The .bm top level domain (TLD) is the country code domain specifically designated for Bermuda. Introduced in 1993, it represents Bermuda in the world of internet addresses, similar to how .fr is used for France or .uk for the United Kingdom.
The .bm domain is primarily intended for entities connected to Bermuda, such as Bermudian businesses, organizations, or residents. To register a .bm domain, registrants typically need to demonstrate a local presence or valid connection to Bermuda.
Using a .bm domain offers several advantages: it emphasizes a strong local identity, can enhance trust among Bermudian customers, and is highly relevant for companies or institutions aiming to highlight their Bermudian roots or operations.
Country (ccTLD)
Registry General Department, Ministry of Home Affairs
30 Parliament Street
Hamilton HM 12
Bermuda