.org.cn Domain Registration India
A .org.cn domain is the organisation label inside China's .cn country code, administered by CNNIC since the root's 1990 delegation. Every registrant passes real-name verification — passport for individuals, business certificate for companies — with no Chinese presence required. WebJi® lists it at ₹810 a year, renewal ₹1,020, before 18% GST.
The organisation zone of China's .cn namespace, sold in INR to Indian associations, universities and exporters.
INR billing
- Registration
- ₹810/yr
- Renewal
- ₹1,020/yr
- Term
- 1–10 yrs
- Billing
- INR + GST
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Last editorial update: 15 November 2026.
What is a .org.cn domain?
.org.cn is the organisation label inside China's .cn country code, run by CNNIC — the China Internet Network Information Center affiliated with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. IANA records .cn as a country-code TLD with a secure DNSSEC delegation, and the .cn root has been active since 28 November 1990. Like .org.uk or .org.nz, .org.cn is a second-level zone, not a sovereign TLD of its own.
What separates this namespace from most organisation endings is verification: every registrant — individual or company, Chinese or foreign — passes CNNIC real-name review before the name resolves. Terms run 1 to 10 years, the zone is DNSSEC-signed, and CNNIC offers a registrant privacy-protection service through registrars.
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Second-level organisation zone inside China's .cn ccTLD |
| Registry | China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC) |
| .cn in the root since | 28 November 1990 |
| DNSSEC | Signed zone, secure root delegation |
| Verification | CNNIC real-name review for every registrant |
| Term | 1 to 10 years |
How a .org.cn registration actually clears
Registration is one order plus one verification: the name activates only after CNNIC clears your identity file, typically within a few business days. Indian individuals and companies file the same document set as everyone else — there is no Chinese local-presence requirement for international registrations.
- Search the name. The box on this page checks live whether a .org.cn label is free, taken or registry-priced premium.
- Enter registrant details exactly as they appear on your document — passport or ID card for individuals, business registration certificate for companies; foreign certificates are accepted.
- Pay in INR by UPI, card or net-banking; the GST invoice is issued at once.
- Wait for CNNIC real-name verification. We chase the file and tell you when it clears — usually a few business days.
- Set nameservers and auto-renew, and keep the registrant documents current through any company name or ID change, because the verification data travels with the domain.
The owner contact must show a real individual person's name alongside the organisation. Verification data staying valid matters again at renewal and transfer, not only at first registration.
Which Indian organisations register .org.cn?
Indian bodies that need a mainland-China-facing identity: trade associations, foundations, universities and cultural bodies dealing with Chinese counterparts. Chinese readers treat .cn-family endings as the local default, so an .org.cn landing page in front of a .com or .in primary site is the common pattern. Some registrants also hold the label defensively, because Chinese-name trademarks are otherwise easy for others to register.
| Who | Example name | Why .org.cn fits |
|---|---|---|
| Export promotion association | indiatrade.org.cn | An organisation label Chinese partners expect |
| University partnership office | iitglobal.org.cn | Institutional credibility for academic links |
| Cultural exchange foundation | sanskriti.org.cn | Foundation identity for joint programmes |
| Industry standards body | textilestd.org.cn | Reads as an official sector body in China |
| Defensive trademark holder | yourbrand.org.cn | Keeps the label out of third-party hands |
.org.cn pricing and multi-year budget
.org.cn costs ₹810 for the first year and ₹1,020 for each renewal year at WebJi®, before 18% GST — the same band as the rest of the .cn family here. Registry-premium labels are quoted before payment.
| Extension | Registration (₹/yr) | Renewal (₹/yr) | Reading in China | Order |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| .org.cn | ₹810 | ₹1,020 | Organisation label | Register → |
| .cn | ₹810 | ₹1,020 | The plain country code | Register → |
| .com.cn | ₹810 | ₹1,020 | Commercial spelling | Register → |
| .net.cn | ₹810 | ₹1,020 | Network and tech spelling | Register → |
| Horizon | Working | Scenario total (before GST) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 year | ₹810 | ₹810 |
| 3 years | ₹810 + (₹1,020 × 2) | ₹2,850 |
| 5 years | ₹810 + (₹1,020 × 4) | ₹4,890 |
Prices read from WebJi® billing on 4 November 2026; checkout confirms current charges. These are planning sums, not a prepaid multi-year charge the registry levies at once.
Renewal, transfer and expiry under CNNIC rules
Transfers inside the .cn family run on a free transfer code and a 60-day rule: no transfer is allowed within 60 days of registration, and real-name verification applies at transfer too. Under CNNIC's 2019 implementing rules the losing registrar must issue the code free of charge; WebJi lists .org.cn transfers at ₹810 and files them from our support desk.
- Renewals run in 1-to-10-year blocks at ₹1,020 a year and go smoothest while your verification documents are still valid.
- Expiry suspends the name — recovery means renewing through the registry's windows with verification still current, so auto-renew is the sane setting.
- Contact changes to anything beyond phone or email can require documentation again; keep the file current.
.org.cn versus .com.cn, plain .cn and .org
Inside the .cn family the label carries the signal: .org.cn reads as an organisation, .com.cn as a business, .cn as the plain country code — all at the same ₹810 price with the same verification. Outside the family, .org at ₹1,500 a year is the global organisation ending without any document check.
- .org.cn — for associations, foundations and institutions facing mainland China.
- .com.cn — for companies selling into China; same price, commercial reading.
- .cn — the shortest local form when the org/com distinction does not matter.
- .org — when the organisation is global and no China-specific identity is needed.
A common Indian setup keeps .com or .in as the primary site and points .org.cn at a Chinese-language landing page for partners and buyers there.
Once the name is live
After verification clears, a .org.cn name behaves like any domain: DNS in, site up, mail flowing. A bilingual association site fits on shared hosting from ₹299 a month, a contact address such as beijing@yourname.org.cn runs on business email hosting, the domain renewal guide explains the expiry windows, and domain transfer covers moving an existing name to WebJi®.
Frequently asked questions
Can an Indian organisation register .org.cn without a Chinese presence?
Yes. CNNIC accepts foreign individuals and companies from any country with no Chinese local-presence requirement — but every registration passes real-name verification: a passport or ID card copy for individuals, a business registration certificate for organisations, with foreign certificates accepted.
When was .org.cn created?
The .cn country code entered the root on 28 November 1990, one of the earliest ccTLDs outside Europe and North America. CNNIC, the registry that administers it today, is affiliated with China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and .org.cn is one of the classic second-level labels inside that namespace.
What does five years of .org.cn cost?
₹4,890 before 18% GST as a renewal-budget scenario: ₹810 for the first year plus four renewal years at ₹1,020 each. You can also register up to 10 years in one block if you prefer a single prepaid term; checkout shows the exact charge.
Does a university department qualify for .org.cn?
Yes — universities, schools and research bodies are exactly the audience the organisation label serves. The department registers through its institution with the institution's registration certificate, and a real person's name must appear on the owner contact alongside the organisation.
Is .org.cn signed with DNSSEC, and can we use IDN spellings?
The .cn zone is DNSSEC-signed with a secure root delegation, so signed records are supported. Chinese-script internationalised labels exist inside .cn; for an Indian organisation the practical route is an ASCII label, with the Chinese name resolved by content rather than the address.
.cn root facts checked against IANA on 15 November 2026 · Prices read from WebJi® billing on 4 November 2026; checkout confirms current charges.
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