do I register a permanent domain name? A permanent domain name means you can renew it and use it forever. It doesn't mean once you register it, it's yours forever. Domain name registrations have a fixed term, and only by renewing it can you keep it.

Currently, the maximum one-time domain name registration period is 10 years. If you want to own the domain name long-term, you must renew it promptly when it expires. The maximum renewal period is also 10 years.

Domain name registrations are typically paid on an annual basis. If you want to use a domain name permanently, you must renew it promptly. Otherwise, the domain name will be deleted after a certain period of time. Once deleted domains are available for registration, anyone can purchase them.

A relatively convenient way is to purchase a multi-year registration, such as a 10-year registration. This way, you don't have to renew for 10 years; just remember to renew when you do. If you already purchased a domain name for one year, you can renew it for nine years before it expires. Furthermore, many service providers offer more cost-effective registrations and renewals for multi-year domains.

It can be seen from this that domain name registration is not permanent. You can purchase it for many years at a time and renew it in time after expiration to ensure long-term use.