Register Domain in Korean

Now, you are able to register domain names in Korean Language. Not only in Korean, Its available in all other Indian Languages like Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali, Urdu, Tamil, Telugu etc. For registering your domain name in languages you just have to follow the same procedure as other domain name registration.

Go to www.swastikinfo.com and Click on IDN Search and look for your desired Korean or any other language domain name, and click search to see if it is available. If it is, you may continue the step-by-step domain registration process.

Step 1 : Go to >> https://www.swastikinfo.com/domain-registration/idn

Step 2 : Choose Languages (भाषा का चुनाव करें)

Step 3 : Select Support Domain Extensions and register your domain name. (चुनी गई भाषा के लिये उपलब्ध डोमेन नेम का चुनाव करें)

हिन्दी अथवा किसी अन्य भाषा में डोमेन रजिस्टर करने हेतु यहां क्लिक करें।

IDN domain name registration

Internationalized Domain Names are domain names represented by Korean language characters. Such Korean domain names could contain letters or characters from non-ASCII scripts. Korean Internationalized Domain Names will increase Internet accessibility worldwide, Internet Domain Names play an important role towards proliferation of Internet and its applications. Today almost all applications of Internet in education, commerce, governance, health sector, and entertainment are carried out through the web portals having Internet domain Names. One of the important requirements for Internet growth is the proliferation of content in the local languages.

Growth of the websites in local languages has direct bearing with the development of content in local languages. Depiction of the URL of the website in local language will further go a long way in ensuring inclusive growth of Internet. The domain names in local languages are called Internationalized Domain Names (IDNs).

IDNs have the potential to transform the Internet into a truly global and multilingual tool by enabling Internet users to navigate and communicate online in their preferred script/language. Keeping this in view and as part of “Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) fast track process”, the use of local language in country code top level domains was initiated in 2010.