When transferring a domain — that is, moving it from one registrar to another — you normally need an authorisation code. In some cases the process works differently.
You get the code from your current registrar and enter it when placing your order. How long a transfer takes depends on the top-level domain.
A few examples below:
.se
An authorisation code is required. The transfer usually completes within minutes of being initiated. The code is normally found in your current registrar's control panel, or you can request it from their support team.
.nu
An authorisation code is required. The transfer usually completes within minutes of being initiated. The code is normally found in your current registrar's control panel, or you can request it from their support team.
.com .net .org .info
An authorisation code is required and must be confirmed via email. The code is normally found in your current registrar's control panel, or you can request it from their support team.
.eu
An authorisation code is required. The transfer usually completes within a day of being initiated. The code is normally found in your current registrar's control panel, or you can request it from their support team.
.dk
We need to be listed as both "proxy" and "billing". This is done via dk-hostmaster.
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